Custom dimensions - galvanized steel raised bed CUBY

• Fill the soil all the way to the edge
• Ensure good drainage for watering
• Use natural fertilizer (e.g. raised bed soil or compost)

Raised beds are a popular way to grow plants, both in the garden and on the patio. The benefits of raised beds are many, as they allow you to grow plants in a space-saving way and can protect plants from pests and weeds. In addition, raised beds can make it easier to grow plants as you don't have to bend down and can add soil and fertilizer at a more ergonomic height.

If you want to plant in your raised beds, there are many different plants to choose from. It depends on your preferences, climate and sun conditions, but here are some examples of plants that thrive in raised beds:

Vegetables: Raised beds are perfect for growing vegetables as you can add the nutrient-rich soil they need. Some examples of vegetables that thrive in raised beds include tomatoes, lettuce, radishes, spinach, carrots and squash.

Herbs: Herbs are also a great option for raised beds as they are easy to grow and can add flavor and fragrance to your cooking. Some examples of herbs that thrive in raised beds are parsley, basil, thyme and rosemary.

Flowers: Raised beds can also be used to grow flowers. They can add a beautiful and colorful effect to your garden or patio. Some examples of flowers that thrive in raised beds are pansies, lobelia, petunias and daisies.

When planting in raised beds, it's important to consider which plants go well together and to make sure you add the right amount of water and fertilizer. It's also a good idea to plant different plants at different times so that you always have something to harvest or enjoy.

Galvanized steel is a popular choice for planters and raised beds.

Galvanized steel is a well-known treatment of steel, where a zinc treatment makes the metal extra hardy and maintenance-free. All byJEMA galva products are made from hot-dip galvanized sheet that is laser cut, bent and bolted together.

As the hot-dip galvanized surface is broken by laser cutting, some rusting may occur in joints. You could say that about 1/3 of the galvanization is "pulled" through the cut, leaving about 2/3 of the exposed steel. Over time, this cut will develop a form of corrosion and become darker in color than the other parts of the sheet. In the same way that the galvanized surface changes colour over time from a shiny surface to a more matte surface. All byJEMA products, planters and steel benches, are designed with these cuts in mind.

Planter boxes and raised beds from byJEMA are made from galvanized steel and are designed with an elegant and timeless style. They are robust and can withstand the harsh weather conditions often found in the Nordic climate. They are also easy to maintain as you only need to wipe them with a damp cloth to remove any dirt or algae, any scratches - or cuts for that matter - have the ability to repair themselves as the zinc continues to develop a protective layer.

If dirt, sand and debris have settled on the surface, it may be a good idea to clean the dirty plates, as there is a higher risk of white rust in dirty areas.

Galvanized steel is also a great choice for planters and raised beds because it's a very durable material. It is not only resistant to rust and corrosion, but also resists damage from high temperatures, UV radiation and other weather conditions.

Their design is functional and fits well in a variety of garden environments, from modern to rustic. The planter boxes and raised beds are also available in several sizes, so you can choose the size that best suits your garden space.

Another advantage of choosing galvanized steel planters and raised beds from byJEMA is that they are environmentally friendly. Galvanized steel is recyclable and can be used over and over again, making it a great choice for those looking to reduce their environmental impact.

All in all, galvanized steel planters and raised beds from byJEMA are an attractive choice for those who want a timeless, robust and durable solution for their gardens. Our unique design and material choices make for a beautiful and natural addition to the garden, and their durability ensures they will serve you for many years to come.

Does steel damage plants?

You can grow and plant all kinds of vegetables and plants in this planter. Galvanized steel is generally not harmful to plants as it is a corrosion-resistant material that does not release harmful chemicals or metals. Zinc, which is used in galvanization, can be harmful to plants in high concentrations, but in the small amounts present in galvanized steel, it is unlikely to have a harmful effect. If you are still in doubt, we recommend lining the box with a plastic sheet, polystyrene, insulation mat or similar. This will also insulate the soil from the sides of the box and extend its lifespan.

However, it's important to check the PH of the soil and add soil-improving materials if necessary, as galvanized steel can tend to lower the PH of the soil.

Download the assembly instructions here: Assembly Instructions.pdf