MOLTA round – TMRO48

  Instructions for Use – Planters without an Insert 1. Tall and Low Planters

• Tall planter – requires ballast (e.g. gravel, expanded clay) to be added from the top of the planter.
  • Do not turn the planter upside down.
  • Once filled, the hole must be sealed with the stopper.
• Low planter – can be used without additional ballast. It is also fitted with a large filling hole and stopper.

2. Drainage Stopper The planter is equipped with two openings and two stoppers:

• Small drainage hole – allows excess water to drain from the planter. This hole is factory-drilled.
  • It may be kept closed or open depending on where the planter is used.
  • The stopper for this hole is stored in a dedicated compartment inside the planter.

3. Using the Planter in Different Settings

• Indoor use (e.g. at home) – close the small drainage stopper to prevent water from leaking onto the floor (e.g. panels, parquet).
• Outdoor use (garden, lawn) – there is no need to close the drainage stopper; water can flow out freely and soak into the ground.
• Balcony or terrace use – it is recommended to close the small drainage stopper to avoid water spilling onto the surface.

Instructions for Use – Planters without an Insert 1. Tall and Low Planters

• Tall planter – requires ballast (e.g. gravel, expanded clay) to be added from the top of the planter.
  • Do not turn the planter upside down.
  • Once filled, the hole must be sealed with the stopper.
• Low planter – can be used without additional ballast. It is also fitted with a large filling hole and stopper.

2. Drainage Stopper The planter is equipped with two openings and two stoppers:

• Small drainage hole – allows excess water to drain from the planter. This hole is factory-drilled.
  • It may be kept closed or open depending on where the planter is used.
  • The stopper for this hole is stored in a dedicated compartment inside the planter.

3. Using the Planter in Different Settings

• Indoor use (e.g. at home) – close the small drainage stopper to prevent water from leaking onto the floor (e.g. panels, parquet).
• Outdoor use (garden, lawn) – there is no need to close the drainage stopper; water can flow out freely and soak into the ground.
• Balcony or terrace use – it is recommended to close the small drainage stopper to avoid water spilling onto the surface.