The 120 x 90 x 30cm Merino Raised Garden Bed is a quality, Australian made garden bed that's quick and easy to assemble. Featuring safety edges and strong steel, this garden bed is perfect for planting herbs, vegetables or simply flowers.
The 120 x 90 x 30cm Merino Raised Garden Bed is a quality, Australian made garden bed that's quick and easy to assemble. Featuring safety edges and strong steel, this garden bed is perfect for planting herbs, vegetables or simply flowers.
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The lowest price for 120 x 90 x 30cm Merino Raised Garden Bed right now is $32.75 at Bunnings Warehouse, compared across 2 retailers.
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Prices last updated 31 Oct 2026.
120 x 90 x 30cm Merino Raised Garden Bed
The 120 x 90 x 30cm Merino Raised Garden Bed is a quality, Australian made garden bed that's quick and easy to assemble. Featuring safety edges and strong steel, this garden bed is perfect for planting herbs, vegetables or simply flowers.
The 120 x 90 x 30cm Merino Raised Garden Bed is a quality, Australian made garden bed that's quick and easy to assemble. Featuring safety edges and strong steel, this garden bed is perfect for planting herbs, vegetables or simply flowers.
Last updated at 31/10/2026 04:07:11
120 x 90 x 30cm Merino Raised Garden Bed
Delivery $12
120 x 90 x 30cm Merino Raised Garden Bed
Delivery $10
originally posted on bunnings.com.au
These garden beds are an excellent addition to my other veggie garden beds [not seen in image]. They are very easy to put together and have enough depth to grow my climbing beans, carrots, spring onions, cherry tomatoes and so on. In the image, you can see I have used my old hot house structure to accommodate the climbing vegetable plants as they grow [extra supports to be added]. I highly recommend these cheap and solid beds to other folks for their future veggie growing.
originally posted on bunnings.com.au
I read alot of mixed reviews before purchasing this garden bed so I decided to try it out for myself. I was please that all the parts fitted nicely and it was easy to assemble. Be careful of the sharp edges as I cut myself while putting it together, but once assembled the are no shart edges exposed. A functional bed, I'll see how it holds up in the Melbourne climate before purchasing more.
originally posted on bunnings.com.au
These planter boxes are really good value for money, you just have to have the writing on the wall panels upside-down for the screw holes to line up (which messes with my OCD).I have 22x of these planter boxes around my property already, and some of them are a few years old, and not showing any signs of deteriorating as of yet.I wish that I could get some more, but it is disappointing that our two Bunnings Stores in Darwin and Palmerston are always sold out; they should order a lot more to increase their stock levels, so more people can enjoy creating an affordable gardens to grow vegetables like we do.
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120 x 90 x 30cm Merino Raised Garden Bed
Delivery $12
120 x 90 x 30cm Merino Raised Garden Bed
Delivery $10
These garden beds are an excellent addition to my other veggie garden beds [not seen in image]. They are very easy to put together and have enough depth to grow my climbing beans, carrots, spring onions, cherry tomatoes and so on. In the image, you can see I have used my old hot house structure to accommodate the climbing vegetable plants as they grow [extra supports to be added]. I highly recommend these cheap and solid beds to other folks for their future veggie growing.
I read alot of mixed reviews before purchasing this garden bed so I decided to try it out for myself. I was please that all the parts fitted nicely and it was easy to assemble. Be careful of the sharp edges as I cut myself while putting it together, but once assembled the are no shart edges exposed. A functional bed, I'll see how it holds up in the Melbourne climate before purchasing more.
These planter boxes are really good value for money, you just have to have the writing on the wall panels upside-down for the screw holes to line up (which messes with my OCD).I have 22x of these planter boxes around my property already, and some of them are a few years old, and not showing any signs of deteriorating as of yet.I wish that I could get some more, but it is disappointing that our two Bunnings Stores in Darwin and Palmerston are always sold out; they should order a lot more to increase their stock levels, so more people can enjoy creating an affordable gardens to grow vegetables like we do.
Great value and (despite some negative reviews) very easy to put together - once you figure it out! Hopefully my photos may help someone! Also, when you collect your garden bed, make sure there are FOUR sheets of metal (for the four walls). The way this product has been packaged, makes it very easy for some of the sheets to fall out. I bought five garden beds and had to return two because they were missing sheets.
These are very good value, they are Aussie made - stamped 'Bluescope steel' on panels, so great, not imported, less carbon miles and more Australian jobs. Packaging is minimal. Height and area size is perfect, higher you will need more fill for no greater benefit and user can reach over to garden easily. As for assembly. Easy if you follow earlier suggestions on panel orientation - position printed Text upside down to the corner brackets. You will see the holes still don't line up - not a problem, they will. The tip for assembly - loosely position one bolt/nut in the middle hole of the bracket and sheet, then position the other bolts also loosely. You will find the top of the sheet is proud of the the bracket, just manipulate/curl it under the bracket lip. It will ... MoreThese are very good value, they are Aussie made - stamped 'Bluescope steel' on panels, so great, not imported, less carbon miles and more Australian jobs. Packaging is minimal. Height and area size is perfect, higher you will need more fill for no greater benefit and user can reach over to garden easily. As for assembly. Easy if you follow earlier suggestions on panel orientation - position printed Text upside down to the corner brackets. You will see the holes still don't line up - not a problem, they will. The tip for assembly - loosely position one bolt/nut in the middle hole of the bracket and sheet, then position the other bolts also loosely. You will find the top of the sheet is proud of the the bracket, just manipulate/curl it under the bracket lip. It will spring into position and stay there. Now do the the bolts up tight, checking alignment as you do this. To speed up assembly a cordless driver is a great help. Happy gardening!
Pros: The 120 x 90 x 30cm Merino Raised Garden Bed is of good quality, the moulded plastic corners are strong, the colorbond ends and sides are of good quality and protected from scratchng by the usual colorbond clear removable thin plastic film.Cons: Every hole (6 in each corner) are misaligned with the colorbond sheets by half a hole. The plastic corners are about 28cm high, the colorbond is 30cm high allowing1cm of each colorbond sheet exposed top and bottom with sharp corners.The advertised picture shows the corners on the top of the colorbond covering the corners which is false advertising.
I thought this was a great bargain. A nice garden surround which was easy to assemble but it seems to have some design flaws. In the construction illustration it looks like the sharp edges of the corrugated metal fit under the plastic corner section but whatever I do I can’t get them under so we have some very sharp edges waiting to cut the unwary. Normally I would have checked with Bunnings about this but Covid regulations seem to make it impossible to phone them. I won’t use it and I’ll wait until I can take it back.
Purchased Jan 2022, the holes line up well between the plastic corner supports and the metal sides. It looks like changes were made to the construction, there is now no overhang and the metal edge has been rolled over, so no sharp edges to cut yourself on. Easy to assemble, just make sure you get all the pieces in the package. Not as good as some of the more expensive garden beds, but excellent value for ~$20.
Here's my summary of the assembly tips in other comments:1. Loosely install nuts and bolts2. Ensure writing on the side panels is all in the same direction: (note that my writing was the normal direction when the corner panels have the flat section at the top)3. Once loosely assembled, the side panel edges should slip underneath the corner panel covers4. Now the nuts and bolts can be tightened5. Some have placed weedmat at the base before filling the garden bed
It does the job well but don’t expect incredible quality. As other reviews have said, you may have to turn some of the panels upside down for them to assemble properly. One I did upside down, the other not. Easy assembly For one person. I didn’t need to use a screwdriver, however I used one just to tighten them a little bit more for security.
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| Indoor <wbr>/<wbr> Outdoor | Outdoor |
