Vegetable Gardens & Raised Beds

1. Weathered & Deteriorated Timber

• Signs of rot to timber
• Loose or collapsed sections affecting stability

2. Uneven & Compacted Soil

• Soil levels uneven and compacted
• Reducing drainage and plant growth

3. Weeds & Overgrowth

• Presence of weeds and overgrowth throughout beds

4. Edging & Border Damage

• Edging and borders worn or displaced

5. Drainage Issues

• Water retention in growing areas

minor Repairs

• Cleared out old soil, weeds, and debris
• Re-levelled ground and improved drainage

moderate Repairs

• Reinforced or rebuilt existing bed structures
• Installed new fixings and supports
• Refilled beds with fresh topsoil/compost mix

major Repairs

• Removed and disposed of damaged timber and failed sections
• Reinstated edging and tidied surrounding areas
• Full rebuild of raised bed structures

When Replacement Is Needed

• Old beds beyond repair
• New garden design or renovation
• Upgrading growing space

Installation Steps

1. 1

   Set Out Layout

   • Measure and plan new garden layout
2. 2

   Construct Raised Beds

   • Using treated timber, sleepers, or suitable materials
   • Install secure corner posts and fixings
3. 3

   Prepare Base

   • Install membrane for weed control (if required)
4. 4

   Fill Beds

   • High-quality topsoil and organic compost
5. 5

   Create Pathways

   • Gravel, slabs, or soil between beds
   • Ensure proper spacing for maintenance access