Gardener's Supply Company Raised Garden Bed Lifetime Corner | Sturdy Outdoor Rustproof Aluminum Planter Box Corner Bracket, Screws and Plastic Cap
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Highlights
- PRODUCT DETAILS: Gardener's Supply Raised Garden Beds Aluminum Corner. The hardest part of building a raised bed is constructing corners that are square, strong and trim-looking. Our ingenious Raised Bed Corners are weatherproof aluminum brackets that can steadily hold heavy weights of soil/plants and can be used to extend the length/width of our outdoor planter box. A reliable accessory for our raised bed gardening.
- BEST USE AS: Elevated Raised Bed Planter Corner Brackets This metal bed corner will serve your garden for many years season after season. Made of durable Powder-Coated Aluminum Metal with plastic caps. - Weatherproof and Rustproof. Customizing and extending your raised bed planter is now easier using this specially designed bracket. Fits 2" milled lumber (not ideal for rough cuts).
- HIGH-QUALITY BUILT: Gardener's Supply Company Exclusive We are proud to boast that our brackets are specially made to cater to all the possible customization needs of your raised garden beds. The frame of these brackets is crafted using a lifetime quality Powder Coated Aluminum Metal which is known for its weatherproof & rustproof resistance quality that can withstand season after season of usage. - Sold by Pairs (2PCS/SET), buy two sets to build a rectangular bed.
- EASY TO INSTALL: ASSEMBLY NEEDED Simply insert your "2 Cedar wood or other milled lumber in the metal corner brackets and secure with the screws included. Use a portable screwdriver to tighten the screws in the pre-drilled holes to ensure a steady and strong connection with the wood. Can be easily disassembled during off seasons planting.
- OUTDOOR GARDEN TESTED & GUARANTEED: Every purchase you make is 100% guaranteed. We will exchange or refund your purchase for any product that is not what you expected or does not work as described during its lifetime.
Description
The hardest part of building a raised bed is constructing corners that are square, strong, and trim-looking. Our ingenious Raised Bed Corners are brackets that shorten building time and result in a handsome, sturdy raised bed every time.
Features: Rectangle (shape)
Number of Pieces: 2
Dimensions (Overall): 7 inches (H) x 4 inches (W) x 2 inches (D)
Weight: 1.0 pounds
Placement: Ground Freestanding
Indoor/Outdoor: Outdoor
Assembly Details: Adult Assembly Required, Tools Not Provided
Material: Cast Aluminum
Warranty: Lifetime Limited Warranty. To obtain a copy of the manufacturer's or supplier's warranty for this item prior to purchasing the item, please call Target Guest Services at 1-800-591-3869
TCIN: 76865572
UPC: 672144366436
Origin: made in the USA and imported
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Shipping details
Estimated ship dimensions: 2 inches length x 4 inches width x 7 inches height
Estimated ship weight: 2 pounds
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The raised bed corners are highly praised for their durability, ease of use, and ability to create sturdy, attractive garden beds. Guests appreciate the quality of materials, with many noting that the corners hold up well over time, even after years of use. The product is designed to work seamlessly with standard lumber, making assembly straightforward for both novice and experienced gardeners. Overall, these corners enhance the gardening experience by simplifying construction and providing a polished look.
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3.3 out of 5 stars with 21 reviews
I'm super bummed.
1 out of 5 stars
Sarah - 5 months ago
originally posted on http://www.gardeners.com/
I spent the whole day today cleaning out my truck bed and driving to the lumberyard and the landscape yard for soil. You watch the video and it looks super easy to slide the boards right into the corners. I had my drill ready and everything to pre-drill the holes for the screws. The lumber doesn't fit! I really thought this was going to be an easy project I could do myself. I even had the lumberyard cut my boards to the dimensions I needed. Now I'm super frustrated and I'm going to have to figure out to notch the boards to fit. I can't return the lumber. And I've got to get all that dirt out of my truck for camping next week. I'm sure packing up and returning. The corners is also expensive considering what I've spent already on this project. I bought rough cut redwood because it was what the lumberyard recommended for garden beds.
1 reply from Gardener's Supply Company team - 4 months ago
We're so sorry for the confusion on the lumber size required. Your gardening success and satisfaction are important to us and we’ve reached out directly to get this resolved. If you have any further questions or concerns, please give us a call at 1-800-876-5520.
A great investment
5 out of 5 stars
Jels - 1 year ago
originally posted on http://www.gardeners.com/
I bought my first set of corners almost 15 years ago in the 12" size. This summer I redid my entire garden and wanted to make new, taller beds that are 23". I disassembled the old beds and removed the old rotting wood and rusty screws. The corners were in near perfect condition, including the paint. I was truly astonished by their good condition. I stacked two old ones and bought some new 23" corners. It is hard to tell from a few feet away which are new and which have been in the ground in NH for almost 15 years. This is a GREAT product!
