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bonsai tree black and white Bonsai Tree 3-Piece Metal Wall Art – Galvanized Steel Bonsai Triptych Decor

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bonsai tree black and white Bonsai Tree 3-Piece Metal Wall Art – Galvanized Steel Bonsai Triptych Decor3 Pieces Bonsai Tree works as a focused wall feature for living rooms, bedrooms, and covered outdoor walls when generic filler feels too flat. The 3 Pieces Bonsai Tree Wall Art from Grandmix is a laser cut bonsai tree triptych in powder coated galvanized metal, three coordinated panels rendered in clean cutwork that reads as gallery grade triptych rather than printed canvas reproduction. Available in 5 sizes across Black and White finishes. Why It

3 Pieces Bonsai Tree works as a focused wall feature for living rooms, bedrooms, and covered outdoor walls when generic filler feels too flat. The 3 Pieces Bonsai Tree Wall Art from Grandmix is a laser-cut bonsai-tree triptych in powder-coated galvanized metal, three coordinated panels rendered in clean cutwork that reads as gallery-grade triptych rather than printed canvas reproduction. Available in 5 sizes across Black and White finishes.

Why It Works

  • Bonsai tree triptych in cut powder-coated galvanized metal: Three laser-cut panels combine into a single bonsai composition with intricate trunk and leaf detail, graphic, modern, and reads beautifully above a sofa, sideboard, or master-bed headboard.
  • Wide spans for over-sofa walls: From 32-inch (smallest panel set) to 63-inch oversized, pick by available wall width above a 6-foot to 9-foot sofa, console, or media unit.
  • powder-coated galvanized metal + powder-coat: Rust-resistant finish handles indoor humidity, sun-room placement, and covered outdoor walls, direct rain on a covered porch is acceptable.
  • Studio-planned proportions: The silhouette, spacing, and finish are reviewed against the listed sizes so the piece reads cleanly on the wall.

Key Specs

  • Dimensions: Five sizes (H × W): 32 x 16 in / 81 x 41 cm; 39 x 20 in / 99 x 51 cm; 47 x 24 in / 119 x 61 cm; 55 x 28 in / 140 x 71 cm; 63 x 32 in / 160 x 80 cm.
  • Material: powder-coated galvanized metal with electrostatic powder-coat finish (rust-resistant)
  • Finishes: Black, White
  • Weight: From about 3 kg / 6.6 lb at the smallest size (3 panels combined)
  • Mounting: Wall-mounted as a 3-panel set; mounting screws and anchors are included for each panel. Space panels 1-2 inches apart for the recommended layout.

What's Included

  • 3 Pieces Bonsai Tree Wall Art (size and finish as ordered)
  • Mounting screws and wall anchors
  • Care instructions

How to Use and Install

Mark the mounting points on the wall using a level. Drill pilot holes (carbide-tipped bit at low speed for tile installations), insert the included wall anchors, and drive the mounting screws. Hang the artwork on the screws. Install takes under 15 minutes with a basic drill. Choose anchors rated for your wall material and the art's loaded weight.

Care

Wipe the powder-coated powder-coated galvanized metal with a soft, dry cloth or microfiber to remove dust. For sticky spots or fingerprints, a damp cloth with mild non-abrasive cleaner works; avoid abrasive cleaners or chemical solvents. Designed primarily for indoor walls; covered outdoor placement (porch, patio, balcony) is acceptable including direct rain, the rust-resistant finish sheds water. Rinse off any salt-spray and wipe dry after coastal exposure.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where does this work best?
Meditation rooms, yoga studios, Zen-styled bedrooms, modern-Asian dining rooms, spa-bathroom feature walls, and reading-corner displays all suit this design. The piece pairs well with neutral wall paints, natural wood furniture, and minimalist supporting decor that lets the silhouette breathe across the wall.

How does it mount to the wall?
Each panel ships with mounting screws and wall anchors. Mark all panel positions on the wall using a level (panels are spaced about 1-2 inches apart for visual rhythm), drill pilot holes, insert anchors, and drive the screws.

Is it safe for outdoor use?
Designed primarily for indoor walls. Covered outdoor placement is acceptable, powder-coated galvanized metal with electrostatic powder-coat finish is rust-resistant and sheds water, so a covered porch, patio, or balcony with direct rain exposure is fine. Rinse off any salt-spray and wipe dry after coastal exposure for longer finish life.

How do I match the finish to existing decor?
Black works with matte-black, chrome, and modern monochrome interiors; White suits Scandinavian, neutral, and minimalist palettes. Match the wall art finish to nearby furniture, hardware, or decor accents for the most cohesive look, especially picture frames, lamp bases, and shelving.

How do I clean the wall art?
Wipe the powder-coated galvanized metal with a soft, dry microfiber cloth to remove dust. For sticky spots or fingerprints, a damp cloth with mild non-abrasive cleaner works. Avoid abrasive scouring pads or chemical solvents that can dull the finish over time. Rinse off any salt-spray and wipe dry.

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