Raised Beds/Planters

For enjoyable and flexible gardening that won’t strain your back, choose practical and stylish raised beds.

Here at Rainclear Systems, we can supply metal raised garden beds in an assortment of sizes and colours to meet your individual gardening needs.

Metal raised garden beds available at Rainclear Systems

Gutta Werke Valenta Planters

Available in two sizes (1500mm and 2000mm) and three stylish colours (dark grey, dark brown, and copper brown), these V-shaped Valenta raised garden beds are constructed from long-lasting, powder-coated aluminium.

The innovative V-shape design of these metal raised garden beds helps to make weeding effortless because you can stand closer to the raised bed, while the aluminium material ensures a lightweight and stable construction.

Easy and quick to assemble in 30 minutes, they feature a continuous edge that can be used to place gardening tools on as you weed and plant.

To find out more about these metal raised garden beds, read the comprehensive brochure.

We’ve also created a helpful installation guide, so you know exactly what to expect when assembling one of these Gutta Werke Valenta raised planter boxes.

Skyline Aluminium Planters

Offering an ingenious solution to the greening of built urban environments, Skyline Aluminium Planters are practical and appealing.

From simple to sophisticated, this comprehensive range of metal raised garden beds gives architects and designers flexibility to create visually attractive planting schemes.

Within the Skyline selection listed online, you can choose from two different sizes (1000mm and 1500mm) of raised garden planter and various depths or heights to suit.

Manufactured in the UK from 100 per cent recyclable aluminium, these robust planters are powder-coated and maintenance-free.

Available in a selection of standard colours, they can also be finished with one of 26 standard matt RAL shades at no extra charge, or other sizes by special order.

They can then be delivered directly to site, ready for installation.

To find out more about installation and assembly, explore our user-friendly brochure complete with assembly instructions.

Planter and raised bed FAQs

What do you put in the bottom of a raised garden planter?

The bottom of a raised garden planter should include a layer of organic material such as compost, logs, dry wood, or leaves that will enrich the soil and support plant growth.

How deep should a raised planter box be?

Raised planter boxes should have a depth between eight and 12 inches to ensure the plant root systems can be easily accommodated. This is because the typical root depth is between six and eight inches, and needs plenty of healthy growing room.

What is the difference between a raised bed and a planter box?

While the terms are often used synonymously and do serve a similar purpose, the main difference between a raised bed and a planter box is that raised beds don’t have a base while planter boxes and other ‘containers’ do tend to.

Furthermore, raised beds tend to be significantly larger.