Raised Planters

1. Weathered & Deteriorated Materials

• Signs of rot (timber) or movement (brick/stone)

2. Loose or Damaged Sections

• Affecting structure and appearance

3. Soil & Drainage Issues

• Soil levels uneven with poor drainage and compaction

4. Failed Fixings

• Fixings and joints failing or weakened over time

minor Repairs

• Cleaned and restored overall appearance
• Re-levelled base for stability

moderate Repairs

• Repaired or rebuilt unstable sections
• Replaced worn fixings and reinforced structure
• Installed or improved drainage within planters

major Repairs

• Removed and disposed of damaged or rotten materials
• Refilled with fresh topsoil/compost mix
• Full planter reconstruction

When Replacement Is Needed

• Adding height and structure to a garden
• Improving accessibility for planting
• Garden redesign

Installation Steps

1. 1

   Set Out Positions

   • Plan dimensions to suit garden layout
2. 2

   Construct Planters

   • Using treated timber, brick, or natural stone
   • Solid base and supports for durability
3. 3

   Line Planters

   • Moisture protection and longevity (if required)
4. 4

   Add Drainage

   • Drainage layers to prevent waterlogging
5. 5

   Fill with Soil

   • High-quality topsoil and compost ready for planting