I IVW510 Active Member Jan 31, 2009 #1 Alright folks, I was wondering how much support I would need for a 12'x12', 2' high raised-bed box using 2x12x12 boards?
Alright folks, I was wondering how much support I would need for a 12'x12', 2' high raised-bed box using 2x12x12 boards?
theganman Well-Known Member Jan 31, 2009 #2 id say a support bean every 2 foot squared! if ur growing on it! cuz thats alot of weight!
I IVW510 Active Member Feb 1, 2009 #3 it will be on the ground, I was kinda talking about how I would reinforce the sides of the box, sorry didn't specify in first post
it will be on the ground, I was kinda talking about how I would reinforce the sides of the box, sorry didn't specify in first post
ironheadxl Well-Known Member Feb 8, 2009 #4 cedar post or stone every three feet sunk two feet deep would do it re bar too as it impart iron to the soil
cedar post or stone every three feet sunk two feet deep would do it re bar too as it impart iron to the soil
I IVW510 Active Member Feb 9, 2009 #5 Yeah, rebar is what I was thinking as well, thank for repling everyone.
South Texas Well-Known Member Feb 9, 2009 #6 rebar is the fastest, easiest. 2 per conner, 1 to 2 per centers. Just wiring the rebar in place is good enough until you get it filled with soil. It's hard to reach across a 12' area (6 ft. from sides.) 6 ft' wide would be better for me.
rebar is the fastest, easiest. 2 per conner, 1 to 2 per centers. Just wiring the rebar in place is good enough until you get it filled with soil. It's hard to reach across a 12' area (6 ft. from sides.) 6 ft' wide would be better for me.