7.5 in. x 7.5 in. x 5.5 in. Tan Brown Planter Wall Block (Pack of 24)
$26800
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- Simply stack and connect with 2x6 wooden boards
- Unlimited design possibilities
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Product Overview
Reinvent your garden with the Oldcastle Planter Wall Block. This functional wall block allows you to easily create a raised garden bed, border or even outdoor furniture. Simply stack and link the blocks with 2 x 6 wooden boards. In just 30 minutes you can have your garden built-just add soil or mulch and you are ready to start planting.
- Simply slide in 2 x 6 wooden boards into the side slats to create a wall or border - the boards can be cut to create different configurations
- Can be stacked up to 2 ft. high
- Easy assembly - rod bars may be used to fix blocks in the ground and deck screws can be used to attach a wood capping
- Completely garden safe
- 24 blocks are included - each block is 22 lbs. and is 5.5 in. H x 7.75 in. L x 7.75 in. W
- Please see the installation guide for product configurations, which also includes lattice and furniture options
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Customer Reviews
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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Apr 18, 2022
Like Legos & Lincoln Logs for Adults!
I built another set of four raised beds for this spring’s project! I just love these blocks! Like Legos and Lincoln Logs for adults!
Now I’m praying for my seeds to germinate!
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Jul 9, 2021
Brittle
I purchased about a dozen blocks to build a raised bed on a gentle slope. I found shortly after we had a heavy rain that the blocks, particularly those at the bottom, had shifted. I redid the set-up and I bought rebars but in the process of installing them, three blocks cracked with the inner tongue breaking off. We'll see if they hold up over the winter and spring freeze-thaw cycle here in Maine. I'm not buying or building anymore until I'm sure that it will make it through a Maine winter. The product description does state you can stack them 2 feet high which is 4.4 block (24 inches divided by 5.5 inches) and I only stacked three. I also added some reinforcement at the corners as you can see from the image below but that was not my original intent.
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Jun 13, 2021
super easy to use
I needed somethig to add a retaining wall bu my side door of garage. The yard is sloped
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May 30, 2021
awesome
I love these blocks. I use them for my tortoise enclosures
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May 18, 2021
Enabled me to build functionally working planters. My gardening daughter loves them. Built three ...
Enabled me to build functionally working planters. My gardening daughter loves them. Built three levels of planter.
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May 17, 2021
Great Tiered Garden Solution
After leveling of the site, everything else was very simple to assemble.
*Get the 1/2" (or I actually recommend **3/8") rebar in a longer length and pound it in deeper if stacking more than 4 blocks high (Yes, you need the rebar & the smaller diameter is easier to pass through).
The 2x6 boards ended up being the better option because you have more versatility on how high if you plan to build a tiered garden. For irrigation, we just laid out a drip hose and drilled a hole through the top boards to hold the hose as it moved from garden bed to garden bed.
We added a hinged bench ( made with a 2x6 and a 12x2 and 5 sturdy hinges with brackets underneath for stability), to store gardening supplies and make seating for the fire pit in this area. Also provides easier reach for upper beds.
The only minor issue was that we had to punch through the center hole in the bottom of nearly every block... it wasn't difficult, just inconvenient.
The finished product came out beautiful. Although the higher lumber cost put us over the budget, we are still glad we chose this method.
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May 17, 2021
Great for the Beginning Gardener
I purchased 16 of these to make two small raised vegetable beds. They are easy to use and great for making small raised garden beds I stacked them two high and used cedar fence boards to connect them. I used two cedar fence boards per side sandwiched together and cut small shim blocks to wedge them tight. The cedar fence boards were much cheaper than cedar dimensional lumber. This worked out great because I could make the beds whatever size I wanted. Also with these planter wall blocks, if I want to make my raised beds larger next year or move them, all I have to do is take everything apart and all materials can be re-used.
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May 10, 2021
I was jealous of my 27 year old's gardening successes!
My son's DC apartment has raised beds that are well built and were installed by his landlord. Since he had a great time growing veggies last summer, I wanted to do the same. I found these blocks in a Youtube vid. It was easy to create, even for a 60 year old like me! The blocks were heavy (for me), and the lumber awkward, but one person can definately do this. I took my tme and really thought it out, cos I didn't want to have to move those blocks more than once. The bed came together really quickly over 2 w/e. For Mother's Day, the son & his GF did all the heavy lifting of the soil and compost - even planted the innaugural row of lettuce! I'f this summer goes well, the bed is positioned so that I can easily addon to it with more blocks. Nice product for old geezers like me.
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