VEVOR
VEVOR Raised Garden Bed 34 x 18 x 30 in Fir Wood Burlywood
Elevated fir-wood planter holds 165 lb across two tiers and includes labels, pad, tools, hook and driver
- TypeOther Appliances
- Elevated design reduces bending strain with 30 in height
- 100 % fir wood construction supports up to 165 lbs load
- Two-tier layout separates planting area from tool storage
- Includes 10 labels, non-woven pad, tool set, hook and driver
- Compact 34 x 18 in footprint fits balcony or patio spaces
Elevated Fir Wood Planter
The VEVOR raised garden bed measures 33.9 x 18.1 x 30 inches and is built from 100 percent fir wood in a burlywood finish. It weighs 22 lbs and supports up to 165 lbs of soil and plants. The two-tier design includes a lower storage shelf and side hooks for tools, plus a non-woven pad, ten plant labels, a tool set, a hook and a screwdriver in the package.
Gardeners Wanting Compact Elevated Beds
This planter suits growers who need a waist-high box for vegetables, herbs or flowers on a patio, balcony or backyard. It is not for buyers who require a larger footprint, deeper soil volume, or a bed without legs. Gardeners needing wheelchair-accessible height or modular expansion should look at other configurations.
Check Space And Assembly Requirements
Verify that the 33.9 by 18.1 inch footprint fits your intended surface and allows access from all sides. Confirm the 30 inch working height matches your ergonomic needs. Ensure you have a level, stable base and basic tools for assembly using the included screwdriver.
Highlights
- Elevated design reduces bending strain with 30 in height
- 100 % fir wood construction supports up to 165 lbs load
- Two-tier layout separates planting area from tool storage
- Includes 10 labels, non-woven pad, tool set, hook and driver
- Compact 34 x 18 in footprint fits balcony or patio spaces
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the 33.9 x 18.1 inch planter box need a solid base underneath, or can the legs stand directly on soil?
The fir wood legs are designed for ground contact on patio, balcony or garden surfaces; the 165 lb load capacity assumes the unit rests on a level, stable area.
Will the lower 30-inch-high shelf still hold tools if I keep my existing heavy ceramic pots on the upper tier?
Yes — the total 165 lb rating covers both tiers together, so combined weight of soil, plants, pots and stored tools must stay within that limit.
After assembly, how can I confirm the non-woven pad is correctly seated for drainage?
The pad should lie flat across the entire bottom of the upper box with edges turned up slightly; water should drain freely through the pad without pooling.
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