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Our elevated bed is easy to plant, tend and harvest without kneeling or bending. Set up one or more of these beds around the edge
of your patio to add privacy or arrange several along a perimeter to create a garden "room." The planting area is 10" deep and holds
nearly 14 cubic feet.
Parts Included
(6) 8' Cedar Boards
(2) 8' Cedar Boards with Vents
(4) Corners
(2) Platform Supports
(4) Flat Stock
(2) 2' End Panels
(3) Cross Supports
(4) Corner Caps
(118) Screws
Floor Planks
Fabric Liner
Important: When inserting the Cedar Boards and Panels into the Corners, make sure they are fully
pressed inside. If there are any gaps between the wood and the Corner then you will have problems lining up the holes.
NOTE: Assembly is easiest with two people.
Step 1. Identify and organize all parts on a clean, level surface. NOTE: The Cedar Boards have a rough side and a smooth side. The
Floor Planks may be different widths.
Step 2. Examine the Vents on the Cedar Boards and notice how the louvers are slanted (Figure 1). Using Figure 2 as a reference, lay
three 8' Cedar Boards and one 8' Cedar Board with Vents on a flat surface, with the rough sides facing up, the Vents facing down
and the louvers on the Vents slanted toward the bottom of the Panel. Line up the ends of the Boards and press them tightly
together. NOTE: We recommend using a clamp or having another person hold them firmly together.
Step 3. Slide a Corner onto the ends of the Cedar Boards, positioning it so the holes in the Corner match Figure 2. NOTE: The top
Cedar Board should sit 1/8" above the top of the Corner. Make sure the Boards are tight together and are fully seated in the Corner,
then use your screw gun to insert Screws through the holes, skipping the 4th hole from the top. Repeat to attach another Corner
onto the other side of the Cedar Boards.
Step 4. Examine a Platform Support to find the side with 4 holes. Using the assembled End Panel as a reference, line up the holes in
the ends of the Support with the open holes in the Corners (Figures 2 & 3). Insert a Screw into both sets of holes.
Figure 1
louvres should be
slanted downward
to shed water
vent
8' Cedar Board with Vents
#8586748
2' x 8' Elevated Cedar Raised Bed
Tools Needed
Screw gun or Drill with #2 Phillips bit
Phillips screwdriver
Rubber mallet or hammer
Tape Measure
Assembly
Figure 2: 8' Side Panel
holes
back of the Vent
with the louvers
slanted down
Corner
8' Cedar Boards
(rough sides)
Platform Support
Flat Supports
8' Cedar Board with Vents
over please
The top Cedar
Board should
sit 1/8" above
the top of the
Corners.
bottom of the Panel
0217S Rev 12/18
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Summary of Contents for Gardener's Elevated Cedar Raised Bed
- Page 1 2' x 8' Elevated Cedar Raised Bed Our elevated bed is easy to plant, tend and harvest without kneeling or bending. Set up one or more of these beds around the edge of your patio to add privacy or arrange several along a perimeter to create a garden “room.” The planting area is 10" deep and holds nearly 14 cubic feet.
- Page 2 Step 5. Again using Figure 2 and the assembled End Panel as references, place Figure 3 the Flat Stock underneath the Platform Support. Line up with the 4th from the top holes in the Flat Stock with the holes in the Platform Support and make sure they are straight.
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