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RUSTIC ELEVATED GARDEN PLANTER
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS - For 2x6 and 2x8 styles
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Kit Contents
PARTS DIAGRAM
Tools Needed
6 – Legs
3 – Short boards (no cleat)
2 – Long boards (no cleat)
2 – Long boards with cleat
2 – Short end boards with cleat
1 – Short middle board with two cleats
3 – Notched floor boards
24 – Straight floor boards
48 – Screws
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• Power drill with #2 Phillips bit
(recommended) or a screwdriver
• Work gloves
• Landscape Liner
(included with some styles)
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RUSTIC ELEVATED GARDEN PLANTER – ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
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STEP 5 ASSEMBLE THE FLOOR
STEP 6 INSERT LANDSCAPE LINERS
• Drop in the floor boards with notches (G) into the
spaces that butt up against the legs as shown.
• Insert the straight floor boards (H) to complete
the floor.
• Insert landscape liner in bed before adding soil.
You will need approximately 9 cubic feet of soil
to fill the 2x6 planter and 12 cubic feet of soil to fill
the 2x8 planter.
x24
x3
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H
Note: If planting consumables,
an impermeable liner is required
(sold separately). Punch holes in
bottom for draining.
Note: Boards will have small gaps in
between them to allow for drainage.