Liners for Allotment, Premier and Deluxe Raised Beds Q&A

Question 1

Guest

Thank you what size of lining is required for 6’x4’ raised bed please?

Answer posted 8 days ago 1 answer

Question 2

Guest

Hi I have purchased the 6’ x4’ raised bed. I now need to order a liner for this can you tell me what size to order

Answer posted 8 days ago 1 answer

Question 3

Guest

sizing of the liner

Answer posted 1 year ago 1 answer

Question 4

John Chawke

Hi, What size would you recommend for a raised bed 6ft x 3ft and 18" deep? Also can water pass through the membrane, thanks

Answer posted 3 years ago 1 answer

Question 5

Nadine

which liner would you suggest for your 8ft x 2ft bed?

Answer posted 4 years ago 1 answer

Question 6

Eleanor

Hi, my bed is 120x 80cm, will one of these work and if so which would you recommend? Many thanks

Answer posted 4 years ago 1 answer

Question 7

Lydia

Hi can you please tell me exactly what material the liners are made from please. Thank you

Answer posted 4 years ago 1 answer

Question 8

Tom

Hi, I'm going to buy your 6x4 raised bed with one of these liners. Unfortunately, I do not have a suitable stapler to fix the liner to the wood. What nails would you recommend I purchase to fix the liner in place?

Answer posted 4 years ago 1 answer

Question 9

David

Hi, I am looking to get the 8' x 4' 21" raised bed, which will go onto the concrete base of an old shed. I can't see a liner for that size of bed though, do you do these or would you recommend something else?

Answer posted 4 years ago 1 answer

Question 10

Joanne Campbell

is there an easy method to inserting the liner, we are complete novices and it all seems a bit daunting, thanks.

Answer posted 4 years ago 1 answer

Question 11

Keith Bull

How do you stop weeds coming through the edges of a liner for a 9" deep bed? Does the liner wrap up the side? I have bought 6' x 4' raised bed and liners to fit. Does one need to secure the liner to the sides before loading the soil on top? Thanks. K...

Answer posted 4 years ago 1 answer

Question 12

Tony Lomas

Thanks Niall, would you consider 14mm gravel chips too small?

Answer posted 4 years ago 1 answer

Question 13

Tony Lomas

Hi Niall, I'm going to create a garden area with raised beds that I have already bought from you. I will be using a 2m x 100m roll of weed matting from you, is it worth me buying the liners for the 2 off 6ft x 4ft beds or just use leftovers from the roll?...

Answer posted 4 years ago 1 answer

Question 14

Ruth

Hello, my raised bed is going on top of soil in which green alkanet is rampant however much I try to dig it out. You say weeds will struggle through nine inches of soil/compost in the raised bed but do you think that includes such persistent, invasive one...

Answer posted 4 years ago 1 answer

Question 15

Patrick Mc Intyre

Hi i have your raised beds but I am wondering if this product is just a liner for the sides and not the bottom.only around the sides inside?Is it needed to have a liner on the bottom i have 21" beds?

Answer posted 4 years ago 1 answer

Question 16

Cormac

I am trying to buy a liner for the 14" / 21" split level premier bed, but not sure of the options to choose. E.g., there's two height groups to go for: 7,9,14,21 inch, or 11,16.5,22 inch. I'm confused as to why they're mixed into groups like thi...

Answer posted 4 years ago 1 answer

Question 17

Desmond Scanlon

We have bought a liner for a 6 x 4 21" raised bed. When fitted do we have to pierce the bottom to allow for drainage.Many Thanks

Answer posted 4 years ago 1 answer

Question 18

Catherine

Hi,I have ordered the taller version of the two tier raised bed kit from the premier range. Please could you advise which liner would be best? Thank you.

Answer posted 5 years ago 1 answer

Question 19

Stephanie Percy

Is there a picture of the liners? Instead of a fabric close-up?

Answer posted 5 years ago 1 answer

Question 20

Katrin

Hi! The size of our raised bed is 1 x 1 x 1 meter. Do you have a linder for that size?Thanks!Katrin

Answer posted 5 years ago 1 answer

Question 21

Liam

Could you tell me will the liners prevent any toxic chemicals from leaching through pressure treated timber used for veggies.

Answer posted 5 years ago 1 answer

Question 22

Lynnette Chapman

What liner would you recommend for the 21 inch high, 12 foot by 2 foot raised bed? Many thanks in asvance

Answer posted 5 years ago 1 answer

Question 23

Georgina

Hi, I have just discovered that to avoid chemicals leaching into the soil from pressure treated woods it is advised to use a liner. Is this the correct kind of liner to use in this case? thanks so much

Answer posted 6 years ago 1 answer

Question 24

Robert Dibley

Can you make smaller liners ? I've got a raised bed which is only 0.8m x 1.2m and 20cm deep, but the suppliers are out of stock of liners. (They still list them on their website, but every nearby store I have tried has found they don't actually have any ...

Answer posted 6 years ago 1 answer

Question 25

Rhodri Evans

Hi Niall, it's around a foot high so on second thoughts maybe a higher liner would be requited? How long could I expect a liner to last as well please? Thank you.

Answer posted 6 years ago 1 answer

Question 26

Rhodri Evans

Hi, I'm looking for a liner for a raised bed to protect the wood. I tried using tarpaulin but it's now like paper! The bed is on soil, and I've read on your Q&A section that a 9" depth would be sufficient for that. The size of the bed is approx 8...

Answer posted 6 years ago 1 answer

Question 27

Russ

I'm considering getting your split level raised bed. Which sized liner should I buy?

Answer posted 6 years ago 1 answer

Question 28

Jonathan

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?

Answer posted 6 years ago 1 answer

Question 29

Kevin

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 ...

Answer posted 6 years ago 1 answer

Question 30

Geraldine King

Hi NiallMany thanks for your reply but I was thinking of protecting the wood, not prevent weeds. That's why I said that I didn't need it for the base. Or is the wood treated sufficiently to last for ...... years??

Answer posted 6 years ago 1 answer

Question 31

Geraldine King

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...

Answer posted 6 years ago 1 answer

Question 32

Dave Eley

I'm thinking of getting 6x3 9" high beds with liners but if the same liner fits a 9" high bed as a 21" high one, how high are the sides of your liners - will I need to trim the sides to fit?

Answer posted 7 years ago 1 answer

Question 33

Julia

Do we need to make drainage holes in the liners or are they water-permeable?

Answer posted 7 years ago 1 answer

Question 34

Margaret Stevenson

Do I understand from your answer on 11th August 2016 thatyour liners come with a base section

Answer posted 8 years ago 1 answer

Question 35

Margaret

we are novices using reconditioned heat treated pallet collars .6 x .8 for raised beds. We don't really want to line - is this safe? How do we get liner to fit only the sides of our 'boxes' of varying depths? Would appreciate any advice.

Answer posted 8 years ago 1 answer

Question 36

Oonagh

Hi Andrew. The raised beds I am building is 245cm long, 57cm wide, 55cm high. What would the lining cost for this? Do you cut the lining a little bigger? How much soil do I need? How much would that cost? Do you have a delivery charge? Many thanks

Answer posted 8 years ago 1 answer

Question 37

Oonagh Meighan

I am building a raised vegetable bed from old wardrobe doors. It will be 7.5ft x 3.5ft.would you have a liner to fit that?

Answer posted 8 years ago 1 answer

Question 38

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 ?

Answer posted 8 years ago 1 answer

Question 39

Mrs Carol Drury

I have a 21 inch raised bed and have just received the linerIt appears to be in two pieces could you pleased give me some guidance on how to fit the liner

Answer posted 9 years ago 1 answer

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