Lind Planter Wall
Tax included where applicable. Delivery and commissioning arranged by your concierge.
XAVORNEX Zoning — green that absorbs
Biophilia usually forgets physics; the Lind remembers — measured absorption in the core, preserved-moss faces where daylight is a rumour, and heights that grant seated privacy or standing division.
Planting that absorbs is double furniture: acoustic PET cores wearing honest greenery, planters with watering reservoirs sized for real maintenance schedules, and preserved-moss surfaces with measured absorption where living walls would sulk. Green zones that sound as calm as they look.
Design & Craft
- Acoustic cores measured; greenery honest about its role
- Planter walls anchor routes without building them
- Living or preserved planting per light reality
- Two years parts and labour
- Heights for seated privacy or standing division
Specifications
| Format | Living planting + reservoir |
| Core | Acoustic PET, class stated |
| Watering | Reservoir, fortnightly |
| Mobility | Braked castors |
| Weight | ≈ 91.4 kg |
| Warranty | 2 years, liners stocked 15 |
Care
Glide rails clean with a dry cloth; curtain weights hang straight if hung straight. Planter liners and moss tiles are replaceable parts — refresh the green, keep the quiet.
Questions, Answered
Do plants really absorb sound?
Leaves scatter more than they absorb — the acoustic work happens in the PET cores and moss surfaces, which carry measured ratings. The green is honest decoration on honest absorption.
Real plants or preserved?
Both exist in the range: living planting where light and care allow, preserved moss where they do not. The listing says which, and the acoustics are measured either way.
The XAVORNEX Promise
Two years parts and labour, fifteen years of parts on the shelf — fans, gaskets, glass and upholstery panels included — and a service desk that answers before lunch.