Caledonian Tiered Raised Flower Vegetable Bed – with Base – 90 x 90cm

The Caledonian Tiered Raised Bed from Forest is ideal for using as a display for plants and flowers. It could also be used as a stylish kitchen garden if you are keen to grow your own produce but don’t have the space for a full allotment. This design looks great positioned in an unused corner of your garden, it’s attractive tiered design makes a great colourful display.

To manufacture these planters we have used timber that has been Pressure Treated to give it a 15 year guarantee against rot and fungal decay. The Caledonian Tiered Planter can hold approximately 250L of compost to give plenty of room for a variety of plants, flowers, vegetables or herbs.

This planter’s frame comes pre-notched so is quick and easy to assemble. Delivered to you flat packed with easy to follow step-by-step instructions and all the fixings you need for a simple build.

Other sizes and styles are also available in the Caledonian range.

If using to grow food produce we recommend lining the bed with a membrane before adding the soil.

The Forest Caledonian Tiered Raised Bed is perfect for use as a floral display with the differing heights
Manufactured from Pressure Treated timber for a superior build
This product is part of our Accessible Gardening range designed in partnership with Thrive, the UK’s leading charity that helps people transform their lives through gardening
Holds approx. 250L of compost
Large size for plentiful planting
15 Year Anti-Rot Guarantee
Manufactured from FSC certified timber from sustainable sources
Pre-notched timber components
Delivered flat packed for easy self-assembly

Product Specifications

Dimensions : 90 x 90 x 58.8 cm
Treatment : Pressure Treated
Colour : Natural Timber
Guarantee : 15 year Anti-Rot
Product Size (h x w x d) cm Overall dimension when assembled, including overhangs : 58.8 x 90 x 90
Estimated Weight (kg) : 51.53
Material : Mixed Softwood
FSC Approval : Manufactured from FSC certified timber from sustainable sources
Country of Origin : United Kingdom