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product_id: 727700317
title: "Best Choice Products 72x23x30in Raised Garden Bed, Elevated Wood Planter Box Stand for Backyard, Patio, Balcony w/Divider Panel, 6 Legs, 300lb Capacity - Natural"
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# 6 drain holes for optimal drainage 72x23x30in ergonomic size Durable Chinese fir wood Best Choice Products 72x23x30in Raised Garden Bed, Elevated Wood Planter Box Stand for Backyard, Patio, Balcony w/Divider Panel, 6 Legs, 300lb Capacity - Natural

**Brand:** best choice products
**Price:** 194169 kr
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🌿 Elevate your garden game—grow smarter, not harder!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Best Choice Products 72x23x30in Raised Garden Bed, Elevated Wood Planter Box Stand for Backyard, Patio, Balcony w/Divider Panel, 6 Legs, 300lb Capacity - Natural by best choice products
- **How much does it cost?** 194169 kr with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- best choice products enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted best choice products brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Elevated Pest Barrier:** Keep critters out and your hard work safe—raised design protects your garden from pets and rodents.
- • **Smart Drainage System:** Six strategically placed drain holes prevent root rot and mineral buildup—healthy roots, happy plants.
- • **Ergonomic 30-inch Height:** No more back pain—garden comfortably standing up or sitting, perfect for busy pros.
- • **Built to Last with Premium Wood:** Weather-resistant Chinese fir ensures your planter resists warping & sagging season after season.
- • **Spacious 8.4 cu ft Planting Haven:** Generous room to cultivate flowers, veggies & succulents—grow your green empire.

## Overview

This Best Choice Products raised garden bed offers a spacious 72x23x30 inch elevated planter made from durable Chinese fir wood. Featuring 8.4 cubic feet of planting space, six drain holes for optimal water management, and a 300lb weight capacity, it’s designed for ergonomic gardening without back strain. Its elevated design protects plants from pests, making it ideal for balconies, patios, and backyards. Assembly required with included instructions.

## Description

Specifications: Overall Dimensions: 72"L x 23"W x 30"H Planter bed: 72(L) x 21.5"(W) x 8.7"(H) Weight Capacity: 300 lbs Weight: 37.5 lbs Material: Chinese fir wood Assembly required (instructions included) Residential use only BCP SKU: SKY6152

Review: I always find a way to do building projects with my husband now. So, these were a perfect project to do together. For the time to put these together. It took us about an hour to put both together. Once you do one. The other one is quicker to put together because you already know how to do it after putting one together. I will say it may of took longer if it was just one person putting them together. About the directions. Building them for us was easy. Directions seemed clear to understand. Everything that we needed to build the raised beds were included. I saw some people saying that they had missing items. We actually noticed they gave us a few extra screws after counting everything the directions said we were supposed to have. About overall build. As I saw others saying. When sliding the bottom boards in. We did notice some gabbing in between where you put the dividers. Which could be an issue for some. This was not really a problem for us because as you can see. We lined the beds with fabric liner. We also think there is a gab because where you are dividing each section. You can keep plants separated that you technically should not plant together. It all depends on how you are planning to use these raised beds. I made sure to companion plant in both beds. To maximize the space. No matter the sides. Everything in each raised bed can thrive together. Also, in case anyone is wondering. We also sealed our raised beds to protect the wood when it rains, when it’s really hot and when it’s really cold. So, that is why our beds have a darker look to them. Would I recommend. Yes, absolutely. I’m not a first time gardener, but this is my first time having raised beds. I chose these because they were elevated. So, it doesn’t put too much stain on my back when gardening. I get that enough with my containers lol. The only negative thing I’ve heard could happen with these beds. Is that the bottoms could cave. I’m praying that doesn’t happen. I’m choosing to take that risk. Overall I love these raised beds, and I’m sure this is just first of many that I will purchase during my garden journey. Happy Gardening.
Review: Taking a chance, I bought four of these long planters. At their current price, that's a lot of money. Overall, 4 stars. Why not 5? Read on. They were delivered a day early, to my surprise. The instructions were clear and easy to understand. Now if you have a workshop and a waist high workbench complete with a couple of clamps and leveling wedges, then this can be a one person job. If all you have is an electric screwdriver and a flathead manual screwdriver, then you WILL need a second person to keep things lined up. You 'may' need a hammer. More on that in a bit. I included a photo of a badly machined lug-nut for one of the screw types. I hate this screw type. Lining up the lug in the hole is hard because of wood dust and/or wood slivers on the bottom hole that can't be seen and you have to clean it out before the thing will line up. They would have been much better off using a wood-tapping large screw to attach the divider instead of this set up. A lot less hassle. Why is it a hassle? Because the wood slats has to line up perfectly three layers deep or you can't get it threaded. Period. Yuck. Got it done, but what a time consuming monster that was. The instructions say 45 minutes to complete. More like 3 hours due to this slightly bad design. Two of the bottom panels were slightly warped. Had to use a little force to get it to fit on the end piece and use a hammer to gently tap it into place. The other panels were straight as an arrow and didn't need 'help' getting to slide down the grooves. Now for the good stuff! I used Thompson Water-Seal that dries clear to water proof the wood after construction was done. That alone will add many more years to its usability, and since I got the longest planter the company makes, at $179 per planter, you want your investment to last as long as possible. The bottom slats are supposed to have gaps in them! Why? Use a garden liner, but in a pinch, normal newspaper works too. Better drainage, much less chance of root rot or other pesky diseases. These tables are sturdy! They're not going to tip over easy, and make sure you have them organized as you desire before filling them with dirt, because once you get to that stage, they're heavy as all get-out, which is expected. Later this year when I save a little more cash, I'll probably buy two more as I wanted six tables total for what I'm going to grow. After assembling 4 tables, I pretty much feel like an expert now, lol, but more realistically, the construction is simple in the process, it's just the dang lining up the slats for the lug nut thing that really messes it up. It's not a deal breaker, just a pain in the butt.

