Living and Home Galvanised Steel Raised Garden Bed - Grey

A good quality potting mix or a blend of topsoil and compost is recommended for optimal plant growth. Avoid using heavy clay soil directly from your garden as it may not drain well in a raised bed.

The depth will depend on how high you fill the bed with soil. The sides of the bed provide the structure for this depth.

Yes, it can be placed on a wooden deck. Ensure the deck is structurally sound and consider placing a protective layer between the bed and the deck if you are concerned about moisture over time.

Modern galvanised steel is generally considered safe for gardening, including edible plants. The zinc coating protects the steel and typically does not leach into the soil in harmful amounts.

Please refer to the product specifications or packaging for the exact dimensions, as these can vary by model.

The bed is designed for relatively easy assembly. Most users find they can put it together with basic tools and following the provided instructions.

Ensure all screws and fasteners are tightened securely. Verify that the ground surface is level before placement.

Confirm that the base is completely open and not obstructed by landscape fabric or debris. Ensure the surrounding area allows for adequate drainage away from the bed.

Galvanised steel may develop a natural patina over time. This is a normal process and does not affect the structural integrity or performance. Clean gently with a damp cloth if desired.