RODERLO
Mame
Hi all,
I've had the desire for a while now to space out my bonsai across the garden instead of having them all together on the bench.
However, I'm in a rental house so I try to avoid fixing things into the ground when possible.
This therefore ruled out the classic wooden pole stands that are frequently used.
So I came up with another idea, based on these concrete U elements they sell at hardware stores.
You can stack them in many different ways, creating some fun variations in appearance.
Additionally they can be paired with a nice wooden shelf on top.
I drew up these designs below (sizes in millimeters). Perhaps some of you might find this useful for your own gardens, if you need modular stands.
In total the costs per stand are around 45 euro's (for stands with two U blocks).
I've had the desire for a while now to space out my bonsai across the garden instead of having them all together on the bench.
However, I'm in a rental house so I try to avoid fixing things into the ground when possible.
This therefore ruled out the classic wooden pole stands that are frequently used.
So I came up with another idea, based on these concrete U elements they sell at hardware stores.
You can stack them in many different ways, creating some fun variations in appearance.
Additionally they can be paired with a nice wooden shelf on top.
I drew up these designs below (sizes in millimeters). Perhaps some of you might find this useful for your own gardens, if you need modular stands.
In total the costs per stand are around 45 euro's (for stands with two U blocks).