## Features

- LARGE PLANNING SPACE: 8.4 cubic feet of space helps you choose flowers, succulents, vegetables and more
- PROPER DRAINING: 6 drain holes allow roots to vent excess water to escape for long term growth and prevents root and mineral buildup
- ALL WOOD CONSTRUCTION: Naturally durable Chinese fir wood is durable and weather resistant to warping and sagging over time
- ERGONOMIC HEIGHT: 30 inches tall, no need to bend or kneel and protect your back and knees in your balcony, deck, patio garden
- PROTECT YOUR PLANT: The high bed bed prevents pets, rodents, and other animals from entering the garden space and ruining the hard work. Overall dimensions: 72"L x 23"W x 30"H Weight Capacity: 300 lbs

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B08ZG77N2M |
| Amazon Bestseller | #1,113,168 in DIY, Tools & Garden ( See Top 100 in DIY, Tools & Garden ) #7,765 in Plant Stands |
| Batteries Included | No |
| Batteries Required | No |
| Brand Name | Best Choice Products |
| Capacity | 8.4 Cubic Feet |
| Color | natural |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (1,569) |
| Date First Available | July 10, 2023 |
| Item Weight | 17.01 kg |
| Manufacturer | Best Choice Products |
| Material | Wood |
| Model Number | SKY6152 |
| Package Dimensions | 111.5 x 32.5 x 23.1 cm |
| Package Weight | 19.19 kg |
| Size | 72x24x30in |
| Special Features | Tall size |

## Product Details

- **Color:** natural
- **Material:** Wood
- **Planter Form:** Raised Bed
- **Special Feature:** Tall size
- **Style:** Simple

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Should it be oiled or weather treated?**
A: I would DEFINITELY seal (weather treat) this bed BEFORE using it. Even untreated decent wood should make it an entire season without obvious signs of rot or warping - but it won't last nearly as long as if it's treated. Treat the outside and inside and then staple plastic sheeting to the inside to keep the chemical in the sealer out of your soil. Also add a few drain hole to the bottom of the plastic.

**Q: How many plants or rows could you put in it?**
A: Hi Billy. I have 3 of these raised beds. Love them and will get more. Right now we have 2 that have 8 milkweed plants in each (We raise monarch butterflies). The bed could probably accommodate a couple more plants. We have also grown Romaine and Bibb lettuce with a couple rows of scallions or green onions. We crowded the lettuce a bit (10 or so plants) because we like to cut it young and tender. (If you cut it 2+ inches above the soil line, it will come out again!) Another hint: Use light soil or add perlite and it really helps to add a few screws to hold the bottom side boards.

