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Questions and Answers for Greenes Fence 4 ft. x 8 ft. x 10.5 in. Unfinished (0.5 in. to 0.625 in. T) Value Cedar Raised Garden Bed

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Model #RCEC6T21B

4 ft. x 8 ft. x 10.5 in. Unfinished (0.5 in. to 0.625 in. T) Value Cedar Raised Garden Bed
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caret
Q:I see by the reviews that the boards bow out from the weight of the soil. I saw somewhere that you also have thicker boards to avoid this problem but I can’t find the site where I saw it in order to place an order.
by|May 2, 2020
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A:  HomeDepot.com has various Greenes Fence products

by|May 6, 2020

    A:  I planted my 2 beds with A little less than 3 yrds of loam and had no issues with bowing of the structure.

    by|May 30, 2020

      A:  Yes the boards did bow a little, but it depends on how much you compact the soil. When I saw mine was bowing I simply bumped on the outside of the bed where the boards were bowing and they straightened right back up. Hope this helps. I couldn’t be happier with this product ... for the money, a win for sure.

      by|May 6, 2020
        caret
        Q:Will the cedar eventually succumb to rot and insects?
        by|May 2, 2020
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        A:  Yes, Cedar is one of the better rot resistant woods but it is still wood. That being said, you will get 5+ years out of them. If you were looking to extend the lifetime, you could always spray with a poly coat to protect them.

        by|May 29, 2020

          A:  The cedar is untreated wood

          by|May 4, 2020
            caret
            Q:is this in stock
            by|Apr 26, 2020
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            A:  Look up your local Home Depot using the zip code finder to see.

            by|Apr 30, 2020
              caret
              Q:Is this wood sustainable?
              by|Apr 11, 2020
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              A:  Your answer is yes! I believe one of the most sustainable trees. If you google it you will see.

              by|Apr 12, 2020

              A:  Yes, it is sustainable.

              by|Jun 3, 2020

              A:  Yes, wood is sustainable

              by|Apr 13, 2020

                A:  Yes

                by|Apr 30, 2020

                  A:  It ok but only time will tell

                  by|May 6, 2020
                    caret
                    Q:I want a 21" high 2' x 8' garden. Can I stack a Value Cedar on top of an Original finish cedar, of the same size? Whether mixed or matched stacks, will I need braces to hold the top one flush with the bottom?
                    by|Apr 1, 2020
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                    A:  DOnt waste your money. Just buy wood slats and build your won

                    by|Apr 21, 2020

                      A:  Value garden beds cannot be stacked with Original garden beds. Only garden beds from the same line will be compatible.

                      by|Apr 2, 2020
                        caret
                        Q:How much soil does this hold?
                        by|Mar 31, 2020
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                        A:  I used 6 bags of soil (3 cubic feet each) so I'd say 18 cubic feet more or less.

                        by|Apr 7, 2020

                          A:  This garden bed holds about 19 cu. ft. of soil.

                          by|Apr 1, 2020
                            caret
                            Q:Is the wood wide enough to staple or nail chicken wire to bottom to prevent gophers from entering box?
                            by|Mar 30, 2020
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                            A:  The wood is 1/2 inches thick.

                            by|Mar 31, 2020

                              A:  Staple, yes. Nail - maybe.

                              by|Mar 31, 2020

                              A:  Sure

                              by|Apr 30, 2020

                                A:  Yes! I laid weed barrier at the bottom and stapled the access to the bottom of boards. Very durable.

                                by|Apr 9, 2020
                                1 found this answer helpful

                                A:  Yes, I did exactly that on both of the ones I bought.

                                by|Apr 30, 2020
                                  caret
                                  Q:Can this be disassembled and moved after a season?
                                  by|Mar 27, 2020
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                                  A:  Yes

                                  by|Apr 30, 2020

                                    A:  Theoretically yes, no tools, screens or nails hold it together structurally (you do screw the wood cap on but it's easily removed and not needed). However this is untreated wood left in the elements, theres likely going to be swelling and warping that's going to make it difficult to break down.

                                    by|Apr 30, 2020

                                      A:  Most likely not. The dovetail notches would be easy to break. It is light enough to be easily moved with an extra set of hands.

                                      by|Mar 31, 2020

                                        A:  Yes

                                        by|Apr 16, 2020

                                          A:  It is not recommended to disassemble the garden beds once they have been put together.

                                          by|Mar 30, 2020
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