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Rot-proof and maintenance-free, this 4' x 12' composite raised garden bed is great for growing healthy organic vegetables.
This 12-foot long composite raised garden bed is rugged, resistant to warping from winter frost, and won't rot from exposure to rain and moisture. It comes with extra boards and joints to use as cross-bracing. You can see the timbers cross-ways on the top of the bed. These cross timbers prevent the sides from bowing out.
The connecting joints are made of reinforced ABS plastic, and the composite timbers are made from a blend of sustainable hardwood fibers and post-consumer recycled plastic.
Each composite board is a standard 2 x 6 size (actual dimensions: 1.5" x 5.5") and 44.5 inches long which creates a 4 foot span from joint to joint.
Installation involves sliding the timber into the joint, and using the included zinc-plated steel screws to secure the timber in the joint. The joints have stakes which are pressed into the ground. To add the second level, slide the stake of another joint into the top of the ground-level joint from above. It is helpful to have a power drill to set the screws.
The patented anchor joint system allows installation on hard surfaces such as rooftops, patios or decks as well as traditional landscapes.
Rot-proof and maintenance-free, this 4' x 12' composite raised garden bed is great for growing healthy organic vegetables.
This 12-foot long composite raised garden bed is rugged, resistant to warping from winter frost, and won't rot from exposure to rain and moisture. It comes with extra boards and joints to use as cross-bracing. You can see the timbers cross-ways on the top of the bed. These cross timbers prevent the sides from bowing out.
The connecting joints are made of reinforced ABS plastic, and the composite timbers are made from a blend of sustainable hardwood fibers and post-consumer recycled plastic.
Each composite board is a standard 2 x 6 size (actual dimensions: 1.5" x 5.5") and 44.5 inches long which creates a 4 foot span from joint to joint.
Installation involves sliding the timber into the joint, and using the included zinc-plated steel screws to secure the timber in the joint. The joints have stakes which are pressed into the ground. To add the second level, slide the stake of another joint into the top of the ground-level joint from above. It is helpful to have a power drill to set the screws.
The patented anchor joint system allows installation on hard surfaces such as rooftops, patios or decks as well as traditional landscapes.
