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The Anchors Joints are a simple way to anchor the raised garden beds down and garden borders in even
the harshest climate. Drive the barbed stake into the ground and it stays put! Each pack contains 2 anchor stakes, 4 brackets,
2 caps and hardware.
The Stacking Joints are designed to quickly add more height to any project.
Simply slide the Stacking Joint into the joint below for a rigid support, then add the 2" x 6" lumber planking
to the brackets for a second or more level.
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Accent your landscaping with the power of the sun. No ugly electrical cords or inconvenient outlets required. Conserve energy
while bringing the light to the night. Lighting stakes fit perfectly into our anchor and stacking joints
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If you like to get out of
the 'box' now and then, you can create your own unique raised bed any shape or size by using the corner Anchor and
Stacking joints with 2”x 6” lumber, from your local lumber yard. If you stack three pieces of lumber high you
have a deeper bed, about 17” high, allowing you to bend over less. This is the maximum recommended height.
One of Frame It All’s great design features
– the flanges pivot on a hinge, allowing you to make a bed octagonal, star or angled to any desired shape. I used standard
lumber (2" x 6"), However, Frame it All does have composite timbers if you prefer. *To use up
some left over lumber from a project, I used 2, 2” x 4”’s in the same joint, it worked. It was not beautiful,
but it worked.
Anchor joints (base): have an 10 1/4 inch in the ground depth, saw-toothed stake that can be hammered into the ground that will hold the raised bed in place. They rotate 360 degrees, and firmly
hold the 2” x 6” lumber in place. $12.99 pack
at the Garden Center
Stacking
joints (add height): slide into the Anchor Joints to provide additional height, also rotating 360
degrees, holding the 2” x 6” lumber in place. $11.99 pack at the Garden Center
Caps: cover the tops of the top Stacking Joints, keeping
debris, and other grit from getting into the joints.
Screws:
each Joint
comes with 4 black zinc-plated steel screws to firmly hold the lumber in place. Here is where my power
drill becomes my best friend by making it easier to attach the screws through the joints into the lumber.
Adaptability: If you decide, down the road,
you want this raised bed in a different location? Let’s say, your garden is
not getting enough sun because the nearby tree blocked the sun, or it is in the line of fire of visiting
deer. All you have to do is unscrew the corners from the lumber, lift the lumber, the Stacking and Anchor joints. Reassemble the raised bed where you want it, and fill with new soil or use the soil
you had in the old location. It doesn’t get any easier and adaptable then this.
I love it.
When you come by the garden center you will
see the crooked garden beds around the kids crooked houses. A match made in heaven.
Made from durable ABS plastic: Each pack contains 2 anchor stakes, 4 brackets, 2 caps and hardware.
Raised
Garden Bed Advantages You don't have to bend over as muxh to tend the raised beds You can sit down at your raised garden bed and work in a
comfortable position In the Spring the soil warms up quicker so you can plant earlier Added organic amendments
draw the worms to your raised bed which help to aerate the soil Root crops will appreciate the loose,
rich soil. Soil in the bed
is not compacted, making the soil very easy to work Weeding is an easier since the soil is
loose enough to pull the weeds right out Healthier plants
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