Avoid stepping on the soil in your raised beds when weeding or harvesting - a maximum width of 1.5m metres is about right. The depth of a scaffold board is fine for growing veg, but more depth is needed for shrubs, perennials and bulbs. Beds don't have to be square or rectangular - they can be L-shaped or curved, too.. Raised Bed Garden Kit - Using our tanalised boards to make raised beds, all kits include corner bracket fixings and corner posts are available. Made of high quality British 70% Mix FSC rated timber, our Raised Bed kits are ECO pressure treated to ensure a longer life. We also stock a range of weed membrane products.

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Step 2: Prepare the wood and materials. Decide on the length, width and height of the bed. Length is determined by the space available, and the length of the scaffold boards. Our beds use full length boards. Width should never be more than an easy reach from either side of the bed, which for most people is around 90 - 100cm wide.. Step 3 - Lay Our Your Decking Boards and Screw Together. I laid the decking out along the floor and then laid the supporting timber over the top, where the decking planks would join together. I decided to secure the decking raised bed together from the back so that no screws would be showing on the finished side.