Raised beds Q&amp;A

Hi, when will this item be back in stock, specifically they grey one.

Question 6

Leigh Ann Tierney

Asked 5 years ago 1 answer

Hello AndrewYou have kindly supplied me with 2 raised beds, 8' x 3' - 14" depth (you call tell what age I am!!). They're great and now assembled and in situ. Could you provide lining for both please - I'm not really bothered about lining the base o...

Question 7

Geraldine King

Asked 8 years ago 1 answer

Raised beds > Liners & Covers > Liners for Allotment, Premier and Deluxe Raised Beds

Question 8

Guest

Can I stack one on top of the bottom to improve the height

Asked 1 year ago 1 answer

Raised beds > Metal Raised Beds > Square Galvanised Raised Garden Bed

Question 9

David

Hi there,Will they be back in stock in coming days?

Asked 5 years ago 1 answer

Can this bed be used for plants aswell as veg?

Question 10

Guest

Asked 1 month ago 1 answer

Raised beds > Premier Beds > Premier 53cm FSC Timber Raised Garden Beds

Question 11

Guest

What is the expected lifespan and is there a guarantee??

Asked 5 months ago 1 answer

Raised beds > Metal Raised Beds > Square Galvanised Raised Garden Bed

Question 12

Michael

Is the gray one in stock? It doesn’t give me an option when ordering.

Asked 5 years ago 1 answer

Hi, do you need to use a liner if your raised is being placed on soil?As your square foot vegetable gardening says..."If your Square Foot Garden is being placed on garden soil or grass a 9 inch high raised bed would be sufficient as the roots of ...

Question 13

Kevin

Asked 8 years ago 1 answer

Raised beds > Liners & Covers > Liners for Allotment, Premier and Deluxe Raised Beds

Question 14

Guest

Hi do you sell separate pieces of the castleton raised bed 6x6ft ? I want to make it a little higher

Asked 8 months ago 1 answer

Raised beds > Easy Assemble Raised Beds > Castleton Heavy Duty Raised Garden Bed

Question 15

C. Smith

Is the cold frame top included

Asked 4 years ago 1 answer

I have bought the liners for your split height premier raised bed. Do you recommend fixing it to the sides? Or is it best to just leave it loose and have the soil to keep it in position?

Question 16

Jonathan

Asked 7 years ago 1 answer

Raised beds > Liners & Covers > Liners for Allotment, Premier and Deluxe Raised Beds

Question 17

Guest

Is there separate build instructions for the 365cm being used as 1 long bed?

Asked 1 month ago 1 answer

Raised beds > Premier Beds > Premier 53cm FSC Timber Raised Garden Beds

Question 18

Guest

Can I build directly onto the top edge of the raised bed?

Asked 5 days ago 1 answer

Build Your Own Mini Polytunnel (Parts Picker)

Question 19

Guest

In the 8x4 kit it states 1.2m tube lengths but in the description for an 8x4 it states 1.5m which is correct length

Asked 11 months ago 1 answer

Complete Mini Polytunnel Kit With Mesh Net Cover

Question 20

John Hogan

Hi, I was wondering when you expect this frame and cover to be available again. Thanks,John

Asked 5 years ago 1 answer

What material is used for the cover

Question 21

Maeve Ra e

Asked 5 years ago 1 answer

How deep is the trough? Is this suitable for a roof terrace?

Question 22

Mark

Asked 6 years ago 1 answer

Vegepod Large Raised Bed Complete with Cover

Question 23

Guest

Is the hood detachable

Asked 11 months ago 1 answer

Question 24

John

Just wondering if there was any update on when these frames and covers were going to be in stock?

Asked 5 years ago 1 answer

I wish to build a 27inch high bed using 9 inch boards, which corner posts would I need and which brackets , thank you.

Question 25

david tupper

Asked 5 years ago 1 answer

Raised beds > Raised Bed Parts > Extra Long Raised Bed Corner Posts 1.8m

Question 26

David

Hi,Can I check how much soil would be required for a 6ft x 6ft bed please? Thanks

Asked 5 years ago 1 answer

Raised beds > Easy Assemble Raised Beds > Castleton Heavy Duty Raised Garden Bed

Question 27

rachel

Do the raised beds need to be lined with plastic/pond liner

Asked 6 years ago 1 answer

Raised beds > Easy Assemble Raised Beds > Castleton Heavy Duty Raised Garden Bed

Question 28

Mrs Carol Drury

On your response to my question on how to fit the liner to my 21" raised bed, you say it should not be in two pieces but the liner I have received from you is in two pieces. Am I to understand that it should not be ?

Asked 10 years ago 1 answer

Raised beds > Liners & Covers > Liners for Allotment, Premier and Deluxe Raised Beds

Question 29

Wayne

Do you have this in 8x4 or 8x6 or 7x5

Asked 7 years ago 1 answer

Raised beds > Easy Assemble Raised Beds > Castleton Heavy Duty Raised Garden Bed

Question 30

Laura

Hi. Are the heavy duty raised beds certified for organic vegetable growing? Thanks.

Asked 8 years ago 1 answer

Raised beds > Easy Assemble Raised Beds > Castleton Heavy Duty Raised Garden Bed

Question 31

Lin Hunter

Hi does the bed need a liner if growing vegetables in it ?

Asked 8 years ago 1 answer

Raised beds > Easy Assemble Raised Beds > Castleton Heavy Duty Raised Garden Bed

Question 32

Kerry Daly

How much soil is needed for the 6ftx4ft easy to assemble bed?

Asked 9 years ago 1 answer

Raised beds > Easy Assemble Raised Beds > Castleton Heavy Duty Raised Garden Bed

Question 33

Anne dennehy

How do the beds react to inclement wet Kerry weather almost all year round ??

Asked 9 years ago 1 answer

Raised beds > Easy Assemble Raised Beds > Castleton Heavy Duty Raised Garden Bed

Question 34

Catriona Ferris

How long would the heavy duty thicker timber last in average rainfall areas?

Asked 9 years ago 1 answer

Raised beds > Easy Assemble Raised Beds > Castleton Heavy Duty Raised Garden Bed

Question 35

Paula

When will the Vegtrug range of planters be back in stock

Asked 5 years ago 1 answer

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Question 36

Helen Hooper

Good afternoon, have the Oak Barrel planters been treated with a food safe product? Would they be suitable for growing fruit and vegetables? Many thanks

Asked 6 years ago 1 answer

Raised beds > Vegtrug Easy Access Beds > Vegtrug Burnt Oak Barrel Planter

Question 37

Janet Watson

As described in sizes,what is H,D,A stand for?

Asked 8 years ago 1 answer

Raised beds > Vegtrug Easy Access Beds > Vegtrug Burnt Oak Barrel Planter

Question 38

Frank

Can these be cut with a regular saw?

Asked 7 years ago 1 answer

Hi, would you need to join these (screws or nails or something) or are they heavy enough to just be placed on top of each other?

Question 39

K Trinder

Asked 7 years ago 1 answer

Hi, Do you need to be concerned with what the timbers are pressure treated with? Will it effect your soil and/or vegetables? Also, do you need to use metal nails or stakes to keep the timbers in place? Thank you!

Question 40

Liz

Asked 8 years ago 1 answer

Will you cut these for raised bed,d what would the demension be of the raised bed?

Question 41

Roisin

Asked 8 years ago 1 answer

How much does each timber weigh?

Question 42

Krzysztof Bujnowski

Asked 8 years ago 1 answer

Are these suitable for growing vegetables in? I was just wondering as the wood is pressure treated. Thanks

Question 43

patricia bailey

Asked 9 years ago 1 answer