Optional Caster System

for Caisse de Versailles Planters

Caisse de Versailles Planters – Mobile, Durable, and Elegantly Discreet

As a sophisticated addition to our classically designed Caisse de Versailles planters, faithfully crafted after the original models from the gardens of the Château de Versailles, Classic Garden Elements offers a bespoke caster system. This optional feature provides convenient mobility for your planters without compromising their traditional, historic charm.

Tailored Mobility – Engineered to Fit Your Requirements

Each caster system is custom-built to match the specific dimensions and weight requirements of your planter. We take into account not only the empty weight of the Caisse de Versailles planter but also the anticipated load when planted. Especially when using multiple stainless steel inner liners for seasonal plant rotations, the overall weight remains relatively low – allowing for greater ease of movement. In contrast, long-term plantings such as large palms with extensive root balls and high water demands may require more robust casters to ensure safe handling.

Designed for a Variety of Surfaces

Whether placed on natural stone, smooth terraces, coarse paving, gravel, or even lawn, our caster systems are engineered for excellent manoeuvrability across all types of ground surfaces. High-quality, smooth-rolling castors with user-friendly brakes ensure secure and stable positioning wherever you choose to place your planter.

Discreetly Integrated – Preserving the Versailles Aesthetic

Each caster system is colour-matched to the planter, remaining largely hidden from view and blending seamlessly into the overall design. The timeless, historical appearance of the planter – the distinctive Versailles effect – is in no way compromised.

With a commitment to craftsmanship and timeless design, Classic Garden Elements combines historic elegance with modern practicality. Our optional caster systems make relocating and maintaining your planters simpler and more efficient, while preserving their classical beauty.

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