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FoRCE-FoR-GoOD
0968G Rev 04/2021
#8596999
Raised
Bed
Crop Cage
In-Line Connector
Corners
Boards
Figure 1
Parts List
Crop Cage:
Tools
Needed
Raised Bed:
(12) LONG TUBE 1
Screw gun with Phillips screwdriver tip
(7) 8"H or (14) 4"H BOARDS
(11) SHORT TUBE 2
Rubber mallet or hammer
(4) ALUMINUM CORNERS
(11) SHORT TUBE 3, with spring
(2) IN-LINE CONNECTORS
(4) 3-WAY T-CONNECTOR A
(6) CORNER INSERTS
(4)
3-WAY CORNER D
PHILLIPS SCREWS
(4)
4-WAY CORNER CONNECTOR E
(1) NET COVER
(18)
EARTH STAPLES
Raised Bed Assembly
1.
Choose a level area for your raised bed. If you are installing it on
a lawn, we recommend removing the sod and loosening the soil
with a shovel or spade to a depth of 6".
2.
Place the BOARDS on their sides to form a rectangular bed as
shown in Figure 1. Seat the ends of the BOARDS into the four
ALUMINUM CORNERS and assemble the long sides of the bed by
inserting the BOARDS into the IN-LINE CONNECTORS (Figure 2).
Make sure the BOARDS are fully seated and level with the bottom
of the CORNERS and CONNECTORS.
3.
Use your screw gun to insert SCREWS into the holes in the
CORNERS and CONNECTORS. Make adjustments as you work
your way around the bed to be sure the BOARDS are fully seated
and level with the CORNERS.
4.
Install the CORNER INSERTS into the tops of the ALUMINUM
CORNERS and IN-LINE CONNECTORS (Figure 3).
NOTE:
Gently tap
them into place with rubber mallet if necessary.
5.
Fill the raised bed with a mixture of garden soil and plenty of
organic matter, such as compost. It holds 460 quarts (18 cubic
feet) of soil.
Figure 2
Figure 3
Corner
Insert
Corner
Net
Cover
tie
Pest Free Garden
Illustrations show assembly with 8" H boards
