Ecopots

What really sets Ecopots apart is their vision of sustainability. It's not just about using recycled materials, but above all about products that last for years. All Ecopots are made from recycled raw materials and are also extremely sturdy, frost-resistant and break-proof. Thanks to their timeless design in neutral colours, you won't need to replace these pots any time soon — they will remain relevant for years to come, both in terms of style and quality.

Scandinavian design with tranquillity as its starting point

All Ecopots are designed according to Scandinavian design principles. The focus is on simplicity, minimalism and natural tones. The goal? To create peace and balance in the home and garden, as a counterbalance to busy and hectic everyday life. This philosophy is reflected in the sleek shapes and understated appearance, allowing Ecopots to effortlessly complement a wide range of home and garden styles.

An extensive Ecopots collection for every application

Although every Ecopots pot shares the same design philosophy, the collection is surprisingly versatile. This means you will always find a pot that perfectly suits your space and plants. Choose from:

• Tall or round flower pots 
• Oval, square or rectangular planters 
• Pots with drainage system 
• Hanging pots 
• Matching saucers

In addition, the pots are available in a wide range of sizes, from Ecopots 30 cm to no less than Ecopots 100 cm. This means there is always a suitable size for both small indoor plants and large eye-catchers in the garden.

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Ecology

The product composition is based on a combination of recycled plastic and stone powder. The 30 cm Amsterdam, for example, consists of 50% recycled polyethylene and 50% recycled polyprolene.

Ecopots supports various climate projects through its CO2Logic programme and has no fewer than 4 quality marks - so it's no wonder that this is the most 'green' pot.

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