Deck Planter Box 120cm Handmade Wooden Planter Boxes Pressure Treated Wooden Planters A Wooden Garden Planters With A Natural Finish

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I laid the first course of boards edge down on a flat surface and carefully placed the second course on top. Putting the planter together like this made it easier to visualise where all the screws would need to go. Step 5: Pre-drill the screw holes

We also make a ngled versions of these, perfect for either side of patio door openings or 90 degree corner areas. We can provide a quote if you would like these in longer lengths than we have availiable on the store .Once you have all your supplies and tools ready, it is time to begin building. Here’s how to do it: Step 1: Take measurements It made sense to me to get the base in while the access was good. Once the top layer was in place, getting at the screws was a lot more difficult! Once that is done, use the sander and sandpaper to smooth over any rough edges and prepare the wood for the finish. Make sure to remove all the wood dust after sanding. Remembering to stagger the boards on the first course, I repeated this step for the other four corners. It got easier to keep things square, but as the box shape came together there was less room to get the drill driver in there. Smaller plants, such as heavenly bamboo grow to 7 feet and may be a better choice for patio container gardens. Another container garden alternative would be the smaller bamboo variety Pleioblastus chino 'Variegatus,' which grows about 4 feet tall. Use a container at least 18 inches wide and deep, and water frequently. Bamboo likes some shade in the hottest part of the day.

I then squeezed more glue along two sides of the batten and pushed it snugly into the corner. The square batten helped to keep things at a proper right angle, and the clamp across the short end made sure it was secure.Other popular options include pressure-treated wood, which is affordable and strong, but does require some maintenance. If you’re going for simple yet attractive, then we’ve got the right planter box plan for you. Keep reading to find out what you need to build it. Tools and supplies All planters are also designed to be used together to form unique displays for your flowers and plants the combinations are limitless! A Garden Designer or Architects dream! You can really get creative! ​