How deep is the planter bed? How thick are the cedar boards?
864718
The bed is about 10 inches deep as well as 1/2 inch thick (both are just an approximation). It was my first go at vegetable gardening. I was able to grow 2 varieties of tomatoes, green beans, snap peas, cucumbers, eggplant, cabbage, and basil. Very sturdy construction, this spring will be the second season so we will see how it stood up to this New England winter! Good luck
864719
The boards are one inch wide and the planter bed is nine inches deep. It is holding up very well and I am quite happy with it.
864720
24 inches deep, boards thick enough to hold up dirt and planted items. easy to work in, looks good
1633799
I am pretty sure ours are three inch. The planter box fits a couple different size deck railings. We are very happy with these. We left them out all winter and they weathered just fine. I just planted pansies in them for the spring.
836677
Mine is two inches thick. As far as cots go it is pretty comfy. However, it does still have that slight dip in the middle and you can still somewhat feel the middle support. But overall, much better than the hard ground.
751777
I'm not sure. The legs are metal and go to the top. Cutting the cedar boards to your length is no problem and then attach the legs. When it was put together I didn't look to see if the inside brace holding the floor boards were metal or wood. If it is metal, you have a problem. Mine is full of soil already so I can't check it. Call the. Company directly and ask. You will love this planter.
336027
I'm sorry. I just bought the planter which is very nice. It looks great is nice and heavy, not flimsy at all. Regina Maxim
1645422
This is real wood. Every bit is real. Depth of the tables, on the two sets I purchased, are between 23.75" and 24". Not exactly 24".
1297649
I am unsure of the thickness. The panels are not very thick but I can tell you that these boxes are beautiful and well constructed.
841007
Not very deep. The finial is the thickest part, and it is not all that large. I leave a little room between the headboard and the wall so I do not mark the paint, but this is much narrower than my old iron headboard. It bolts snuggly onto your frame and is only 2" deep maximum. Very sturdy construction and looks very nice. I have been very happy with it.
1646840
I do not know the thickness of these trays - there are no holes in the bottom but the trays are not fdirm enough to f\lift them iif full of 2 inch peat p[ots with sprouted seeds in them! I only received 5 trays not the advertized ten! Joan
932384
About 1" in thickness. When installed about 2"s high. They did not heave up after a harsh winter. Stand up to trimming with a battery powered weed whacker.
34388
I installed these on my sis's railing that is 2" wide. (top of rail is a 2x6 placed vertically). I cut 2x2 pieces of lumber just the length of each planter and screwed them onto the railing, then placed the planter over them.. they don't show, and the planter fits very securely. she loves them!
548939
Not very thick...probably 2 inches or so but I sent it back because it wasn't thick enough to make the bed feel soft and comfy. Hope this helps
674497
I dont remember the depth but I dont recommend buying this as assembly was very hard and the quality of wood was also very poor. I returned the product back to amazon.
1713112
I just measured them and they are just at 1" thick. I use them in my closet and love them. We are planning on buying another set for our kitchen cabinets. They will stick out a tiny, tiny but as the depth of the bottom of our cabinets is about 15/16th. Hope this helps in your decision.
2092120
maybe 1/16 to 1/8 inch deep but I use the other side. I was looking for a wood board with these dimensions and thickness and this is all I could find. That being said, I like it very much
914386
Approximately 1/2 of an inch thick. This table is not flimsy at all and I frequently take down a leaf and then pull it back up when I need it!
366147
I built mine last year I used 90x40 lb bags of soil from Lowes at 1.25 a bag, my husband had cut down some Cedar trees so I also put in a wheelbarrow load of Cedar mulch, depth is around 20 inches (that is filling it right to the top), last year I grew carrots, peas, a few lettuces and a Jalapeno (best Jalapeno's ever), this year I am trying a few potatoes, carrots and lettuces. Hope this helps.