A large timber planter box on wheels with a trellis and pot shelf. The box is 157 cm long and 60 cm wide and sits at 50 cm, about knee height, with a galvanised steel mesh trellis along the back. Beans, peas and cucumbers climb the mesh and salad grows in front. The pot shelf holds seedlings and potted herbs, and the whole thing rolls to wherever the sun is.
It ships Australia-wide as a flat-pack kit, about 80% built with the holes pre-drilled. Our tools pack has the bits and a spanner; you bring a drill. Allow a bit over an hour with the trellis and wheels.
How does a planter box on wheels move?
On four braked castors: two fixed and two that swivel. They roll best on hard, flat ground like decks, pavers and concrete. Once it's full it's heavy, so move it slowly and put the brakes on when it's parked.
Does the 41 cm tub change the height?
A little. The 41 cm tub needs the full-length legs, so the castors go underneath and the whole bed sits about 13 cm higher, about 63 cm to the top of the box. The trellis rises with it. The 23 and 35 cm tubs keep the 50 cm box.
It's the same timber box we build for local customers, packed flat: arsenic-free MCA treated hoop pine with a recycled plastic tub inside to hold the potting mix and keep the timber dry.
Don't need wheels? See the planter box with trellis and pot shelf. Prefer waist height? Try the 80 cm raised garden bed with trellis, pot shelf and wheels.
A large timber planter box on wheels with a trellis and pot shelf. The box is 157 cm long and 60 cm wide and sits at 50 cm, about knee height, with a galvanised steel mesh trellis along the back. Beans, peas and cucumbers climb the mesh and salad grows in front. The pot shelf holds seedlings and potted herbs, and the whole thing rolls to wherever the sun is.
It ships Australia-wide as a flat-pack kit, about 80% built with the holes pre-drilled. Our tools pack has the bits and a spanner; you bring a drill. Allow a bit over an hour with the trellis and wheels.
How does a planter box on wheels move?
On four braked castors: two fixed and two that swivel. They roll best on hard, flat ground like decks, pavers and concrete. Once it's full it's heavy, so move it slowly and put the brakes on when it's parked.
Does the 41 cm tub change the height?
A little. The 41 cm tub needs the full-length legs, so the castors go underneath and the whole bed sits about 13 cm higher, about 63 cm to the top of the box. The trellis rises with it. The 23 and 35 cm tubs keep the 50 cm box.
It's the same timber box we build for local customers, packed flat: arsenic-free MCA treated hoop pine with a recycled plastic tub inside to hold the potting mix and keep the timber dry.
Don't need wheels? See the planter box with trellis and pot shelf. Prefer waist height? Try the 80 cm raised garden bed with trellis, pot shelf and wheels.
| Dimensions | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Size | 157 cm long × 60 cm wide | ||
| Planting height | 50 cm, knee-high | ||
| Tub depth | Tub volume | Weight* | Filled weight† |
| 23cm | 110 L | 32 kg (±10%) | ≈ 73–126 kg |
| 35cm | 220 L | 37 kg (±10%) | ≈ 122–202 kg |
| 41cm | 270 L | 42 kg (±10%) | ≈ 146–239 kg |
| † Filled ≈ bed + potting mix (10–16 kg per 25 L bag) + up to 20 kg of established plants | |||
| * Weights do not include packaging | |||
| Construction | |||
| Timber | MCA treated hoop pine (arsenic-free), approved for schools, childcare & community gardens | ||
| Tub | Recycled polypropylene, with 12 mm drainage holes in the base | ||
| Frame | Bolted mainframe + galvanised screws (1,000 kg+ shear strength each, 32+ per bed) | ||
| Trellis & pot shelf | Hot-dip galvanised 4 mm steel mesh, 200 mm squares, 163 cm total height (legs shorten when wheels are fitted, same overall height) | ||
| Castors | Heavy-duty outdoor set of 4: 280 kg combined capacity (400 kg on the 41 cm-deep LARGE), fixed pair + 360° swivel pair with brakes; for hard, flat surfaces | ||
| Warranty & Care | |||
| Warranty | 2 years | ||
| Care | Minimal: the timber can be left natural. Care & Maintenance guide | ||
What do I fill it with?
Quality potting mix straight into the tub. No base layers or crushed rock needed. Capacity: 23cm Depth = 110 litres, 35cm Depth = 220 litres, 41cm Depth 270 litres. Full step-by-step: how to fill your raised garden bed.
How deep should your garden bed be?
23 cm is the budget pick, ideal for herbs, flowers, lettuce and other shallow-rooted plants (it dries out quickest, so it likes part shade or regular watering). 35 cm is the sweet spot most customers choose: it handles tomatoes, capsicums and most veggies while holding moisture well. 41 cm suits root veg like carrots and potatoes, plus potted citrus. It holds moisture best and is the heaviest when full.
Can I move it once it’s set up?
Yes. It rolls on heavy-duty outdoor castors (280 kg combined capacity, 400 kg on the 41 cm-deep LARGE): one fixed pair, one 360° swivel pair with brakes. Best on hard, flat surfaces like decks, pavers and concrete.
Will my deck or balcony get wet underneath?
The tub has drainage holes in the base, so water drains out underneath. On a deck or balcony, add the Drainage Capture kit: it channels overflow away or straight into a watering can.
Will the timber rot or attract termites?
It’s arsenic-free MCA treated hoop pine, built to resist both. If it’s going on grass or bare ground, we recommend a paver or our protective feet under each leg to break the moisture and termite highway. Full guide: Care & Maintenance.
How often will I need to water?
Shallower tubs (23 cm) dry out faster in full sun; 35–41 cm hold moisture longer. The drip watering kit with timer makes it set-and-forget.
How hard is the assembly?
Kits arrive around 80% pre-assembled. Most people are done in about 30 minutes. Bring your own drill and a mallet; every screw and bolt is in the box, plus our tools pack with the bits and a 13mm spanner. Step-by-step Assembly Guides are here, full details in Assembly & Tools below, and we’re happy to talk you through it on the phone any time.
Garden Bed Kit Assembly Made Easy
Your kit turns up about 80% built. We do as much as we can in the shed and still pack it flat, so you’re bolting together a few big pieces, not hundreds of bits. If you’ve used a drill before, you’ll be right.
Quick Assembly Times
- Basic garden bed kit assembly: 30 minutes
- Adding castors: +15 minutes
- Adding a trellis: +20 minutes
What to BYO
- A drill. An impact driver is even better for the screws.
- A mallet or hammer.
- For a trellis, a G clamp helps, but you can do without.
What’s in our tools pack
- A hex bit
- A Phillips head bit
- A 13mm spanner
- A couple of spare bolts and screws
The screws and bolts for the build come in their own labelled bags, and the QR code on the hardware box takes you to the step-by-step guide. Every guide is also on our Assembly Guides page.
We are very happy to provide 24/7 assembly assistance by phone - don't hesitate to call us on 0466 628 236
Your kit arrives in boxes of up to 35 kg each, so one strong adult can carry a box.
Open a box at the door and nothing inside weighs more than 7 kg, so it carries to the garden in easy pieces.
- Sustainable Timber, Recycled Tubs
- Australia Wide Shipping
- 80% Pre-Assembled Kit, Bits Supplied, BYO Drill
- Australian Made, 2-Year Warranty
About Us
The Specialists In Raised Garden Beds
Constructed from sustainable & long lasting arsenic-free MCA treated pine, Corrogarden will weather Australian conditions for years.
Visit our Lawnton Showroom — open 7 days, see hours. Best to call ahead on 0466 628 236 to make sure we’re about and not on deliveries.