Well made and easy to use raised bed corners
5 out of 5 stars
The Mighty Chooch - 2 years ago
originally posted on http://www.gardeners.com/
Easy to use with the precut cedar planks also sold on the website. Durable and look good. Easy and forgiving to get 90 degree angle. Would be better with one extra drill hole and screw
YES! They are great
5 out of 5 stars
hirniak - 2 years ago
originally posted on http://www.gardeners.com/
Product works as described. Slight overlap to deal with on the top or bottom.
Very substantial
5 out of 5 stars
kittymama - 2 years ago
originally posted on http://www.gardeners.com/
I was happy to see how heavy duty the metal was. I needed to buy other screws, the drill easily stripped the screw heads that came with it ( too soft metal?). I got the 23" tall brackets and used 2x6 redwood boards....there was an extra inch open left at the top once my boards were put in, so had to custom cut some wood strips to fill in the gap at the top. I purchased sets of the support braces for inside the corners but really didnt need them for my aprox. 3x6 box...it was heavy enough by itself. The corner brackets made the box easy to construct and make it square. I was able to use locally bought wood and cut it to the size I wanted down to the last fraction of an inch to fit my area perfectly. I doubt I would have been able to square the corners without the brackets that did that for me...as a 70 year old lady with no prior wood working skills I accomplished the task alone!
Sturdy but.......
3 out of 5 stars
sweatyjock - 2 years ago
originally posted on http://www.gardeners.com/
The top and bottom boards could use a few more screws. Get rid of the plastic caps, the caps are cheaply made and look bad after being in the sun. Allow customers to order custom length, even at a premium price.
Quality product
5 out of 5 stars
Dana - 2 years ago
originally posted on http://www.gardeners.com/
The cedar wood they sell to go with these is great quality and the corner brackets as well. Just be aware that even though they sell the wood and brackets, they do not match up perfectly. I had an inch of open bracket in every corner. Ended up flipping the bed and sinking the bracket corners into the ground. I also treated the wood with Garden Seal and reinforced the 8' side of the bed with some extra cedar I purchased from Gardeners as well. Probably not necessary but wanted to make sure.
I would highly recommend this product
5 out of 5 stars
Kristan - 2 years ago
originally posted on http://www.gardeners.com/
Love the product just wish I knew that "standard lumber" and "fall, milled lumber" were different and have different dimensions; this product fit's STANDARD (1.5") lumber. I'm lucky my mill had some.
The corners are good but the accompanying screws are bad
3 out of 5 stars
Chris - 2 years ago
originally posted on http://www.gardeners.com/
suggest using your own screws - the supplied ones strip and two of the heads broke off when I attempted to reposition.
Pretty Good Product with a Few Minor Drawbacks
4 out of 5 stars
JL - 3 years ago
originally posted on http://www.gardeners.com/
I live in CA and we don't have cedar locally. The only option for rot resistant untreated boards is redwood, which is fine with me. I purchased the 23" corners, which fits best with two 2x12 boards. However sourcing properly sized boards was time consuming. I went to 4 lumber sources (including my two nearby big box chains) before finding properly sized boards at my fifth stop, a local hardware store with a large lumber yard. Firstly, one must find " smooth" (S4S) boards not "rough" cut ones, which are too thick for these corners. On top of that I discovered the actual width of the 12" boards at each dealer can vary, Actual widths I found were 11", 11-1/4", and 11-1/2", all sold as 12" boards, which resulted in leaving a gap between the bottom edge of the corners and the boards. This isn't a big deal since the bottom 1/4"-1/2" gap is easily hidden by mulch or gravel. This gap would be pretty obvious, however, if one plans to install the box on a patio. One small but important detail to note is that the edges not covered by the square plastic caps are a bit sharp. I recommend fixing the boards so that they sit about 1/8" higher than the aluminum edges to avoid accidentally cutting yourself in the future. Lastly, these are pricey, but not many options so far. I also trust Gardeners. com quality so don't mind paying a bit extra for peace of mind.
Excellent sturdy supports for garden boxes
5 out of 5 stars
Oyamist - 3 years ago
originally posted on http://www.gardeners.com/
I use these to build planters for the Gardener's 5-gallon self-irrigating reservoirs. Standard 2x4's make strong frames. The corners are hollow and provide excellent framing for removable 1 1/4" PVC framing used for humidity control, cold snaps or bug screens. Line interior with greenhouse plastic to protect wood from water contact.
