Best Raised Garden Bed Brackets

Raised Garden Bed Corner Brackets, 4 pack, Black Color, 12 Inch Height x 6.5 Inch Width x 6.5 Inch Diameter.

This economical set of four 9” garden corner brackets will make your flower or vegetable garden sturdy, neat, & tidy. They are designed to fit a garden Made of four 2 x 10” boards or four 2 x 12” boards. This is more than tall enough to give your plants plenty of room to thrive! Our brackets are also extremely durable & will last through many seasons. Rust resistant screws included, 10per bracket. Building a raised garden/flowerbed list of items needed: 4 – raised garden brackets (wood screws are included) 4 – 2×10’s or 2×12’s (purchase & cut to length at your local lumber store)

This economical set of four 17 1/4” garden corner brackets will make your flower or vegetable garden sturdy, neat, & tidy. They are designed to fit a garden Made of four 2 x 20” boards or four 2 x 24” boards. This is more than tall enough to give your plants plenty of room to thrive! Our brackets are also extremely durable & will last through many seasons. Rust resistant screws included, 14per bracket. Building a raised garden/flowerbed list of items needed: 4 – raised garden brackets (wood screws are included) 4 – 2×20’s or 2×24’s (purchase & cut to length at your local lumber store)

When designing your raised garden bed use anchor brackets for your base layer when creating a long garden (more than two boards long on any side) or live in a climate where frost pushout is a concern. The saw-toothed barbs along the stake secure your raised garden or garden edging to the ground and are strong enough to resist frost-heave. Anchor brackets are especially useful for landscape borders which are generally long runs of boards that don’t connect into a loop or square. The barbed stake will stabilize your edging against frost pushout or from being loosened by mowers or any human disturbance.

You can only use anchor brackets on the base layer of your garden. If your design calls for additional layers you will use 2” Stacking Brackets to connect your additional layers. 2” 4-Way Bracing Brackets also available for more complex connections.

Our Raised Garden Bed Anchor Brackets pivot 270 degrees, allowing endless design options. Create unique designs like diamonds, zig zags, or traditional right-angle designs.

You can also install your raised garden bed on hard surfaces like patios, rooftops and decks. For hard surface installs, simply use a hacksaw to remove the barbed stake section below the bracket.

Each 2-pack represents two complete corners or connections. For a 4’ x 4’ raised garden bed you will need two 2-packs.

This new decorative garden corner brackets are now available in a set of four, with three different sizes. Our 9” bracket is suited for a 10”or 12” wide boards. Our 17.25” bracket is suited for two 10” or two 12” wide boards. Our 22” bracket is suited for two 12” wide boards. This is more than adequate to give your plants plenty of room to thrive! Our brackets are also extremely durable and will last through many seasons. Rust resistant black wood screws are included in every set. Each kit comes with four garden corner brackets that will make your flower or vegetable garden sturdy, neat, and attractive. Building a RMP Raised Garden/Flowerbed list of items needed: 4- RMP Raised Garden brackets (wood screws are included) four 2”x 10” or 2”x 12” purchased and cut to length at your local lumber store. Level the site: 1. Pick a spot 2. Level the area as best you can. Build the bottom row: 3. Find the middle of your RMP Raised Garden bracket and make a pencil mark on the outside edge: 4. Place your bracket over the end of your 2×10 or 2×12 and slide the bracket to your pencil mark: 5.Using the wood screws provided attach the bracket to your first board. If all four sides of your garden are not the same length, attach all four brackets to ends of your two longest boards first: 6. With all four brackets attached to the two longest boards, you can begin to attach the two shorter sides of your bottom row: 7. After you have the bottom row of your raised bed completed, move it into place and to make sure it is level. Build the second row: 8. Repeat the process for the second row optional: 9. Add some galvanized chicken wire to the bottom of you garden to prevent moles from burrowing: 10. Add a weed barrier to the bottom of your garden: 11. Add a heavy mil plastic to the inside of your garden walls to prevent any chemicals that may be in treated lumber from leaching into your garden.