- A very attractive corner unit featuring split levels for growing a wide range of vegetable crops.
- Features 5.7 square metres of growing space (roughly 64 square feet).
- Requires only a square metre of available space (roughly 10ft square).
- Pressure treated timber protected against rot.
- Square foot vegetable planting plans available.
- Perfect for an urban garden where space is at a premium.
- Supplied in an easy to assemble flatpack kit with all fixings included.
- Soil/compost mix available to fill. - 17cm/34cm unit takes 1,850 litres to fill and the 34cm/53cm unit takes 2,750 litres
This split level raised bed corner unit is one of our most attractive designs and looks fantastic planted up with it's interlocking tiers of vibrant crops. The corner planter consists of 3 separate raised beds which are positioned together to form this impressive design.
This bed is available at 2 height options depending on your requirements. The lower version moves from 170mm (6.6 inch) to a 340mm (13.4 inch) high tier and is suitable for shallow rooted salad crops in the lower section, with deeper rooted or more demanding crops in the 340mm high upper level. The 1.2m square corner bed is also the full 340mm high, giving a total of 3.6 square metres (38 square feet) of deep growing space and 2.1 square metres (22 square foot) of shallow 170mm high growing space.
The taller version is the same design, except with 3.6 square metres of 510mm deep growing space and 2.1 square metres of 340mm growing space. We recommend the deeper bed for growing deep root crops like carrots and parsnips, especially if the bed is to be placed on a hard surface like a garden patio.
We can also supply oversize corner posts at 180cm high for the back of the bed if you wish to attach a mesh for climbing plants like peas and beans. Please call the office for details.
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5 2 Tier Corner Raised Bed
Everything was great. Delivery, product quality and instructions so keep up the good work. A great addition to my garden. Thanks
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5 2 Tier Corner Raised Bed
What a brilliant system - thanks Quickcrop for helping to create my raised garden area - the corner unit is aesthetically pleasing and the whole construction is extremely sturdy and was fairly simple to erect; I also added two more stand alone raised beds (one with a seat) to my area of garden in order to complete an all over, great looking area (initial pic posted to Quickcrop's Facebook page with more pics to follow once planted). I am very, very pleased with the price, quality of materials and the Quickcrop service and would definitely recommend Quickcrop to anyone looking to use a raised bed system.
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4 2 Tier Corner Raised Bed
Very happy with the unit, I didn't give it excellent as the instructions for assembly are not great, I would imagine someone with poor DIY skills might struggle. Otherwise I'm happy.
Questions & Answers
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You can of course build it in one line as the parts are the same whichever way you build it. All parts are supplied to build in to a corner or straight
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There is no need for a base on a bed of this depth as nothing will grow up through it if you are putting it on grass or soil. If you are putting it on a patio of paving it is best to use a liner which will allow the water pass through but not the soil. Just put the word LIner in the search bar and the options for liners will come up
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The length of the bed is just over 1.8m. The long boards are 1.8 but the gables fit over the ends of the boards so there is an extra 3.5cm each end (the thickness of the gable end boards). See full answer »


When you are putting it on paving or concrete base it is best to use a liners. This will allow the water pass through without taking any soil with it. You will need a liner for each section of this bed
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They can be however there is no need to as they have been treated and they age very well. If you do want to paint them Restol do a good range that won't leech in to the soil and your plants. Which you definitely don't want
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