Four-tier pine stepped raised garden bed – 120 x 30 cm

4-level stepped raised bed in pine - 120x30 cm

4-level stepped raised bed in raw natural pine, assembled dimensions 120x30xH 54 cm. Kit with screws included. 2 finishes: natural or brown. Tiered structure exposing each level to light evenly, with no shaded areas. Suitable for aromatic herbs, flowers or compact vegetables. Raw pine must be treated before prolonged exposure to bad weather. Outdoor or covered indoor use. The stepped structure opens each tier towards the light for uniform growing at every level.

Colour

Brown
Natural

Reference CARPOT_ZP07_R0K1

€75.00 incl. tax

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4-Tier Wooden Raised Planter – 120x30xH 54 cm, Screws Included

This tiered raised bed is made from natural, unfinished pine and has 4 compartments arranged at staggered heights for growing in a small footprint. Its assembled dimensions are 120x30xH 54 cm. The kit comes with screws. Two finishes are available: natural and brown. The tiered structure exposes each level evenly to light, reducing shaded areas between compartments.

This raised bed is suitable for herbs, flowers, lettuces and compact vegetables. It works well on balconies, terraces and in small gardens. In exposed outdoor locations, a protective finish (exterior wood stain or paint) is recommended to extend the life of the natural pine.

Key features

Feature	Description
Material	Natural, unfinished pine
Assembled dimensions	120x30xH 54 cm
Tiers	4 compartments Staggered in tiers
Available finishes	Natural / Brown
Package dimensions	122x118.5x29 cm
Assembly	Kit with screws included
Use	Outdoor – balcony, terrace, garden

Key points

✓ 4 tiers: each compartment receives light without being shaded by the next
✓ Compact size: 120x30 cm, suitable for balconies and small spaces
✓ 2 finishes: natural or brown to suit your outdoor décor
✓ Complete kit: screws and assembly instructions included
✓ Versatile: grow herbs, lettuces, flowers and small vegetables in a tiered space

Installation advice

Assemble the main frame on a flat surface before attaching the dividers between levels. Tighten the screws gradually without forcing them to avoid splitting the pine. Once assembled, apply your chosen finish to all faces and edges before filling to protect areas that will be inaccessible once the compost is in place. Place it on a stable surface – on a balcony, check the permitted load before filling.

Care and protection

Natural, unfinished pine needs protection before prolonged outdoor exposure. Apply an exterior wood stain or paint every 2 to 3 years. Clean out the compartments at the end of the season to remove soil residue that could trap moisture against the wood. In winter, empty the compartments and cover them with a breathable sheet if conditions are harsh.

WoodUp advice

Before you buy: the 4 tiers provide less growing depth per compartment than a conventional raised bed, making them better suited to shallow-rooted plants (herbs, salad leaves and strawberries) than root vegetables. Natural, unfinished pine needs a protective finish (oil or wood stain) before prolonged exposure to moisture from the compost, particularly on the inner faces in direct contact with the soil.

Frequently asked questions

How deep are the compartments in this tiered raised bed?

The depth of each compartment is suitable for herbs, lettuces, radishes and balcony flowers. For root vegetables that need more soil, a raised bed kit would be more suitable.

Can this raised bed withstand the weather without treatment?

Natural, unfinished pine is vulnerable to prolonged moisture exposure without treatment. If used outdoors in the rain, apply an exterior wood stain or paint before first use to prevent the wood from swelling and warping.

Can the finish be changed after delivery?

No. The finishes are applied at the factory.

Is this raised bed suitable for a north-facing balcony without direct sunlight?

The tiered structure maximises light exposure at each level, but a north-facing position still limits vegetable growth. In that case, choose shade-tolerant herbs such as chives, parsley and mint.

Do the compartments need a geotextile liner?

Geotextile cut to fit each compartment reduces soil loss through gaps and helps retain the growing medium. It is not essential, but makes maintenance easier.

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