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Patio Furniture Set with Raised Garden Bed, Acacia Topped Bar Table and 2 Stools with Built In Storage

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Patio Furniture Set with Raised Garden Bed, Acacia Topped Bar Table and 2 Stools with Built In Storage

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Patio Furniture Set with Raised Garden Bed, Acacia Topped Bar Table and 2 Stools with Built In Storage

Name: Patio Furniture Set with Raised Garden Bed, Acacia Topped Bar Table and 2 Stools with Built In Storage
SKU: 823917645_HW74046
Price: 185.99 CAD
Availability: InStock

A raised garden bed at standing height with a table built into the front of it and two stools that tuck underneath. The bed is 57.5 inches long with a slatted bottom for drainage, the tops are acacia wood, and the whole unit is 59 inches wide. The bed holds 155 lb of soil and each stool is rated 400 lb.

Raised bed at 29 inSlatted drainage baseAcacia table top400 lb per stoolStorage throughout

Kneeling on paving to pick herbs

A garden bed at ground level

Growing anything on a paved yard or a porch usually means pots on the floor. Every time you pick something you are on your knees on concrete, and half of what you plant gets forgotten because you cannot see it.

A bed at standing height, with a table on it

The planter here sits at 29 in with a 10 in planting depth and a slatted base for drainage. The acacia table runs across the front of the same unit and two stools tuck underneath, so the herbs are beside where you sit.

Growing herbs at waist height beside the table you eat at is a better use of a narrow porch than either one would be alone.

Black rattan raised garden bed unit with an acacia topped table across the front and two matching stools with open storage shelves

One unit, three jobs

A raised planter box in black woven rattan, an acacia topped table across the front and two stools tucked under. The stools have open shelves in their sides and a full length shelf runs under the planter.

The figures

The whole unit is 59 in by 27.5 in and 29 in high. The garden bed runs 57.5 in with a 10 in planting depth, the table is 26.5 in wide at 28 in high, and the stools are 16.5 in square at 18 in. Capacities are 155 lb in the bed, 165 lb on the table and 400 lb per stool.

Product dimensions drawing showing the 59 inch unit, the 57.5 inch garden bed and 16.5 inch stools with 155 lb, 165 lb and 400 lb capacities

Panel showing the raised garden bed at standing height and a close up of the slatted bottom with drainage gaps between the boards

Why the bottom is slatted

The base is spaced boards rather than a solid tray, so water drains out and air reaches the soil from underneath. That is what stops a raised bed turning into a bucket.

The shelves underneath

The long shelf under the planter and the open stool sides take the tools, pots and fertiliser a garden accumulates, at the unit rather than in a shed.

The unit in use with flowers in the raised bed, cups on the acacia table and books and plant pots on the open storage shelves below

What the one unit actually does

Bed at standing height

Twenty nine inches to the rim with a 10 in planting depth, so herbs and salad get picked without kneeling.

Slatted bottom

Spaced boards rather than a solid tray, so water drains out and air reaches the soil from below.

Acacia topped table

A 26.5 in acacia top at 28 in high across the front of the planter, rated 165 lb. The maker asks you to oil it now and then.

Two stools that tuck in

Sixteen and a half inches square, rated 400 lb each, with open storage in their sides and a home under the table.

Shelving throughout

A full length shelf under the planter plus the stool shelves. Tools, pots and fertiliser stay at the unit rather than in a shed.

Adjustable foot pads

A full planter is heavy and uneven ground makes that worse. Every foot adjusts so the unit sits level before you fill it.

Specifications

Patio set with raised garden bed, acacia topped table and two storage stools
Set includes	1 raised garden bed with a built in table, 2 stools
Overall	59 in W x 27.5 in D x 29 in H
Raised garden bed	57.5 in long, 10 in planting depth, slatted bottom
Table	26.5 in wide, 28 in high, acacia wood top
Each stool	16.5 in x 16.5 in x 18 in, with open storage
Weight capacity	Garden bed 155 lb, table 165 lb, each stool 400 lb
Storage	Full length shelf under the planter and open shelves in both stools
Materials	Hand woven PE rattan, acacia wood and metal
Feet	Adjustable foot pads

How it compares

Against the alternatives for growing and sitting in a small space. General category guidance, not lab testing.

	This combined unit	A separate raised bed	A bistro set and pots
Growing space	57.5 in bed, 10 in deep	Varies	Whatever the pots hold
Seating	2 stools rated 400 lb	None	2 chairs
Table	26.5 in acacia at 28 in high	None	Yes
Storage	Shelf under the bed and in both stools	Rarely	No
Footprint	59 in x 27.5 in for all three	Bed only	Two separate footprints

Shipping

Ships from a Canadian warehouse. Free shipping on orders over $150. Some remote areas, PO boxes and surcharge regions may be excluded or cost extra.

Returns

Return within 14 days of purchase, unused, in original condition and packaging.

Warranty

Covered directly by the manufacturer under their warranty terms for material and manufacturing defects.

Who is this perfect for?

Porches and narrow yards

Fifty nine inches by 27.5 in takes a planter, a table and two seats. Three things in the footprint of one.

Anyone who hates bending

The bed sits at standing height with a 10 in planting depth, so herbs and salad are tended without kneeling on a hard surface.

Gardens with nowhere to put tools

A full length shelf under the planter and open storage in both stools, for pots, fertiliser and a watering can.

Close up of the acacia wood table top with a basket of apples on it, labelled solid construction, natural wood grains and long lasting aesthetics

What we stand behind

Every dimension and all three weight capacities come from the manufacturer's own Product Dimensions image.
The garden bed has a slatted bottom for ventilation and drainage. That is a published feature, shown in the maker's own panel.
The manufacturer's own notes are to avoid prolonged rain exposure and to apply oil to the wood regularly. Both are printed here rather than buried.
No soil volume, liner or planting guidance is published, so none is claimed.
Ships from a Canadian warehouse, free shipping over $150.
14 day returns, unused and in the original packaging.

Frequently asked questions

How deep is the planting space?

Ten inches, over a 57.5 in length, with a slatted bottom for drainage. The manufacturer lists it for flowers, vegetables, fruit and herbs. The bed itself is rated to hold 155 lb.

Does the slatted bottom need lining?

The manufacturer does not specify a liner and none is listed as included, so we will not tell you one is needed. What is published is that the slatted base is there for ventilation and drainage.

What weight will the stools take?

Four hundred pounds each, printed on the manufacturer's dimension image, with 165 lb on the table and 155 lb in the garden bed. A metal frame with adjustable foot pads carries all three.

Can it stay out through the season?

The frames will. The manufacturer's own two notes are to avoid prolonged rain exposure and to apply oil to the acacia regularly, and both are worth following. A raised bed full of wet soil is heavy, so site it before you fill it.