XPOT 4 jars

LARGE MODEL – 200 cm – 4 pots

Xpot is a simple and aesthetic system of uprights that allows you to add a plant touch to your interior.

Dress your walls with this support that holds potted plants simply and safely. Plants can thus extend onto the walls, a space that is still little used for this purpose, without stealing space from the furniture.

Obtain a plant surface by composing your Xpot system with the different sizes of uprights (2 to 4 pots) and the Xpot shelves.

They are manufactured and assembled in the Jura by carpenters.

Contact us by email at equipe@gllu.fr if you are interested :)

Solid Jura oak, from sustainably managed forests
+ satin colorless varnish

200 x 4.5 x 2.7cm

Pots and plants not provided.
+ Screws and dowels are provided for fixing the Xpot

The Compagnie company works with local artisans and manufactures with local materials. The Xpot are made in France, in the Jura. The solid oak comes from the region and sustainably managed forests.

Position your shelf on the wall using a level. Mark the holes with a pen. Drill holes 6 mm in diameter and 4 cm deep at the shelf holes. Insert the dowels. Reposition the shelf and screw the screws into the anchors.

Thanks to a simple system of notches, the pots fit into the upright: they are not fixed, you can handle them easily.

This wall support is suitable for all horticultural pots (with rim), terracotta or enameled, with a diameter between 12 and 24 cm. You can find all these pots in garden centers.

Finally, we advise you to jam a cork in the lowest pot to prevent it from dripping. As for the upper pots, you can leave them as is. The water will gently flow onto the plant below and water it!

Compagnie is a publishing house founded by Jean-François Bellemère. Its objects and furniture are designed to simplify manufacturing and transport processes, save materials and promote the know-how of local companies.

Baptiste met Jean-François during his first professional experience in Paris. The company in which he was employed in Paris shared premises with Jean-François.