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plastic planter boxes bunnings Green Fingers Garden Bed 9 In 1 Modular Planter Box 40CM height – Ausonne

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plastic planter boxes bunnings Green Fingers Garden Bed 9 In 1 Modular Planter Box 40CM height – AusonnePlan to grow your own greens? Carrots, radishes, lettuce, spinach, onions, tomatoes or strawberries, our Gavlanised Raised Garden Bed can help to grow them all easily. Made of quality SGCC steel with epoxy powder coating, our galvanised raised garden bed has a low reaction against chemicals used for planting and is totally rustproof. Its 0. 5mm thickness means extra stability and edges ensure that it is safe to use too. The garden bed is easy to put

Plan to grow your own greens? Carrots, radishes, lettuce, spinach, onions, tomatoes or strawberries, our Gavlanised Raised Garden Bed can help to grow them all easily. Made of quality SGCC steel with epoxy powder coating, our galvanised raised garden bed has a low reaction against chemicals used for planting and is totally rustproof. Its 0.5mm thickness means extra stability and edges ensure that it is safe to use too. The garden bed is easy to put together and durable in every weather condition. Set it up, add in the soil, then the seeds or saplings and you are good to have a great fruit and vegetable patch of your own. Better still, get a few sets and you'll be a happy home farmer with a rich harvest in no time. Get yours today.

Features
Quality galvanized steel
0.5mm thickness for extra stability
Versatile configurations of up to 9 different dimensions and sizes
Rubber safety edges
Easy to assemble
Perfect for flowers, vegetable and herbs

Specifications:
Brand: Greenfingers
Material: Galvanized SGCC Steel
Height: 40cm
Dimensions of 9 Models:
300cm x 60cm x 40cm
240cm x 120cm x 40cm
177cm x 177cm x 40cm
240cm x 60cm x 40cm
177cm x 120cm x 40cm
120cm x 120cm x 40cm
177cm x 60cm x 40cm
120cm x 60cm x 40cm
60cm x 60cm x 40cm
Colour: Aluminium Grey
Assembly Required: Yes
Number of packages: One

Package Content
Garden bed x 1

This product comes with 1 year warranty

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