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Elevated Planter Box
Installation Guide
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You’re only a few steps away from your perfect vegetable
garden or elevated planter. We hope you enjoy!
Before You Start
Please read the instructions carefully to familiarize
yourself with every detail and step involved. Keep this
manual for future reference. Find a suitable space to
assemble your new Elevated Planter Box.
You need at least 18” x 20” (46 x 51cm) for the finished
product. A flat and firm area (like a garage floor or flat
yard space) is perfect! The only tool you may need is a
rubber mallet.
Important Notes
Small parts are included; we advise you to keep
them away from children and pets.
We also suggest having another person help you
assemble. Maximum Load Capacity: approximately
2.8 cu. ft. of soil
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Model# E281719 / E281719G
Dimensions 17" L x 19" W x 28" H
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Parts List
Elevated Planter Box - 17" L x 19" W x 28" H
Left Corner
Post
X 2
Top
Right Corner
Post
X 2
Top
Short
Board A
X 4
420mm
Short
Board B
X 4
420mm
Bottom
Board
X 2
460mm
Bottom
Bottom
Post Cap
X 4
+ 2pc
replacement
Garden Bed
Liner
X 1
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Assembly
Elevated Planter Box - 17" L x 19" W x 28" H
There are 2 different assembly methods providing 2 different planting depths: 10” (as shown in
Image 1) and 7.5” (as shown in Image 2).
* For deeper planting depth of 10”, please follow steps from page 4.
* For easier but shallower planting depth of 7.5”, please go to page 10.
IMAGE 1
Depth 1 - 10” from page 4
Short Board A
Short Board B
10”
(25cm)
Bottom Boards
IMAGE 2
Depth 2 - 7.5” from page 10
Short Board A
Short Board B
7.5”
(19cm)
Bottom Boards
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Assembly
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Start by making sure each corner post is oriented correctly, as shown in Image 3. Slide one short board B
into the corner brackets from above.
Note: The short boards need to be placed in the inward “U” shape of the brackets, as shown in Image 4.
IMAGE 3 IMAGE 4
Top
Short
Board B
Right
Corner
Post
Left
Corner
Post
Bottom
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Assembly
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Slide another short board B into the other two corner brackets from above, as shown in Image 5.
IMAGE 5
Right Corner
Post
Left Corner
Left Corner
Post
Right Corner
Post
Short
Board B
Short
Board B
Post
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Assembly
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With the help of another person holding the 2 assembled parts, slide another two short boards B into the
brackets from above. Make sure that one short board B goes straight to the bottom, while the other one
stays in the middle of the way (don’t push to the bottom), with the top edge between the 2nd and 3rd holes
of the post.
IMAGE 6
Short
Board B
Short
Board B
to the
bottom
in the
middle of
the way
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Assembly
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Put the bottom boards on lower slots of short boards B. Make sure the 2 ends of these bottom boards go
into the lower slots and rest in them with enough contact as shown in Image 7. Adjust the height of the
higher short board B slightly to hold these bottom boards if necessary.
IMAGE 7
lower slot
Bottom
Board x 2
Short
Board B
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Assembly
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Push down the higher short board B to the bottom, as shown in Image 8.
IMAGE 8
Short
Board B
Short
Board B
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Assembly
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Slide the remaining boards into place, as shown in Image 9. Now you get an elevated planter box with 10”
planting depth. Then, go to page 15, and follow the steps afterwards.
IMAGE 9
Short
Board A
x 4
Short
Board B
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Assembly
Elevated Planter Box - 17" L x 19" W x 28" H
Start by making sure each corner post is oriented correctly, as shown in Image 3a. Slide one short board B
into the corner brackets from above.
Note: The short boards need to be placed in the inward “U” shape of the brackets, as shown in Image 4a.
IMAGE 3a IMAGE 4a
Top
Short
Board B
Right
Corner
Post
Left
Corner
Post
Bottom
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Assembly
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Slide another short board B into the other two corner brackets from above, as shown in Image 5a.
IMAGE 5a
Right Corner
Post
Left Corner
Left Corner
Post
Right Corner
Post
Short
Board B
Short
Board B
Post
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Assembly
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With the help of another person holding the 2 assembled parts, slide the other two short boards B into the
brackets from above, as shown in Image 6a.
IMAGE 6a
Short
Board B
Short
Board B
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Assembly
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Put the bottom boards on the long support boards, as shown in Image 7a.
IMAGE 7a
Bottom
Board
x 2
Short
Board B
Short
Board B
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Assembly
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Slide the remaining boards into place, as shown in Image 8a. Now you get an elevated planter box with
7.5” planting depth.
IMAGE 8a
Short
Board A
x 4
Short
Board B
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Assembly
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If necessary, use your rubber mallet to ensure the boards are tightly in place. Cover the brackets with the 4
end caps, as shown in Image 10.
IMAGE 10
Rubber
Mallet
Post Cap
X 1
Post Cap
X 1
Post Cap
X 1
Post Cap
X 1
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Assembly
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For additional stability, we highly suggest using the included 8 self-tapping screws with washers (Image 11).
Fasten 2 screws into each side of the inward facing corner posts using a #2 Phillips screwdriver (not included), as shown in Image 12.
Screws also can be fastened from outside, as shown in Image 13.
Do not fasten the screws into the same height holes facing to each other on the same post.
IMAGE 11
IMAGE 12
x 8
IMAGE 13
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Assembly
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Unfold the liner and cover the bottom of the garden bed, as shown in Image 14 and Image 15.
IMAGE 14
Garden Bed
Liner
IMAGE 15
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Note
Elevated Planter Box - 17" L x 19" W x 28" H
Sometimes there might be a misalignment of the Corner Posts as shown in Image 16 and Image 17, which
may result in difficulty of sliding boards into the brackets. Please adjust them to the right position so that they
are parallel to each other, and perpendicular to the ground.
IMAGE 16
Assembling Problem 1
X
X
IMAGE 17
Assembling Problem 2
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