SlickBlue
SlickBlue Wooden Raised Garden Bed 97x25x10 Natural Fir
A fir-wood planter with an open bottom and a central divider, measuring 97 by 25 by 10 inches and weighing 21.56 lbs
- TypePlanters
- ColorNatural
- Fir wood construction resists outdoor wear for lasting use
- Open bottom lets roots breathe and access soil nutrients
- 97 x 25 x 10 inch frame gives generous growing room
- Middle divider board separates crops for organised planting
- Screw-fastened joints create a rigid, stable bed structure
Raised Garden Bed for Outdoor Growing
This fir-wood planter measures 97 by 25 by 10 inches and weighs 21.56 lbs. The open-bottom design lets roots breathe while the natural finish suits lawns, patios and backyards. It ships in a 48 by 24 by 10 inch box and includes one vegetable planting unit.
Upgrade from Ground-Level Beds
Replaces planting directly in soil where drainage is poor or weeds invade. The .5 inch thick boards and middle divider create separate zones for vegetables, herbs or flowers. The step up is worth it when you want defined beds without permanent landscaping work.
Simple Screw Assembly
Panels connect with screws for a stable frame that resists shifting. Pre-drill the fir boards to prevent splitting the .5 inch material. Check that the 97 inch length fits the intended spot before building, as the bed cannot be shortened once assembled.
Highlights
- Fir wood construction resists outdoor wear for lasting use
- Open bottom lets roots breathe and access soil nutrients
- 97 x 25 x 10 inch frame gives generous growing room
- Middle divider board separates crops for organised planting
- Screw-fastened joints create a rigid, stable bed structure
Specifications
| Type | Planters |
|---|---|
| Color | Natural |
Questions about this item
What are the exact footprint dimensions of the 97 x 25 inch raised bed so I can check if it fits my patio?
The assembled bed sits 97 inches long by 25 inches wide, matching the listed footprint exactly.
How do the screw-connected boards go together and which step do people skip?
Align the pre-drilled holes on each 0.5 inch thick fir board, then drive all screws fully home; the step often missed is tightening every screw evenly before setting the bed in place.
Will the open-bottom fir boards need a liner or replacement boards over time?
The untreated fir resists rot naturally, but adding a landscape-fabric liner extends board life and keeps soil in place.
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