Questions and Answers for Gronomics 24 in. x 48 in. x 32 in. - 9 in. D Rustic Raised Garden Bed

A:  I don’t know but it lasts for years

A:  I am not sure but mine was out in the weather and mine look great so far.

A:  I believe about 1/2 inch cedar

A:  Purchased ours a while ago and they are about 1 inch which based on the directions on this site they should be 1 inch.

A:  Hi Ann, I never had a special liner. I just used that black weed barrier fabric. J

A:  I actually have not purchased a new liner but I would assume I have at least 3 possibilities: Home Depot The manufscturer A local garden supply store I hope this is helpful. Good luck.

A:  Please contact Gronomics customer service at 1-855-299-6727 and we can replace the missing fabric liner.

A:  I just use gardening cloth. It's sold at HomeDepot, Ace or any other store that sells gardening material.

A:  Sorry. I have not purchased a replacement liner for this item.

A:  I really don't have an answer to this question, but I'm sure any garden center would carry a similiar material.

A:  mine didn't come with a liner.

A:  It is ordinary weed preventive landscape cloth that will let water drain but retains the soil. Available at any garden shop in rolls. Do not buy the type that will not enable water to filter out.

A:  No, I can not.

A:  I looked for a similar solution and ended up building my own. A few sticks of 3/4" PVC plastic pipe, a pair of plastic pipe cutters, a bag of zip ties, PVC glue and some bird net was my solution. I measured the inside dimensions of the garden bed and built a square frame out of the PVC pipe. I made the square frame about 48" high and wrapped it with the bird net (very cheap and numerous sources) and attached to the plastic frame using zip ties. Watering my plants through the net was easy peasy and while I could have simply lifted the entire frame off to access the plants I decided to frame a small opening on one side which I attached using velcro.

A:  I screwed 4 1x2's on the inside of each corner and used a length of window screen to wrap around with small hooks on one corner for easy access. Work great - we have big deer problem.

A:  Get a motion-activated sprinkler.

A:  Unfortunately I can not recommend fencing, my garden bed is on the back porch. We have deer but they don't come in the yard. Good luck!

A:  I'm sorry i don't have an answer to your question ... my husband recently put it together for me (in a very short time) and i haven't purchased any soil .

A:  I don't have a trellis on mine, but they do have one by Gronomics that is 43" W x 54"H. This would fit. I usually use the poles either straight up or I make a teepee with them. Hope this helps! (I've attached a picture, but keep in mind, we have a hill behind us so critters can be a problem so we had to build a top on ours)

A:  Yes, Item FT 43-54 Folding Trellis Kit 43x54"H fits in the Rustic Elevated Garden Bed and is perfect for supporting cucumbers.

A:  The sides are 1 x 6 and there are 2 planks on the sides.

A:  The side rail dimensions are 45” x 5-1/2” x 1” (length of the garden bed) and 21” x 5-1/2” x 1” (width of the garden bed). Over all size is 2 ft. by 4 ft.

A:  The sides are 48''L x 28''H and are 3/4'' rough sawn wood.

A:  It doesn't need any as it all slides together very easily. You can add hardware like screwing the bottom slats to make it a little sturdier, but you don't have to.

A:  It's constructed of cedar and all pieces are slid together...actually pretty simply constructed.

A:  There is no hardware needed, this is designed to slot together and is easy to assemble. Because it is slotted together and not held together by hardware it is suggested you assemble it in place and not move it after assembly. I have several of these growing benches and am very happy with them.

A:  The Gronomics 24 in. x 48 in. x 32 in. - 9 in. D Rustic Elevated Garden Bed offers tool-free assembly! The garden bed has dovetail design, the side rails simply slide into the corner posts and can be assembled within minutes!

A:  Everything comes with the garden bed, however, to give it more stability I screwed each plank down with deck screws on the bottom planks. I also lined it with plastic because I didn't want dirt, etc. leaking through to my deck.

A:  The legs are 3 1/4 x 3 1/4 x 31 1/2. This does no include the cap.

A:  I had to go measure with a tape, the legs are 3 x3 inches square.

A:  The Gronomics post are 3" x 3" x 32"H, solid Western Red Cedar.