Lowe's has Sunnydaze Galvanized Steel Raised Garden Beds on sale below. Select Free Store Pickup where stock permits, otherwise Shipping is free on orders $45+.
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This galvanized corrugated steel raised garden bed will add height and health to plant and vegetable gardens. Raised garden beds provide plants with better soil and moisture drainage to produce a higher yield. The raised garden bed is made from 1 millimeter-thick galvanized steel to withstand most weather conditions and rust. This garden bed comes complete with everything necessary for assembly, including the steel panels and hardware. Sunnydaze Decor Sunnydaze Galvanized Steel Raised Bed - 47-Inch Rectangle - Woodgrain in Brown | HB-451
Product SKU:
5013030399_5013030399
UPC:
810047677451
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Lowe's has Sunnydaze Galvanized Steel Raised Garden Beds on sale below. Select Free Store Pickup where stock permits, otherwise Shipping is free on orders $45+.
Thanks community member MikkiRae for sharing this deal
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1mm thickness = 19 gauge
Trying to figure out if that's better or worse than what other kits offer. Just looking at plain panels on lowe's[lowes.com]it seems like this price is just as cheap as trying to DIY (those are $22 for 2'x8' panels and they are thinner).
edit: you can make a 4'x3'x1' tall box out of cedar for about $20 in cedar fence pickets. I used cedar 4x4s for the corners, so that was another $20 worth of wood (1/2 of a 4x4x8' for each box). in theory the galvanized is going to last longer but I don't have any reason to believe 'sunnydaze' is using the highest quality materials here.
edit: most of the corrugated steel roofing panels that I've found at the home improvement stores seem to be 28-30 gauge (Menard's is .010" to .0127" which is .254mm or 30 gauge). Lowe's economy panels from Union Corrugating says similar specs in the Q&A on the website (anything from 29 to 33 gauge).
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Trying to figure out if that's better or worse than what other kits offer. Just looking at plain panels on lowe's [lowes.com]it seems like this price is just as cheap as trying to DIY (those are $22 for 2'x8' panels and they are thinner).
edit: you can make a 4'x3'x1' tall box out of cedar for about $20 in cedar fence pickets. I used cedar 4x4s for the corners, so that was another $20 worth of wood (1/2 of a 4x4x8' for each box). in theory the galvanized is going to last longer but I don't have any reason to believe 'sunnydaze' is using the highest quality materials here.
edit: most of the corrugated steel roofing panels that I've found at the home improvement stores seem to be 28-30 gauge (Menard's is .010" to .0127" which is .254mm or 30 gauge). Lowe's economy panels from Union Corrugating says similar specs in the Q&A on the website (anything from 29 to 33 gauge).
A company called "ollegardens.com" says theirs are .6mm, and the Best Seller on Amazon [amazon.com] says theirs is .78mm.
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I think these are all made by the same manufacturer. Paint colors look great. Hope they don't chip later on.
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