Sunnydaze 47.25" x 47.25" x 12" L-Shaped Silver Galvanized Steel Outdoor Raised Garden Bed

Transform unused corners, fence lines, and wall edges into productive growing space with the Sunnydaze L-Shaped Raised Garden Bed. The assembled dimensions are 47.25 inches long by 47.25 inches wide by 12 inches high. The L-shaped design features two connected arms that hold a total of 8.9 cubic feet of soil, or about nine 1-cubic-foot bags. This versatile corner raised garden bed can be arranged in multiple layouts to suit any space. Pair two units to create a U-shape, or combine four to form a complete square garden border. Many gardeners start with one and return for two, three, or four units. It works well as a large planter for outdoor plants, above ground garden bed, herb planter, vegetable garden bed, or raised planter box for the backyard, patio, or other outdoor areas. The planter is made from 1 mm corrugated galvanized steel for long-lasting durability. The corrugated panels help resist bowing under the pressure of heavy soil, while the galvanized zinc coating helps prevent rust season after season. The sturdy build maintains its shape even when filled to capacity, while the maintenance-free design stands up to rain, sun, and changing weather without the upkeep of wood. Rolled edges create a smoother finish for safer planting, weeding, and harvesting, so working around the bed feels more comfortable. At just 13.2 pounds, the lightweight design is easy to position before filling, making setup simple in the garden, backyard, or along a fence line. Assembly is quick and simple. The included wingnuts allow the panels to connect without drilling, and all bolts and hardware are included. The open-bottom design allows plant roots to grow past the 12-inch raised section and into the native soil below. This gives deeper-rooted plants more room to grow while allowing natural drainage to help prevent water buildup. Place this corner garden bed directly on grass, gravel, or soil. For patio or deck use, simply add a liner underneath.