4-tier stepped raised garden bed in pine – 120x30 cm

4-level stair raised garden bed in pine – 120x30 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-Level Stepped Wooden Flower Planter - 120x30xH 54 cm, Screw Kit

This stepped raised planter is made from raw natural pine and features 4 staggered compartments at different levels for growing on a limited vertical surface. The assembled dimensions are 120x30xH 54 cm. The kit is supplied with screws. Two finishes are available: natural and brown. Its tiered structure exposes each level to light evenly, which limits shadowed areas between compartments.

This planter is suitable for aromatic herbs, flowers, lettuces and compact vegetables. It is suited to balconies, terraces and small gardens. When used outdoors in exposed conditions, a protective finish (wood stain or exterior paint) is recommended to extend the life of the natural pine.

Main characteristics

Characteristic	Description
Material	Raw natural pine
Assembled dimensions	120x30xH 54 cm
Levels	4 compartments staggered in steps
Available finishes	Natural / Brown
Package dimensions	122x118.5x29 cm
Assembly	Kit with screws included
Use	Outdoor – balcony, terrace, garden

Key points

✓ 4 levels: each compartment receives light without being shaded by the next
✓ Compact size: 120x30 cm, ideal for balconies and small spaces
✓ 2 finishes: natural or brown to match outdoor décor
✓ Complete kit: screws included, assembly instructions provided
✓ Versatile: herbs, lettuces, flowers, small vegetables on a vertical surface

Installation advice

Assemble the main frame on a flat surface before fitting the level dividers. Tighten the screws gradually without forcing to avoid splitting the pine. Once assembled, apply the chosen finish to all faces and edges before filling to protect areas that will be inaccessible once the substrate is in place. Place on a stable surface — on a balcony, check the load capacity before filling.

Maintenance and protection

Raw natural pine requires protection before prolonged outdoor exposure. Apply a wood stain or exterior paint every 2 to 3 years. Clean the compartments at the end of the season to remove soil residue that would retain moisture against the wood. In winter, empty the compartments and cover with a breathable tarpaulin if exposure is severe.

WoodUp Tip

Good to know before buying: the 4 stepped levels reduce the growing depth per compartment compared to a standard raised bed, making it suited to plants with shallow root systems (herbs, salads, strawberries) rather than root vegetables. Raw natural pine requires a finish (oil or wood stain) before prolonged exposure to moisture from the compost, particularly on the internal faces in direct contact with the soil.

Frequently asked questions

What is the depth of the compartments in this stepped planter?

The depth of each compartment is suitable for aromatic herbs, lettuces, radishes and balcony flowers. For root vegetables requiring more soil, a raised bed kit will be more appropriate.

Does this planter withstand bad weather without treatment?

Raw natural pine is sensitive to prolonged moisture without treatment. When used outdoors exposed to rain, a wood stain or exterior paint must be applied before first use to prevent the wood from swelling and warping.

Can the finish be changed after delivery?

No. Finishes are applied in the factory.

Is this planter suitable for a north-facing balcony with no direct sunlight?

The stepped structure maximises light exposure for each level, but a north-facing position remains limiting for vegetables. In that case, opt for shade-tolerant herbs: chives, parsley, mint.

Should a geotextile be placed in the compartments?

A geotextile cut to the size of each compartment reduces soil loss through the gaps and retains the substrate. It is not compulsory but makes maintenance easier.

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