Large Cedar Raised Bed 47" x 91" x 15"

Crafted in the USA from the finest North American western red cedar, our Cedarline raised beds are the perfect combination of ease, beauty, and sustainability.

Natural Longevity: North American western red cedar contains natural tannins and oils to protect the bed from rot, insect damage, and the elements.

Convenience Design: Built-in top sill for easy tool access & elevated planting height makes working in the garden that much easier.

Deep Volume: ~15" deep raised beds offer ample space for roots to flourish.

No-Tool Assembly: Custom-cut dovetail joints allow for easy assembly by simply sliding pieces together.

Timeless Aesthetic: Custom-profiled side boards, top-sill, and classic cedar bed design principles make these beds stand the test of time.

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What’s In the Kit

• 4 Right angle corners
• 2 Three way Corners
• 19 long side boards
• 2 long mitered sill boards 
• 2 long right miter sill boards
• 2 long left miter sill boards
• 6 alignment straps
• 24 screws

Assembled Dimensions:

47" W x 90.875" L x 14.875" D

Box Size: 

14” x 14” x 48”

Assembly Instructions

• The top ledge makes it easy to set your seeds, phone, coffee, and tools down instead of just laying them in the dirt!
• This raised bed is highly durable, and lasts for many years. When oiled the natural colors of the bed can shine for years to come.
• You don’t need tools to assemble this bed. All the parts dovetail into one another seamlessly. 

Q: Do I need to apply a finishing oil to my raised bed?

A: Finish is optional and will allow for the natural cedar colors to shine and be preserved. If left unfinished, cedar will naturally become a silvery grey tone from exposure to UV light and the elements. The color won't change the longevity of the beds and is simply a preference.

Q: Where should I install my raised bed?

A: This bed is made for growing in ground and for ideal aesthetics and installation ease you should build it on level ground. 

If you're placing your bed on pavers, concrete, tiles, or other surfaces you don't want to stain, use a bed liner or other non-permeable material. 

To use, place your raised bed in position, then place the fabric on the bottom of the bed from the inside. Run excess fabric up each side and then fill your bed with soil. The fabric allows water to drain freely, but keeps soil from touching your surface.

Optional:

To further protect the surface, place thick builder's plastic down before placing your bed into position. Once the bed is filled, the excess plastic can be 

trimmed around the edge of the garden bed with an Exacto knife.

Q: How much soil do I need to fill my raised bed?

A: Cedarline Large Raised Bed

• Soil Volume: 30 Cubic Feet, 1.1 Cubic Yards, 900 Quarts

Q: What is the estimated time it will take to assemble, and can I do it myself? 

A: All of our beds are designed to be assembled solo within approximately one hour. However, for lifting and positioning the bed, we suggest having an additional person to help, as it not only makes the process smoother but also ensures easier handling.