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Costway 15 Inch Folding Fir Wood Raised Garden Bed

Costway 15 Inch Folding Fir Wood Raised Garden Bed

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Product Details

Manufacturer: Costway
Costway Part Numbers: GT3960
Item Number: CST-GT3960
The Costway 15 Inch Folding Fir Wood Raised Garden Bed is a neat little setup for your gardening adventures. This sturdy planter is made from natural fir wood, giving it a lovely earthy look. It's super easy to fold up, making it a breeze to move around your yard or even take to a different spot. You'll love how the drainage hole helps keep your plants happy by letting excess water flow out. Plus, the generous space inside means you can pack in plenty of your favorite flowers or veggies. The elevated design is a smart touch, helping to keep pesky weeds from bothering your precious plants and making gardening a bit more comfortable.

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Mike from Michigan asked:
I did not receive assembly instructions. How is the floor plate attached to the folding walls? When I push the floor in on the bottom, the walls still partially fold.
I did not receive assembly instructions. How is the floor plate attached to the folding walls? When I push the floor in on the bottom, the walls still partially fold.
Hi Mike,

I apologize that your Costway 15 Inch Folding Fir Wood Raised Garden Bed did not include assembly instructions.

Regarding the floor plate and folding walls, the floor is designed to drop into the base of the assembled walls and acts as a stabilizer. The floor pushes against the bottom of the walls, securing them in place once fully extended. If the walls are still partially folding after placing the floor, please ensure the walls are fully upright and extended before dropping the floor into position. The floor should then sit snugly against the bottom edges of the internal frame, preventing the walls from collapsing. You may need to gently press outwards on the walls as you seat the floor.
Answered by: Melanie C. on Apr 27, 2026

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