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trellis planter b&q Black Aluminum Raised Bed with Trellis – Optional Casters

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trellis planter b&q Black Aluminum Raised Bed with Trellis – Optional CastersDurable, Low Maintenance Aluminum Planter for a Productive Kitchen Garden Bring sleek, modern design to your garden with this powder coated black aluminum raised bed. Perfect for vegetables, flowers, and climbing plants, this planter is designed for longevity and ease of use, with optional casters for mobility. Quick Highlights Powder coated aluminum resists cracking, rust, and frost Trellis with welded wire screens included for climbing plants

Durable, Low-Maintenance Aluminum Planter for a Productive Kitchen Garden

Bring sleek, modern design to your garden with this powder-coated black aluminum raised bed. Perfect for vegetables, flowers, and climbing plants, this planter is designed for longevity and ease of use, with optional casters for mobility.

Quick Highlights

  • Powder-coated aluminum resists cracking, rust, and frost
  • Trellis with welded wire screens included for climbing plants
  • Optional casters swivel and lock for mobility
  • Ships flat for easy, tool-light assembly
  • Fully finished black exterior—no patina
Product Features
  • Planter dimensions without casters: 61.5″ H x 46.5″ W x 21″ D

  • Planter dimensions with casters: 65.5″ H x 46.5″ W x 21″ D

  • Powder-coated finish for durability and minimal maintenance

  • Includes six 1″ drainage holes

  • Trellis frame with two welded wire screens fits perfectly inside planter

  • Ships flat; assembly required (easy, no special tools needed)

  • Optional casters swivel and lock

Who This Is For
  • Urban gardeners needing durable, space-efficient planters

  • Gardeners who want climbing support for plants

  • Anyone seeking a low-maintenance, modern garden solution

  • Perfect for patios, balconies, or limited-space outdoor areas

Why Gardeners Love This Planter

✔️ Long-lasting aluminum that won’t crack or rust
✔️ Trellis for vertical growing increases plant yield
✔️ Optional wheels make moving your garden simple
✔️ Sleek black finish fits any garden aesthetic
✔️ Easy assembly with clear instructions

Optional Mobility

Add casters for flexible placement. Swivel and lock to secure planter wherever you need it. Ideal for patios, terraces, or rearranging your garden layout.

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  • Some custom sizes may require additional lead time

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