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Oldcastle Planter Wall Concrete Block (8" L x 6" H x 8" D) Expired
$2.50
$3.38
+ Free Store Pickup
Lowe's has Oldcastle Planter Wall Concrete Block (8" L x 6" H x 8" D) on sale for $2.50. Select free store pickup where available.
Thanks to community member kivfer for sharing this deal.
Note: Availability for store pickup may vary by location.
Product Features:
Thanks to community member kivfer for sharing this deal.
Note: Availability for store pickup may vary by location.
Product Features:
- This functional wall block allows you to easily create a raised garden bed, border or even outdoor furniture.
- Simply slide in 2 x 6 wooden boards into the side slats to create a wall or border - the boards can be cut to create different configurations
- Can be stacked up to 2 feet high
- Easy assembly - rod bars may be used to fix blocks in the ground and deck screws can be used to attach a wood capping
- Completely garden safe
- Color, dimension, weight and texture may slightly vary due to natural materials used during manufacturing
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- Price is $0.88 lower (26% savings) than the list price.
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- Rated 4.7 out of 5 stars based on 164 Lowe's customer reviews.
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Edited April 13, 2022
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https://www.lowes.com/pd/Oldcastl...1001
Reinvent your garden with the Oldcastle planter wall block. This functional wall block allows you to easily create a raised garden bed, border or even outdoor furniture. Simply stack and link the blocks with 2 x 6 wooden boards. In just 30 minutes you can have your garden built - just add soil or mulch and you are ready to start planting.
Simply slide in 2 x 6 wooden boards into the side slats to create a wall or border - the boards can be cut to create different configurations
Can be stacked up to 2 feet high
Easy assembly - rod bars may be used to fix blocks in the ground and deck screws can be used to attach a wood capping
Completely garden safe
Color, dimension, weight and texture may slightly vary due to natural materials used during manufacturing
Reinvent your garden with the Oldcastle planter wall block. This functional wall block allows you to easily create a raised garden bed, border or even outdoor furniture. Simply stack and link the blocks with 2 x 6 wooden boards. In just 30 minutes you can have your garden built - just add soil or mulch and you are ready to start planting.
Simply slide in 2 x 6 wooden boards into the side slats to create a wall or border - the boards can be cut to create different configurations
Can be stacked up to 2 feet high
Easy assembly - rod bars may be used to fix blocks in the ground and deck screws can be used to attach a wood capping
Completely garden safe
Color, dimension, weight and texture may slightly vary due to natural materials used during manufacturing
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Even back when wood was pressure treated with arsenic, it wasn't dangerous unless you were going to be eating the wood.
The concentration is not that great, fruit/vegetable plants do no store arsenic in the edible products, leafy vegetables do no store arsenic in their leaves at levels to be concerning, and root vegetables store it in the skin which is peeled off or not eaten anyway.
None of this matters with modern pressure treated wood that does no use arsenic.
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One question, the hole in the middle is closed off on the bottom. Online instructions say you are supposed to put a stake thru it into the ground to stabilize, am I supposed to just break thru the closed off bottom or what?
One question, the hole in the middle is closed off on the bottom. Online instructions say you are supposed to put a stake thru it into the ground to stabilize, am I supposed to just break thru the closed off bottom or what?
It's very thin, you should be able to push through it with a metal object. I've used these several times and a piece of Rebar through that hole and driven into the ground holds them in place pretty well
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Is the concern longevity? I haven't looked into how long it takes to rust away rebar, but I think it will outlast the wood
Depends on the wood, but pressure-treated pine rated for ground contact should last around 40 years. I just keep seeing garden projects that call for rebar, and it seems risky. But perhaps it's not as big a deal for something as typically short-lived as raised beds, as opposed to my most recent example: a gravel foundation for a shed.