Galvanised Steel Raised Garden Bed

These beds are constructed from Zn-Al-Mg steel (Zinc-Aluminum-Magnesium), making them exceptionally durable. Metal garden beds made from this material can last up to 20 years.

Galvanized steel garden beds with a Zn-Al-Mg Steel alloy coating decompose only under very high acidity levels.

The neutral soil used for growing crops has no impact on the coating. Neither the metal nor the coating will release any harmful substances into the soil.

No, the beds are bottomless. This design allows excess water to drain, preventing root rot, and also allows worms to access the bed.

With bottomless beds, plant roots can reach the nutrients below the ground.

No, they won't. The excellent reflectivity of the galvanized steel prevents most of the heat from entering the soil.

The metal garden bed requires no additional maintenance in winter and can withstand temperatures as low as -76°F/-60°C.

While the paint surface aids in preventing rust, the primary rust prevention layer is the Zn-Al-Mg plating layer beneath the paint. Even if the paint becomes scratched, it maintains high rust resistance.

We suggest layering your garden bed with cardboard, branches, and wood chips at the bottom, composting kitchen waste in the middle, and finishing with fluffy soil for optimal drainage, nutrients, and cost savings.

Absolutely, you can! This technique is particularly beneficial for garden beds that are 32 inches tall or when dealing with areas of your yard with poor drainage.

Yes, you can start a raised garden bed almost anywhere, whether it's on concrete or in a corner of your garden. Just ensure it's placed in a spot that receives plenty of sunlight.

Our metal raised beds can be used safely even without rubber edging. We've rounded their edges during manufacturing to ensure they're not sharp to the touch.

While rubber edging adds an extra layer of safety and improves the aesthetic appeal of the metal raised beds, we highly recommend installing rubber strips.