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Product Details
Level up your garden setup with these beautiful hard-working beds. They’re made from ultra-durable aluzinc steel and built to last 20+ years. That means decades of better drainage, healthier soil, longer growing seasons, and bountiful harvests.
The Large Raised Metal Bed is great for urban and suburban gardeners with a bit of growing space. Choose from five different shape options, ranging from 6’x4’ to 10’x2’, to find the layout that fits your setup best. At 15” tall, it gives your plants extra room to grow, helps keep pests at bay, and is the perfect height for kids to get involved in the garden. Durable, thoughtfully designed, and available in four colors, these beds bring style to your garden while putting in serious work season after season.
Easy to Assemble: No fancy tools required. Just grab a Phillips head screwdriver.
1 Bed 5 Shapes: Choose from 6’x4’, 6’x6’, 8’x2’, 8’x4’, 10’x2’. Build it in whichever way works best for your garden space.
100% Food-Safe: Aluzinc steel, USDA-approved paint, and stainless steel hardware keep your soil safe.
Reinforced Bracing Kit: Adds extra support to large beds to keep them sturdy and upright.
Ethically Made: Crafted in Australia using green energy, ethical labor, and steel offcut recycling. Made with compostable packaging designed to be put at the bottom of your bed.
Add a Pop of Color: With your choice of Deep Ocean, Mist Green, Light Clay, or Slate Grey, you get to start designing your garden before you even start planting.
Perfect For: Whether you’re dreaming of a butterfly garden, herb garden, salad patch, or a veggie haven, our metal raised beds are your blank canvases.
Specifications
Specifications
Configure your bed into one of these five dimensions.
Width (ft) | Length (ft) | Height (in) | Volume (ft3) | Volume (yd3) | Volume (gallons) |
2 | 8 | 15 | 20.0 | 0.7 | 149.6 |
2 | 10 | 15 | 25.0 | 0.9 | 187.0 |
4 | 6 | 15 | 30.0 | 1.1 | 224.4 |
4 | 8 | 15 | 40.0 | 1.5 | 299.2 |
6 | 6 | 15 | 45.0 | 1.7 | 336.6 |
The Kit includes the following:
- 4 Corner Panels
- 8 Straight Sheet Panels 26”
- 62 Stainless Steel Nuts & Bolts
- 2 Bracing Kits (4 Short Channels & 8 Wire Bracings)
- 1 Vinyl Safety Edging
- 1 Hand Wrench
- Instruction Manual
Equipment needed: Phillips screwdriver or cordless drill
Recommended: Protective gloves & close-toed shoes
How to Use
How to Use
To learn how to set up your bed, watch the Bed Assembly Video and Bracing Kit Assembly Video, or download the Instruction Manual.
Not sure how to get your raised garden beds started? Find an entire ecosystem of help on our blog and YouTube channel:
How to Fill, Fertilize, & Plant Your Raised Bed
How to Fill a Tall Raised Garden Bed Quick & Easy
How Many Raised Beds Do You Need? Simple Ways to Figure It Out
The Fastest Way to Set Up New Raised Garden Beds
15 Plants You Should Be Growing in Raised Beds
How to Grow a Salad Garden in Raised Beds
Designed to help you grow
Easy-to-manage garden spaces that last for decades.




Material Breakdown
A closer look at the high-quality materials that make our garden beds strong, functional, and long-lasting. Every detail is carefully selected for durability, safety, and performance.


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Safety Edging
Protects your bed, prevents injuries, and supports structure. UV-safe and built to endure heat and freezing temperatures. -
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Thick & Ultra-Durable Steel
24-gauge cold-rolled aluzinc steel. Heat-resistant and 7x more rust- & corrosion-resistant than standard metal. -
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Non-Toxic USDA-Approved Paint
100% food-safe materials that won’t leach into your soil, for safe, healthy food production. -
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Stainless Steel Hardware
Durable, rust-resistant, food-grade hardware built for decades of outdoor use.
Modular Garden Beds That Adapt to You
Designed to be customizable. Each kit comes with 12 panels that can be configured in 5 different ways, so you can choose the shape that fits your space best. Modular means more control over your garden.

