FRAME IT ALL 300001068 User manual

300001068
300001099
300001430/300001431
RAISED GARDEN BED
8’ x 8’
Tools needed: Hammer (to tap stake in place), Hackshaw (optional)
KIT CONTAINS:
Composite
Timbers x 16
Stacking
Brackets x 32
Plugs x 64
Caps x 8
Staking x 12
Layout your timbers along
the borderline and connect
each timber together by
inserting the top of the stake
through the bracket loops
with the stake pointing to
the sky. This enables you to
freely position your border to
get your desired location.
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Note:
If you plan to assemble raised bed on a hard surface, use hacksaw
to remove the spike of each stake. Use these cut down stakes for
the base level only of your raised garden.
Trim stake spike with
hacksawfor use indoor
or on hard surfaces
Anchor x 4

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ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
STEP 1:
Assemble 16 x Doubled-Bracket Timbers (A).
Attach one single stacking bracket to each end of timbers (one facing up, one facing
down – refer to image below)
X 16
STEP 2: Layout the base level of your
raised garden in a straight rectangular
shape, using 8 (A) timbers. Insert staking
stake through the hole of the bracket on
all four 90-degree corners and anchor in
the middle to lock all sides in place.
STEP 3: For the 2nd level, use 8 (A) timbers
and the stacking stakes. Insert one stake
through the brackets into the hole on top
of the stake beneath it to lock the second
level in place.
STEP 4: Add the caps to each of the top
corner joints and plugs to cover the
holes on both side of timbers.
HAPPY GARDENING!
Use plugs (included)
to cover the holes on
both side of timbers
Use plugs to cover
the holes – two
plugs are required
per bracket (1 on
each side)
Use a Finishing
Cap to complete
the top level.
Use an Anchor
or Stacking Joint
for ground level
frames or borders.
Use only Stacking
Joints when
creating additional
levels.
When creating a
multi-level frame
use a Stacking
Joint.
Stacking Joints fitinto
the tops of Anchor
Joints and other
Stacking
Joints
How the Joints Work
X 8
X 4
X 4
Anchor Joint
Stacking
Joint