Doesn't fit rough cut lumber.
1 out of 5 stars
Heidi - 3 years ago
originally posted on http://www.gardeners.com/
I was so excited when these arrived. They are well made and would have given my beds the contemporary rustic look I wanted. Unfortunately they are too narrow and my 2x12's won't slip into the channel.
1 reply from Gardener's Supply Company team - 3 years ago
We’re so sorry that you had a poor experience with the Lifetime Raised Bed Corners, Set of 2 you received. These are designed to fit standard 2x milled lumber (1-1/2" actual thickness). Your satisfaction is important to us and we've reached out to you directly to assist.
Second Purchase of this Product
5 out of 5 stars
Kat - 4 years ago
originally posted on http://www.gardeners.com/
This summer was the first time I grew a vegetable garden. I have spine issues, and these Bed Corners allowed me to build raised beds 24 inches high to make it easy to plant and take care. I grew tomatoes, carrots, lettuce and peppers. I just bought more corners to build two more beds for next summer. Can't wait.
Need raised bed corners to accommodate 1" board.
2 out of 5 stars
Edee - 4 years ago
originally posted on http://www.gardeners.com/
2 Stars = I purchased a 3x12ft raised garden kit which came with 1" boards. I only used 6 ft. I need 2 15" corners to accommodate the 1" boards that came with the kit. YOU DON'T MAKE THEM...WHY???
Not wide enough
2 out of 5 stars
Tilly - 4 years ago
originally posted on http://www.gardeners.com/
I had to return them because they weren't wide enough for the cedar I was using.
Do not fit lumbar yard cut boards
1 out of 5 stars
Jessica - 4 years ago
originally posted on http://www.gardeners.com/
I purchased 2" cedar from a lumbar yard not knowing that it would be rough cut which means it actually measures 2". The brackets did not fit and the cost of return shipping was too expensive.
1 reply from Gardener's Supply Company team - 3 years ago
We’re so sorry that you had a poor experience with the Lifetime Raised Bed Corners you received. We want you to be satisfied and we hope you’ll give us a call at 1-800-876-5520 so we can resolve any issues.
Did not fit 2" as stated
1 out of 5 stars
J. Bole - 5 years ago
originally posted on http://www.gardeners.com/
The company should stress that milled lumber is much smaller in thickness then rough and you can't use rough cedar planks. Why would anyone buy milled lumber for an outside garden when it is much more expensive and unnecessary for a garden bed. I purchased rough cedar because t said it fit 2" thick lumber, but is DOES NOT. In fact I spent an entire day having to "shave" down the thickness for each board. It was a terrible experience. Also, they don't provide clear instructions on how to use the screws. Apparently you have to place the ends exactly right or you don't have a hole for each board. I used three boards for each side to make 22" high. If I had buried the ends then I might have a hole for each board. It would have been so simple for the manufacture to put holes that would hit the middle of any board. So stupid. I could not recommend this product until they make some slight modifications 1. Size them for rough cedar, if someone buys milled, it will still fit. 2. Place the holes in a spot that would hit the middle of each board so you don't have to design the layout just right.
Wonderful
5 out of 5 stars
Old farmer girl - 5 years ago
originally posted on http://www.gardeners.com/
I bought these years ago. After I had to tear the beds out last year, I donated the corners to a community garden and received a $1,000 donation slip for my taxes. I am sure they will use them for years. Definitely buy.
Elegant, well designed, and planning to purchase again!
4 out of 5 stars
Kathy - 5 years ago
originally posted on http://www.gardeners.com/
Love, love, love these! I bought two sets (four total) to accommodate and bring together my vegetable bed. They came exactly as described (strong, sturdy, 100% metal, black coated), except they sent me the wrong size (I ordered 12' brackets, I received 8' brackets). I was going to return them, but it was easier to just leave out the top plank. Overall, great purchase! I will be buying more as I build more garden beds!
The Raised Bed 23 inch Corners Require Re-engineering
1 out of 5 stars
Gardner Bob - 5 years ago
originally posted on http://www.gardeners.com/
Problems with length and placement of drilled holes: 1) 23 inch length assumes can use 2 pieces of dimensional cedar boards 2 inches thick and 12 inches wide (2 x12) which are in fact 1 1/2 inches by 11 1/2 inches. Most readily found, however, is 2 x 8 which in fact is 1 1/2 by 7 3/8, So using 3 2 x 8 boards leaves at least a inch gap. 2) The pre-drilled holes assume use of 2 2x12 boards so pre-drilled holes are not aligned for 3 2x8 boards. 3) The 6x1/4 inch screws should be stainless steel so they won't rust.