**Q: Is the black liner included with this?**
A: No liner in box I opened April 2023

**Q: What are the exact interior dimensions of the planting box?  (I see 8.6 deep, and I'm guessing 46.5 x 22.5 outer box less 0.75 panel on each side?)**
A: Hi. The interior dimensions of the box are: 45" x 21.25" x 9.5".  Hope this helps you!

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by S***E on March 10, 2025*

I always find a way to do building projects with my husband now. So, these were a perfect project to do together. For the time to put these together. It took us about an hour to put both together. Once you do one. The other one is quicker to put together because you already know how to do it after putting one together. I will say it may of took longer if it was just one person putting them together. About the directions. Building them for us was easy. Directions seemed clear to understand. Everything that we needed to build the raised beds were included. I saw some people saying that they had missing items. We actually noticed they gave us a few extra screws after counting everything the directions said we were supposed to have. About overall build. As I saw others saying. When sliding the bottom boards in. We did notice some gabbing in between where you put the dividers. Which could be an issue for some. This was not really a problem for us because as you can see. We lined the beds with fabric liner. We also think there is a gab because where you are dividing each section. You can keep plants separated that you technically should not plant together. It all depends on how you are planning to use these raised beds. I made sure to companion plant in both beds. To maximize the space. No matter the sides. Everything in each raised bed can thrive together. Also, in case anyone is wondering. We also sealed our raised beds to protect the wood when it rains, when it’s really hot and when it’s really cold. So, that is why our beds have a darker look to them. Would I recommend. Yes, absolutely. I’m not a first time gardener, but this is my first time having raised beds. I chose these because they were elevated. So, it doesn’t put too much stain on my back when gardening. I get that enough with my containers lol. The only negative thing I’ve heard could happen with these beds. Is that the bottoms could cave. I’m praying that doesn’t happen. I’m choosing to take that risk. Overall I love these raised beds, and I’m sure this is just first of many that I will purchase during my garden journey. Happy Gardening.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by K***E on April 3, 2022*

Taking a chance, I bought four of these long planters. At their current price, that's a lot of money. Overall, 4 stars. Why not 5? Read on. They were delivered a day early, to my surprise. The instructions were clear and easy to understand. Now if you have a workshop and a waist high workbench complete with a couple of clamps and leveling wedges, then this can be a one person job. If all you have is an electric screwdriver and a flathead manual screwdriver, then you WILL need a second person to keep things lined up. You 'may' need a hammer. More on that in a bit. I included a photo of a badly machined lug-nut for one of the screw types. I hate this screw type. Lining up the lug in the hole is hard because of wood dust and/or wood slivers on the bottom hole that can't be seen and you have to clean it out before the thing will line up. They would have been much better off using a wood-tapping large screw to attach the divider instead of this set up. A lot less hassle. Why is it a hassle? Because the wood slats has to line up perfectly three layers deep or you can't get it threaded. Period. Yuck. Got it done, but what a time consuming monster that was. The instructions say 45 minutes to complete. More like 3 hours due to this slightly bad design. Two of the bottom panels were slightly warped. Had to use a little force to get it to fit on the end piece and use a hammer to gently tap it into place. The other panels were straight as an arrow and didn't need 'help' getting to slide down the grooves. Now for the good stuff! I used Thompson Water-Seal that dries clear to water proof the wood after construction was done. That alone will add many more years to its usability, and since I got the longest planter the company makes, at $179 per planter, you want your investment to last as long as possible. The bottom slats are supposed to have gaps in them! Why? Use a garden liner, but in a pinch, normal newspaper works too. Better drainage, much less chance of root rot or other pesky diseases. These tables are sturdy! They're not going to tip over easy, and make sure you have them organized as you desire before filling them with dirt, because once you get to that stage, they're heavy as all get-out, which is expected. Later this year when I save a little more cash, I'll probably buy two more as I wanted six tables total for what I'm going to grow. After assembling 4 tables, I pretty much feel like an expert now, lol, but more realistically, the construction is simple in the process, it's just the dang lining up the slats for the lug nut thing that really messes it up. It's not a deal breaker, just a pain in the butt.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by M***E on October 17, 2025*

Yes this is what I have been hoping for. I have tried other options but this raises the bar. It allows me to work from waist up and no bending. Ample length and width to accommodate my needs.

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