• What are crop protectors?

  Read our Crop Protector installation guide WoodBlocX crop protectors are Ø16mm hollow steel rods with a natural rust finish which are used to create height-adjustable netted growiPopular

• Should I completely line my raised bed with a liner or just the sides?

  Read our protective liner instructions If you are building WoodBlocX on soft ground such as soil or grass...we recommend lining the sides of your raised bed with a DPM material (damp proof membrane) to protect the wood. You can also line the bottom if you wish, but remePopular

• Do you supply liners for raised beds?

  Yes, we do! We sell a 4x5metre high-quality liner on our website. One size only. To ensure the lifespan of your WoodBlocX structure, we strongly recommend install a liner. [Read our protective liner instructions](https://www.woodblocx.co.uk/instructions/generalPopular

• Do WoodBlocX structures have a base/bottom?

  WoodBlocX structures are open at the bottom and DO NOT have a base. If you wish to add a base to your structure, we recommend using a good-quality plywood. When building raised beds on hard surfaces such as concrete or tarmac, fully lining the structure on all sides and bottom creates a suitable space to hSome readers

• Do I need a liner in my raised beds?

  Read our protective liner instructions We strongly recommend installing a liner and drainage medium in all our WoodBlocX raised beds. Especially so if you are planning on using manure or organic fertilisers to grow with. We sell a [4x5m plastic liner](https://www.Some readers

• How to add/install liner to your raised bed

  Installing a liner provides a damp-proof barrier between WoodBlocX timber and soil. We sell a plastic liner (4x5m) but you can buy raised bed liners from most DIY stores or garden centres. We strongly recommend that you add a liner to maximise the lifespan of your WoodBlocX structure. Read our protective liner instructions It's important to **LINE THE INSome readers

• Can I plant a small tree in my WoodBlocX raised bed?

  Yes you can! We recommend planting trees in a raised planter that's a minimum of 65cm tall (2ft 1.5") or 6 WoodBlocX layers + capping in height. The raised bed will need to be fully lined if on hard ground (sides and bottom) and you will need to make sure that the tree you choose has a root system that's suitable for the space (so to not outgrow the planter). If thSome readers

• Should I use a fabric or plastic liner for my raised bed?

  When lining your raised bed, we recommend using a damp-proof membrane liner (DPM) - this type of liner will give your WoodBlocX structure maximum protection. When lining the bottom of your raised bed on soft ground types, a permeable / breathable fabric should be used to allow for excess water drainage. Read our protective liner instructions ![](https:/Some readers

• Can I jet / pressure wash my raised bed?

  Yes you can! Our raised beds don’t require any annual maintenance in terms of wood treatments etc, but they will benefit from a brush down or jet wash every now and then to keep them looking clean.Some readers

• What type of soil should I use to fill my raised bed?

  We recommend using a good-quality topsoil to fill your raised bed. This will help to produce a suitable growing area for your flowers, vegetables and plants. For all structures, we recommend adding a drainage layer at the bottom such as gravel or hardcore etc - this is particularly important when building on hard surfaces such as patios and concreteSome readers

• Should I use a liner in a shallow raised bed?

  Yes, we always recommend installing a liner (damp proof membrane) for extra protection to ensure your WoodBlocX structure remains in excellent condition over the years. Learn more about WoodBlocX lining methods Read our protective liner instructionsFew readers

• Why does my raised bed design have buttress supports?

  Buttress supports are included in large raised bed designs to add strength and support to the side walls. Buttresses can either stand alone on the inside of the structure to act as cantilevers or are joined on both sides of the structure to form a supporting 'bridge'. Please follow your tailored layer-by-layer building instructions when installing buttresses. IfFew readers

• How do I install crop protectors?

  For information about how to correctly install WoodBlocX crop protectors, please read our instructions guide. When you order WoodBlocX crop protectors, you should receive (per rod): 2 x Adjustable collars with wing nut screws 1 x Timber screw 1 x Fixing bracket IfFew readers

• Do you offer raised bed planting advice?

  Although we always love to talk about planting we don’t offer any professional planting advice. With every garden being unique, it is important to plant species that work with your terrain, sunlight and location. We can strongly recommend visiting Garden on a Roll who help gardeners create beautiful garden borders with ease!Few readers

• How high can you build a WoodBlocX raised bed?

  The tallest raised bed you can build with WoodBlocX is 1.05m. For most projects, 0.45 to 0.95m is more than suitable. However, if you require more height, our Free Design Team can design terraced planters bespoke for your space.Few readers

• Do you offer wheelchair accessible raised beds?

  Yes, we offer a large range of accessible raised beds for those gardeners in wheelchairs or those with reduced mobility. Read our blog post. If you need something bespoke for your wheelchair-accessible project, please use our Free Design Service. We can help yoFew readers

• Do you have any general information about WoodBlocX raised beds?

  Yes, read our informative PDF that's full of information about WoodBlocX raised beds. WoodBlocX raised beds and planters are easy to construct, and require no heavy lifting or power tools to build. The wood is pressure-treated to make it long-lasting. Our modular timber system can be built on both soft and hard ground types including grass, soil, paving, decking and concFew readers