A kit in 60 mm larch
What you can build
One kit builds a raised bed, a low wall and a bench — all from the same 60 mm larch panels with snap-in connectors. This overview helps you pick a solution for each spot in your garden. Ready-made sets are in the shop; your own design you draw in the Studio.
Growing
Three raised bed shapes. They differ mainly in where you reach the plants from and how much room they take.
Rectangular raised bed
When it fits
A first bed, or several beds in rows — the easiest to plan and to add to later.
What to consider when placing it
Leave a path around the bed wide enough for a wheelbarrow or a mower.
L-shaped raised bed
When it fits
A corner of the garden or patio that would otherwise stay unused.
What to consider when placing it
In a corner by a fence you only reach from the inner side — so do not make the arms too wide.
U-shaped raised bed
When it fits
Lots of growing space in one place, reached from the inside.
What to consider when placing it
Leave enough room between the arms to turn around or kneel comfortably.
Dividing space
A straight low wall from the same panels — a bed edging, a path border or a line between parts of the garden.
Modular garden wall
When it fits
Edging for a bed or lawn that keeps the soil in place.
What to consider when placing it
The ground under the wall should be level and firm so the panels sit in one line.
Seating
A bench from the same system — on its own, on the patio or right next to a bed.
Custom garden bench
When it fits
A seat right next to a bed when you want somewhere to rest among the plants.
What to consider when placing it
Stand it on level, firm ground — paving, gravel or compacted soil.
I, L and U raised beds compared
Material and assembly are the same. The difference is where you reach the plants from and where the shape fits.
| Shape | Reaching the plants | Where it fits |
|---|---|---|
| Rectangular raised bed | From both long sides. Against a wall or fence only from one, so build it narrower there. | Free-standing on the lawn, along a fence, or several beds in rows. |
| L-shaped raised bed | From the outside of both arms and from the inner corner. | A garden corner, the edge of a patio or a path. |
| U-shaped raised bed | From inside, on three sides — you stand between the arms. | Against a wall or fence, when you want a lot of growing space in one place. |