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Reserve Tray 200

A deeper rounded-square tray for a heavier pot and a larger watering. A low bridge holds the base clear of the water, and one softened corner becomes the place to pour without turning the whole object into a spouted vessel.

Make yours

Tell us the size and this gets drawn to it.

This one is made to order rather than configured on screen: length and width moves from 140 by 140 mm to 280 by 280 mm. Send a photo of the plant and the spot it has to live in, with the code PP-TS-200, and a size and a drawing come back the same day. 5 to 8 days from there.

Ask for your size

The numbers

Size
200 mm long, 200 mm wide, 56 mm tall
Water capacity
1.42 litres
Made to your size
length and width, 140 by 140 mm to 280 by 280 mm
What stays as drawn
The corner radius, bridge height and pouring corner scale within their structural limits; the wall stays plain.
Lead time
5 to 8 days
Made of
PETG, printed, single piece
Colours
warm white, pale sand, sage, ultramarine, brick red, slate grey, oxblood (slate grey as standard)
Water
None. The internal bridge stands 15 mm above the floor, with four channels leading to the corners and one corner shaped for pouring.
Where it lives
Indoors
Weight
285 g empty

These are the figures the piece is drawn to rather than measurements taken off a finished one. Send the pot it has to replace and we will move them.

What it suits

Suits

  • Large square and round pots
  • Floor plants
  • Heavy ceramic pots with drainage holes
  • Surfaces that need a generous runoff margin

Not for

  • Narrow windowsills
  • Small pots that would look lost inside it
  • Using the retained water as a self-watering supply

The 200 mm drawing carries bases up to 185 mm across or square.

Why it is that shape

A square tray wastes less shelf depth under a square or broad pot, and the softened corners keep it from reading like a storage box. The deeper wall earns its height by holding a useful watering below a dry bridge rather than by surrounding the pot with an empty moat.

Looking after it

Pour from the marked corner while supporting the opposite side. Empty before moving the planted pot and wipe the bridge clean before putting it back.

The square mass is strongest in one quiet colour. Pigments fade under sustained sunlight.

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