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Plant Shop Wet Leftover vs Dry Pot Wall
Buckets and ceramic on the same leftover slatwall are unfinished spec. Name a wet leftover. Keep the pot wall dry.
Plant shop wet leftover versus dry pot wall is water off MDF — named leftover millimetres for watering, dry SKUs on the wall, remaining walk. Independent shops in Thailand hang buckets and ceramic on the same leftover slatwall because the grooves still took hooks. The shops that still walk specify a wipe-down wet leftover, put pots on a lipped dry bay, and finish leftover millimetres as trim.
Plant shop checklist is the kit. Wet bench vs dry wall is the specialty split. Florist is the wet sibling. Humidity: sealed edges, not a warranty. This page is wet leftover versus the dry pot wall.
What each job is for
Wet leftover. Wipe-down millimetres for a can, a rinse, a bucket in transit — water off MDF. PVC vs MDF: fashion grooves are not a wet bay. We do not invent a drain spec. Name remaining walk after pots on the floor — aisle width. Load: we do not invent kilograms for wet buckets on a sheet.
Dry pot wall. Ceramic, tools, soil bags on lipped shelves or peg — pegboard, slatwall shelf depth, price tickets. Unused grooves finish as trim, not a mixed splash forest.
Wrap that packs. Bags, leftover width, queue for two with a pot — cash wrap, queue space. Impulse is a small tray of seed packs, not a second plant forest on the till — impulse vs queue.
Landlord may own wet-waste rules. Bring the handbook. Two-metre decompression: plants in the door are still in the door. Window: one story, heat if you dump the section. Ceiling hang only with a letter.
How to measure: named leftover millimetres at the wet edge and the dry bay. Shop photo brief: shoot wet leftover and dry wall separately. Opening priority: wrap and wet leftover before campaign hang.
When wet leftover vs dry wall
| Job | Wet leftover | Dry pot wall |
|---|---|---|
| Open water / rinse | Strong | Never on MDF grooves |
| Ceramic, bags, tools | Weak — splash | Strong — tickets on |
| Fashion hangrail as hero | Never | Never as the wet job |
| Remaining walk after pots | Named | Named |
Common mistakes
- Water on MDF slatwall grooves.
- Buckets and dry pots on the same leftover strip.
- Wet leftover without remaining walk.
- Invented drain spec on the fixture quotation.
What belongs on the quotation
- Wet leftover vs dry pot wall — named split.
- Remaining millimetres at the wet edge — finished, wipe-down.
- Remaining walk after buckets and pots.
- Dry bay: shelf or peg, tickets.
- Language of the document, Thai or English.
Send photos of the wet leftover and the dry wall. That is enough to specify water off MDF instead of a leftover hook forest.
Name the wet leftover, keep the pot wall dry
If you are fitting a plant shop in Thailand, do not hang buckets on fashion grooves. Send the shop type, the size, and the opening month through the fixture plan form. We will return one fixture schedule and one written quotation — Thai or English — covering the wet leftover, the dry wall, and the walk.
Common questions
- Hang buckets on leftover slatwall slots?
- Usually no. Open water off MDF grooves. Name a wipe-down leftover. Dry pots on a labelled wall.
- Do you specify a drain?
- No. We name leftover millimetres and remaining walk. Bring the landlord handbook. We do not invent a drain spec.
- Wet leftover without remaining walk?
- No. Remaining walk after buckets and pots belongs on the quotation. Mixed leftover photographs as unfinished spec.
- Fashion hangrail as the plant-shop hero?
- No. Wet work is a leftover. Dry pots are the wall. Mixed leftover photographs as unfinished spec.
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