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If I purchased 2 of these, could I put them together 36x114x11?

9 years ago
Raised Bed Garden Kit 3'x6'x11", Premium Cedar · More Info

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  • 9 years ago
    Yes, but you'd need some sort of brackets to attach them together.
    Or can go to HD or Lowes and get lumber cut to size and do what I did for my raised beds. I've got 3 of 6'x8'x12". Working on them as we speak :)
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    9 years ago

    You can probably do it but you will have an extra corner on the longest length that may want to bow out with all the soil pressure. These are very good quality raised beds and they would probably be fine but I would recommend that you just put the 2 units side by side.

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