Corten Steel Modular Raised Gardens.

Our modular corten steel garden beds are a great way to build a garden of any endless shapes and sizes. Sleek design and sturdy construction. Join the panels together with extension brackets to create a long run or use the corner brackets to create L shaped garden beds.

Our modular raised garden beds are made from high-quality 1.60 mm corten steel and can withstand harsh weather conditions, making them perfect for New Zealand's climate. Corten steel is known for its excellent weathering properties, the steel's natural patina process adds to its unique aesthetic qualities. The natural patina process is gradual and occurs over time as the steel is exposed to the elements. 

Initially, the steel may appear reddish-brown. As the patina develops, the steel's color deepens to a rich, earthy brown or orange-brown hue, and eventually, the patina stabilizes, preventing further rusting. This process not only adds to the planter's visual appeal but also increases its durability and resistance to corrosion.

Our modular raised garden beds are also easy to assemble. The flatpack design allows for convenient transportation and storage. Once assembled, these planters offer a sturdy and reliable base for plants and flowers, making them an excellent choice for gardeners of all levels. 

Specifications:

• All corten steel planters are supplied raw with no patina. The patina will develop over time.
• All modular garden beds are for bottomless garden beds.
• All planters are to be supplied in flatpack form with all required assembly hardware & tools provided.

Material : 1.60 mm Corten Steel

Panel Sizes: 

• 400 (Length) x 700 (High) mm 
• 600 (Length) x 700 (High) mm 
• 800 (Length) x 700 (High) mm 
• 1200 (Length) x 700 (High) mm 
  

Brackets / Joiners: 

• Length Extender Bracket
• Corner Bracket for Outward 90" Join

Also Included:

• M5 x 8 mm Bolts & Nuts
• 2 x 5mm Combination Wrench for Assembly

Assembly:

• Unpack the kit.
• Connect a short side to a long side using bolts & nuts.
• leave all nuts slightly loose.
• When all sides are connected tighten all the nuts.
• Fill & plant your new planter and enjoy!