- Can be used to create a raised garden bed
- Simply stack and connect with 2x6 wooden boards
- Unlimited design possibilities
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Q:How wide & deep are the cut out side channels (I think they’re for lumber). Want to use as weights for screen “feet”
by|Oct 10, 2023
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Q:what size screws?
by|Oct 7, 2023
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Q:I have used these in a few flower beds and the wife loves them. Is there any good way to cut these to turn 45degrees? Or some other produce I guess
by|Sep 30, 2023
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Q:Can I use this to hold up a bed for the time being?
by|Aug 24, 2023
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Sep 6, 2023
These blocks make building planters quick and stylish I recommend using a 2 x 6 pressure treated southern pine board because a nominal size it is 5 1/2 inches which makes it the same size as the block.
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Jun 28, 2023
I bought these blocks to create a garden in my back yard and these worked out perfect! I was even able to get my 2x6 cut at the store so all I had to do was assemble them. I leveled my dirt under so I was able to get a nice level garden. I will definitely be purchasing more of these
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May 24, 2023
Perfect for Planter boxes
Pefect for building Planter Boxes and retaining borders around flowers beds. I used .05in. width rebar when stacking. Use 2in x6in. X8ft boards.
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May 24, 2023
Good Value
I got these to build a garden bed and they were great for that. I had hoped to use some rebar to stabilize the corners, but not all of the blocks had the holes they were supposed to. At 70, I wasn't strong enough to just hammer them in. They turned out to be not truly necessary after all. But, perhaps a bit of qualiyi control was in order? This was a curbside pickup so I wasn't able to pick the individual bricks myself.
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May 17, 2023
Only the stones
This set only comes with the planter blocks and no lumber. It makes absolutely no sense as to how this set cost $268 when the individual planter blocks are sold for $4. I got 24 blocks at the store for around $100 and spent another $100 on wood and rebar as well as wire mesh. This still doesn’t add up to the price of this set of blocks. Do yourself a favor and get it at the store or buy them individually online.
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May 2, 2023
Sturdy castle blocks
The castle blocks were easy to use. I plan to purchase more to expand my raised garden bed.
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Apr 24, 2023
Great Product
These are great and go up fast. There are so many possibilities of arrangement, just stack, stake and get on with business. I was able to put my little project together in a weekend.
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Jun 29, 2022
Excellent Product
Was able to raise it to 4 blocks. Used steel rods for stability and 2 x 4 for framing. Finished with all around benches (2 x 6). Used 2 x 6 for inserts. Plans for using 2” pvc piping at both ends as swing arms for chicken wire covers.
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Jun 3, 2022
Great blocks to build raised bed garden
I just finished our 4ft x 8ft x 22” raised bed vegetable garden. We started laying the corner blocks, the hardest part is getting all the blocks leveled to each other and getting them so that the bed would be square. I put 10” of small pea stone under each corner block, I used PL 5000 masonry glue as I stacked each block then i started installing the 4ft & 8ft lengths. I used 36” x 1/2” rebar through the stacks of blocks. Then we screwed in side supports inside the framing using 2x4’s, 20” high.
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