On a newish housing estate near here there are a number of raised beds made
from pre-cut wood. I'd say the wood sections are about 3" or 4" square in
cross-section and about 4' long. The ends are cut so as to form a sort of
"cross halving" joint and seem to have a hole in them for a metal peg with a
large head.

Anyone know who makes these, or something similar?

TIA

Brian

No., but they can be made very easily with scrap wood for half the cost of a
fabricated one.

"Brian Reay" wrote in message
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On a newish housing estate near here there are a number of raised beds
made
from pre-cut wood. I'd say the wood sections are about 3" or 4" square in
cross-section and about 4' long. The ends are cut so as to form a sort of
"cross halving" joint and seem to have a hole in them for a metal peg with
a
large head.

Anyone know who makes these, or something similar?

TIA

Brian

"Brian Reay" wrote in message
...
On a newish housing estate near here there are a number of raised beds
made from pre-cut wood. I'd say the wood sections are about 3" or 4"
square in cross-section and about 4' long. The ends are cut so as to form
a sort of "cross halving" joint and seem to have a hole in them for a
metal peg with a large head.

Anyone know who makes these, or something similar?

TIA

Brian

I think this is what you mean?
http://www.harrodhorticultural.com/H...ds/GDN-750.htm

Probably excellent but the price---for that sort of money you could have
fresh veg delivered daily from anywhere in the world:-)