Potting Bench Flat Pack Kit (Optional Wheels)

Dimensions

Length: cm

Width: cm

Planting Height: cm

The optional trellis has a total height of 163 cm. If wheels are added, the legs are shortened to maintain this overall height.

Volume

Drainage

Our plastic tubs incorporate semi-circular corrugated designs, each with 12mm drainage holes positioned at every corrugation. This structure ensures optimal drainage, helping prevent water buildup and promoting healthy root growth.

Drainage Capture Option: For added convenience, we offer a drainage capture add-on. This accessory collects any overflow and channels it away or directly into a watering can, making it easy to recycle or manage excess water.

Castors (Optional)

Outdoor castors are heavy duty with a combined capacity of 280kg (or 400kg for the large 41cm deep variations), with one end being fixed direction, and the other 360 degree swivel with brake - giving full and safe control to move your garden bed on any hard flat surface like a deck or on concrete.

Castors are intended for short distance movement on hard surfaces like decks, tiles, pavers and concrete.

Trellis & Pot Shelf

Constructed from rigid hot dipped galvanised 4mm steel in 200mm ribbed squares to provide grip for climbing plants. 

Accessories are available as an option at checkout or click here.

Construction

Built to last, our garden beds are crafted from durable and sustainable ACQ-treated pine (Alkaline Copper Quaternary), completely arsenic-free. This high-quality timber is approved for use in Australian schools, childcare centres, and community gardens.

These wood garden beds have a bolted main frame and galvanized batten screws. Each screw boasts a shear strength of over 1,000kg, and even the smallest garden bed is fortified with more than 32 of these screws. Your Corrogarden is engineered to exceed standards, ensuring exceptional strength, longevity, and resistance to rust.

Garden Bed Kit Assembly Made Easy

Our kits are 80% assembled—we’ve done as much as possible to make them easy and quick to assemble, while being flat-packable. Everything needed is included, but some experience with a drill will be useful.

Quick Assembly Times

• Basic garden bed kit assembly: 30 minutes
• Adding castors: +15 minutes
• Adding a trellis: +20 minutes

Tools You’ll Need

• A drill or, better, an impact driver to insert the screws.
• A mallet or hammer.
• For trellises a G clamp is useful, but not essential

What We Provide

• A shifter hex bit.
• A Phillips head bit.
• Spanner
• Instruction guide and

We are very happy to provide 24/7 assembly assistance by phone - don't hesitate to call us on 0466 628 236

We ship nationwide with courier partners.

Shipping is calculated in the checkout, but you can see rates on our shipping info page.

Packages & Handling

While our heavy-duty garden beds weigh between 17kg and 35kg each, shipments are divided into multiple packages, with a maximum weight of 35kg for manageable handling by a strong adult.

Each package can be further broken down into parts no heavier than 7kg, allowing for easy transfer from your doorstep to the garden.

If you're located in Brisbane, Sunshine Coast, Ipswich or Logan, we deliver directly and can provide some extra setup services, click here.

Caring for Your Garden Bed:

Your garden bed is built to last, even if left in it's natural state. treated pine is designed to resist decay and insects, and even without painting or sealing, it will stand up to the elements for many years

Natural Greying

All unsealed timber naturally greys over time, especially when exposed to UV light. This weathering process is natural and doesn’t affect the structural integrity of your garden bed.

Painting and Sealing

Optionally, painting or sealing your garden bed can extend its life further and keep it looking great. Here’s how to care for it:

1. Let the Timber Dry

The timber in your garden bed has been drying for at least three weeks before delivery, so it should be ready for sealing or painting.

If it feels damp, allow it to dry further in a shaded, airy spot for another week or so before starting.

2. Preparation is Key

Clean the surface to remove any dirt or treatment residues. A quick scrub with a brush and a hose is all you need (hosing will only wet the surface and won't reset the 3-week drying period).

For easier handling and a great finish, you can take the tub out of the frame before painting.

3. Choose Your Finish

• For painting: Use a primer and high-quality outdoor paint. Light colours are a great choice because they reflect sunlight and offer better UV protection.
• For sealing: Choose a water-repellent timber stain or sealant with UV protection. This keeps the natural look of the timber while adding durability.

Place your Raised Garden Bed on a Protective Surface

Although not essential, placing your garden bed on a surface that reduces direct contact with soil and wet ground—such as gravel, pavers, or a garden mat—can help prolong its lifespan by minimising exposure to ground moisture.

Even without additional finishing, your treated pine garden bed is designed to weather the years. With painting, sealing, and thoughtful placement, you can enhance its longevity, protect it from the elements, and customise its look to suit your space.