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raised garden planter plastic

raised garden planter plastic Recycled Plastic Raised Garden Bed

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raised garden planter plastic Recycled Plastic Raised Garden BedThese raised garden beds are extremely durable and long lasting, made from 100% HDPE recycled plastic. Backed by a 50 year limited warranty, they will not split, rot or crack even under extreme temperatures. Read more These durable raised beds are made in the USA from 100% recycled high density polyethylene (HDPE) plastic, the same material used to make public picnic tables and other high quality garden furniture. HDPE plastic withstands temperature

These raised garden beds are extremely durable and long lasting, made from 100% HDPE recycled plastic. Backed by a 50-year limited warranty, they will not split, rot or crack even under extreme temperatures.

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These durable raised beds are made in the USA from 100% recycled high-density polyethylene (HDPE) plastic, the same material used to make public picnic tables and other high-quality garden furniture. HDPE plastic withstands temperature extremes and will not leech any chemicals into your garden soil.

These beds are easy to assemble, and require no maintenance! You will never need to sand, stain, paint, or waterproof the plastic boards. The color is solid throughout the boards, so any surface scratches will be barely visible. The non-toxic color additives contain a UV protection package, which minimizes fading over time

Features & Benefits:

  • Long lasting and maintenance free raised garden beds
  • Plastic lumber is impervious to insects, mold, and mildew
  • Recycled 100% HDPE synthetic boards, 1.5" thick
  • Recycled 100% HDPE support cleats and corner posts
  • Two aluminum cross-braces to prevent bowing (6' and 8' beds)
  • All stainless steel hardware
  • Boards have a wood grain finish available in 6 colors
  • Includes landscape cloth to reduce weeds or to install on patios
  • Made in the USA
  • 50 year Manufacturer's Warranty

*Please keep reading for important delivery information below. 

What is HDPE?

High-density polyethylene (HDPE) is one of the most commonly used plastics in the US, and is typically found in milk jugs, and some types of plastic bottles. It has several properties that make it ideal for outdoor garden products. It is stronger than standard polyethylene, and is resistant to moisture, insects, rot, and chemicals. It is easily recyclable, and creates no harmful emissions during its production or use by the consumer. In addition, it is non-toxic and does not leak toxic chemicals into the soil or water.

The recycled plastic used in these beds is mixed with minerals that add strength, increase durability, and decrease expansion and contraction. These recycled plastic garden beds are guaranteed to last, without cracking, rotting, peeling, or splintering. The plastic lumber is impervious to insects, mold, and mildew, and it is completely waterproof. Each bed is backed by a 50-year limited warranty. The beds can even be pressure-washed if you want to keep them looking like new over the years.

Sizes & Weights:

  • 3' x 6' x 11" weighs about 115lbs
  • 3' x 6' x 16" weighs about 135lbs
  • 3' x 8' x 11" weighs about 120lbs
  • 3' x 8' x 16" weighs about 140lbs
  • 4' x 6' x 11" weighs about 120lbs
  • 4' x 6' x 16" weighs about 140lbs
  • 4' x 8' x 11" weighs about 145lbs
  • 4' x 8' x 16" weighs about 210lbs

These beds are made of solid HDPE plastic, and are very heavy. It will require at least two people to lift and assemble the pieces. They are shipped on a pallet, but you will be able to move each side one at a time to the installation site. To make assembly easier, we recommend using a power drill.

Shipping & Delivery:

Please Note: This product ships on a pallet via standard motor freight with lift gate service. The freight carrier will call in advance to schedule delivery.

You are responsible for unloading your shipment at curbside. If you are unable to unload your order special arrangements will need to be made with your Eartheasy representative ahead of time. Additional costs may apply. If you have any questions, please call 1-888-451-6752 or email [email protected].

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