G-tools Grow table 200 x 100cm with wheels

The 200 by 100 centimetre grow table on castors combines the largest top in this range with the ability to move it. At this length that is not a luxury but the answer to a real problem.

A two metre table needs access from both sides

A top a hundred centimetres deep can be reached from one side to roughly the middle. On a table two metres long that means: stand it against a wall and the entire back half, two square metres of plants, is awkward to tend. And it worsens as they grow.

The classic answer is leaving room along both long sides, but that costs you a walkway of nearly a metre you cannot plant. In many rooms it simply is not there.

Castors solve it differently. You put the table against the wall and turn it half a revolution when you need the other side. You then need one walkway rather than two, and still reach everything.

At this weight, do lock them

A two square metre table with a filled Danish tray and mature plants on it is substantial. Lock the castors once it is placed, and roll gently: a table this long that gets moving carries a lot of mass on a long lever.

Check your floor is flat along the whole route you move it over, too. A wheel catching in a joint or a bump, on a table this size, delivers a jolt you would rather not give your plants.

Technical Specifications:

• Top size: 200 x 100 cm
• Growing area: 2 m²
• Takes: 2 x Danish tray 100 x 100 cm, or a 200 x 100 plant tray
• Frame: with castors

Frequently asked questions

Why castors at this size? They let you reach both sides with only one walkway.

Can I turn it with plants on it? Yes, gently, with a flat floor along the route.

Should I lock the castors? Certainly at this weight and length.

Does a 200 x 100 plant tray fit? Yes, or two Danish trays side by side.