- 12 Pieces
- 32 Square Feet
- 40 Cubic Feet
- 12 Pieces
- 32 Square Feet
- 40 Cubic Feet



- 10 Pieces
- 24 Square Feet
- 30 Cubic Feet
- 10 Pieces
- 24 Square Feet
- 30 Cubic Feet



- 12 Pieces
- 36 Square Feet
- 45 Cubic Feet
- 12 Pieces
- 36 Square Feet
- 45 Cubic Feet



- 10 Pieces
- 16 Square Feet
- 20 Cubic Feet
- 10 Pieces
- 16 Square Feet
- 20 Cubic Feet



- 12 Pieces
- 20 Square Feet
- 25 Cubic Feet
- 12 Pieces
- 20 Square Feet
- 25 Cubic Feet



How To Set Up Your Bed
Estimated Assembly Time: 60 minutes
Follow these simple step-by-step instructions, watch the Epic Assembly Video, or read the Instruction Manual.
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Parts Included
4 - Corner Panels
8 - 26" Panels
Hardware & Assembly Tools
2 Bracing Kits
Vinyl Safety Edging
Instruction Manual
The Best Raised Bed for Your Space
Everything you need to start growing herbs and veggies at home.
Frequently Asked Questions
If you're placing your bed on pavers, concrete, tiles, a porch, or anything you don't want to stain, it’s better to add a bed liner or geotextile fabric. Go ahead and place your box in position, then put the fabric on the bottom of the bed from the inside. Run any excess fabric up each side and then fill your bed with soil. The fabric allows water to drain freely, but it keeps soil from messing up your floor. Optional: To really protect the surface, place thick builder's plastic down before putting your bed into position. Once the bed is filled, any excess plastic can be trimmed around the edge of the garden bed with an Exacto knife.
Yes, you can combine two beds together. We always recommend installing bracing bars when combining beds to prevent bowing due to soil pressure. For detailed instructions, check out growepic.co/bracinginfo.
Raised bed gardening reduces pest pressures, elevates the garden to a more comfortable working level, and is a great way to guarantee you have quality soil to grow in. You’ll also have fewer weeds to deal with and an easier time clearing out any that pop up. Also, your soil doesn’t become compacted like an in-ground bed. It gives you better control over your gardening environment.
Pretty much anything. We’ve got some ideas to get you started, but really, the sky’s the limit.
All of our Birdies Beds are constructed from 24-gauge, cold-rolled steel with an aluminum-zinc (aluzinc) alloy coating. The aluzinc steel is up to 7x more rust-resistant and corrosion-resistant than standard galvanized metal. Like all iron-based metals, steel will rust eventually, but with proper care, these beds will last you 20+ years. You can improve the longevity of your beds by keeping your soil free-draining, within a 6-7 pH range, and not using fresh chicken manure.
All the materials used are 100% food-safe and will not leach into your soil, allowing for safe, healthy food production. Our aluzinc steel raised beds are coated with a non-toxic, USDA-approved paint and the hardware supplied is food-grade stainless steel.
Read More: Are Galvanized Steel Garden Beds Safe?
No, they won’t. Compared to standard concrete and plastic beds (especially if made from a dark color or material) our metal raised beds will outperform all of them, maintaining even, cool soil temperatures. The superior reflectivity of the aluzinc steel keeps most of the heat from ever passing into the soil. And, that bulk of soil in your bed will quickly absorb and spread the small amount of heat it gets from touching the stainless steel panels.
Yes, that means no drainage holes to drill, and the soil gets to touch the ground, so you end up with superior, microbe-rich soil and healthier plants.
All Birdies Beds use 24-gauge, cold-rolled, Aluzinc-coated steel.
Yes, the safety edging is UV-safe and designed to withstand both freezing and hot temperatures.
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