The natural look of our Planter Box blends well with any type of decorative planting, it even comes complete with seating planks around the top edge for added feature. Broxap offer a standard carriage service for all products, this usually takes between 3-28 days as lead times vary on specific products and quantities. Timber raised beds of almost any shape or size can be built thanks to the huge versatility of our product. Each of the outer longer edges are identical in length as well as the end and the two inner edges are also identical.

First Layer is 2 Layers at 26cm, Second Layer is 1 layer that goes to 38cm, Third Layer is 1 layer that goes to 50cm. They are easy to squeeze into a small courtyard, for example, and still leave space for a table and chairs or lawn games.

We see it as our responsibility to ensure that all the wood we use is FSC certified, as in the current climate of the wood industry we want to ensure that we only use top quality materials. Pictures may not reflect the actual colour of the item due to differences between monitors or colour reflections from monitor lighting, backgrounds, etc. All of our planter boxes are made from durable cedar protected by a non-toxic waterproof sealant that is safe for vegetable gardening.

Easy to assemble Raised beds assemble in minutes with no tools required, disassemble just as easily. If you’d like to file an allegation of infringement, you’ll need to follow the process described in our Copyright and Intellectual Property Policy.The artist/owner was very easy to work with and got back to me immediately on some minor changes I wanted to make to this planter based on my use. This raised garden bed is made with top-grade galvanized steel, providing excellent durability and weather resistance. LINER – 100gsm Woven Fabric linier which is permeable that covers the inside of the planter and the base but still allows drainage. The feet of the planter are made of 2x2 inch timber making the feet very sturdy and support the weight of the planter. It depends on the size and shape of your growing area, as well as considerations such as accessibility and soil depth requirements.