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3 Tier Raised Garden Bed, 47 Inch Wooden Vegetable Planter with 8, 15 and 22 Inch Depths
3 Tier Raised Garden Bed, 47 Inch Wooden Vegetable Planter with 8, 15 and 22 Inch Depths
3 Tier Raised Garden Bed, 47 Inch Wooden Vegetable Planter with 8, 15 and 22 Inch Depths
Vendor: Valuhub Canada
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3 Tier Raised Garden Bed in Natural Fir
Three beds stacked into one 47 inch square, each at a different depth so shallow herbs and deep root crops share a footprint.
One bed rarely suits every crop
Carrots and lettuce want different soil
A single shallow box starves root crops. A single deep box wastes soil and money on lettuce and herbs that never reach the bottom.
Three depths in one square
The tiers run 8 inches, 15 inches and 22 inches deep. Salad leaves go in the shallow step, carrots and potatoes in the deep one.
The frame is natural fir, left unpainted, with thick boards and reinforced corner posts. It sits as a 47 inch square on the ground and steps up in three stages, so every row still catches the light.
A staircase, not a box
Each tier sits back from the one in front. Nothing in the lower rows is shaded by the plants behind, and you can reach the back of the bed without standing in the soil.
Measure the square first
The footprint is 47 inches by 47 inches. The tiers stand 8, 15 and 22 inches tall. The bare wood also takes paint or stain if you want it to match a fence.
No floor, on purpose
The base is open to the ground. Rain drains straight through instead of pooling, and roots can run deeper than the boards when they want to.
What you get
Three planting depths
8 inches, 15 inches and 22 inches, set out in the manufacturer drawing.
Natural fir boards
Solid fir with no paint on the surface, so the grain stays visible.
Open ended base
Water drains away through the soil rather than sitting in a tray.
Reinforced corners
Corner posts and thick boards hold the sides square once the soil goes in.
Sanded smooth
The manufacturer finishes the boards burr free, so bare hands are fine.
Paint it if you like
Unpainted wood takes stain or colour, which is how the tiers above were finished.
Specifications
| Footprint | 47 inches x 47 inches |
|---|---|
| Tier depths | 8 inches, 15 inches, 22 inches |
| Tiers | 3 |
| Material | Fir wood |
| Surface | Unpainted |
| Base | Open ended, no floor panel |
| Assembly | Required, hardware included |
The three depths, side by side
Shipping
Ships from our United States warehouse. Delivery to Canada usually takes 8 to 14 business days, with no customs charges or duties to pay on arrival. Free shipping on orders over $150, a flat $18.90 below that, and tracking by email as soon as it leaves.
Returns
Changed your mind? Send it back within 14 days of purchase, unused and in its original packaging.
Warranty
The manufacturer covers this item directly under their own warranty terms for material and manufacturing faults.
Price match
Found the same three tier bed for less at another Canadian retailer? Send us the listing and we will match it.
Who is this perfect for?
Growers short on ground
A 47 inch square gives you three separate growing zones without three separate beds.
Anyone growing root crops
The 22 inch tier holds enough soil for carrots, beets and early potatoes.
Buying it from us
- Every measurement here is the manufacturer's own, taken from the listing and the dimension drawing.
- No reviews are quoted, because this store does not have any yet.
- Price match against any identical item sold cheaper by a Canadian retailer.
- 14 day returns, unused and in the original packaging.
Common questions
How much room does it take up?
The bed is a 47 inch square on the ground, so allow about four feet each way plus room to walk around it.
How deep is each tier?
The front tier is 8 inches deep, the middle 15 inches and the back 22 inches.
Does it have a bottom?
No. The base is open to the ground, which is what lets water drain and roots run deeper.
Is the wood finished?
The manufacturer supplies it unpainted. You can leave the fir bare or paint and stain it yourself.