Assembly Instructions, Parts Diagram, Installation Guide, Soil Volume Chart, Contact Information
(16) 3’ 8” cedar post, 4” x 4” square
(48) 6” galvanized spikes
(8) 7’ 8”’ cedar post, 4” x 4” square
(8) 3’ 8” cedar post, 4” x 4” square
(56) 6” galvanized spikes
(20) 3’ 8” cedar post, 4” x 4” square
(60) 6” galvanized
spikes
(10) 7’ 8”’ cedar post, 4” x 4” square
(10) 3’ 8” cedar post, 4” x 4” square
(64) 5” galvanized spikes
Hammer
Carpenter’s Triangle or other device for measuring 90˚
angle
Staple gun with about fifty 3/8” or 1/2” staples.
Scissors or utility knife
Wood Clamps (optional)
Shims or scrap wood (optional)
4’ Level or smaller level with straight, 4’ piece of wood
(not required for assembly - for use when installing
the bed in your yard)
Shovel, bow rake (a heavy duty rake generally used for smoothing and levelling materials; not a leaf rake)
(not required for assembly - for use when installing the bed in your yard)
Landscape cloth
Soil (see chart on right)
Yard waste bags (for installation only)
These volumes will fill your bed to the top. If you plan on adding compost, manure, worm castings or some
other soil amendment, you may wish to use a little less soil to allow space for the amendments.
Please note that some soil settling is likely and is normal.
We recommend a triple mix blend with good structure. Soil blends with large volumes of tree bark and other
organic matter that is not broken down is not recommended as it can lack structure. Some is fine.
14 cubic ft
29 cubic ft
17 cubic ft
37 cubic ft
22 cubic ft
44 cubic ft
27 cubic foot = 1 cubic yard
