Bamboo Planters&Raised Bed
Bamboo flower pots (planter box) are made of original bamboo poles. Chinese traditional pegged and rabbeted joint connection with bamboo dowels, which are also glued and hammered into the joint slots. These joints are as strong as wooden mortise and tenon joinery, for longer lasting usage Glued bamboo dowels are used in every joint for holding strength,plus the bamboo frame is reinforced with copper wire or nylon coated wire to keep the bamboo from splitting making this type of planter sturdy and strong. Finished with natural lacquer for protection from weathered and erosion.
 
BF-01 Woven Slats Side
BF-02 Pegged side
Size
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Hexogen |
Cuboid |
Cube |
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16"D x 18"H |
26"L x 12"W x 12"H |
14"D x 14"H |
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14"D x 16"H |
22"L x 10"W x 10"H |
16"D x 16"H |
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10"D x 12"H |
18"L x 5"W x 5"H |
18"D x 18"H |
Bamboo Raised Bed
Bamboo raised bed is simple,natural and efficient look. Horizontally lined with Moso bamboo poles, it's specially processed for outdoor use. They are perfectly good for vegetable gardening or any kind of gardening you desire. Each section come in 4 panels, easy set up with bolts and nuts. Standard section size is 4'x 6', can be extended to increment of 6' length. The height is 18". Posts of constructed with 4" bamboo posts and 2" whole bamboo inserted into the posts form the wall panels. Extra bamboo towels thread through the bamboo wall to provide extra support.
Our bamboo planters box come in different sizes . after you have setup the planter or raised bed, then you would need to get these material ready for liner installation if you don't like to put plastic or pottery flower pot into it.
Tools : A pair of scissors, staple, staple gun, measure tape.
You would need enough material of 6-mil plastic , Calculating by adding the areas of 4 sides walls and the bottom of the planter or raised bed. You can attach the plastic by stapling it to the very tops of the side walls (just under the top trim). The easiest way to complete this task is to carefully center the plastic over the top of the box. Then tack one edge of the plastic all along one side with staples. Push the plastic down into the box, laying enough plastic to cover the side, bottom and opposite side. Then, staple the plastic into place.
Make sure you cut at least 6 drainage holes at the bottom of the plastic sheet, so the water can drain through the drainage holes of the planters. |
