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Raised Bed Posts Corten Steel Set of 4 – Corner Posts for DIY Raised Beds

Easy DIY raised bed construction – 4 corner posts for a stable frame

Durable Corten steel with a natural rusted patina

24 pre-drilled holes per post – fast, secure assembly

Flexible with standard timber planks (20 mm) from a hardware store

Freestanding without ground anchoring & Made in Germany

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Corten Steel Raised Bed Corner Posts – Set of 4 for DIY

With this set of 4 Corten steel raised bed posts, you can easily build your own raised bed – minimalist, sturdy, and durable. The four corner posts form the basic structure, into which you screw standard wooden planks from a hardware store. This allows you to determine the length and height of your bed as desired.

Corten steel (weathering structural steel) develops its characteristic noble rust patina outdoors over time – a warm, rust-brown surface that also protects against further corrosion. This creates a timelessly elegant raised bed that fits perfectly into both modern and natural gardens.

Each post is equipped with 24 pre-drilled holes for wood screws, allowing the planks to be quickly and securely fastened. The set is designed for a plank thickness of 20 mm. The posts are simply set up – no ground fastening is required.

Note: Wooden planks and wood screws are not included.

Your Advantages

The set combines easy self-assembly with a high-quality look: durable Corten steel with a natural noble rust patina, flexibly expandable with inexpensive hardware store planks, stable 2 mm material thickness, and pre-drilled holes for quick assembly. Manufactured in Germany – Made in Germany.

Technical Data

  • Scope of delivery: 4 bed posts (set for one raised bed)
  • Material: Corten steel (weathering steel, noble rust look)
  • Material thickness: 2 mm
  • Dimensions per post (W × D × H): 94 × 94 × 720 mm
  • Holes: 24 per post for wood screws
  • Suitable for plank thickness: 20 mm
  • Installation: without ground fastening
  • Not included: wooden planks and wood screws
  • Origin: Made in Germany

Questions and Answers

For assembly, you additionally need wooden planks (20 mm thick) and suitable wood screws – both available at any hardware store. Wood and screws are not included in the scope of delivery. This way, you can freely choose the wood type, length, and height of your raised bed to suit your wishes.

The four corner posts form the corners of a rectangular raised bed. You determine the length and width via the length of the wooden planks, and the height via the number of planks screwed on top of each other (post height 720 mm). This allows the bed to be flexibly adapted to your location.

Corten steel is a weather-resistant structural steel that forms a firmly adhering rust layer (noble rust patina) when exposed to the air. This patina protects the steel from further corrosion – so it does not rust through, but instead develops a warm, rust-brown surface that evolves over time.

No. The posts are simply set in place; no ground fixing is required. The filled bed and the screwed-on planks keep the construction stable.

The posts are designed for a plank thickness of 20 mm. Each post has 24 pre-drilled holes through which the planks are attached with wood screws.

In the initial phase, while the patina is forming, some rust water may run off in the rain and discolor adjacent light-colored surfaces (e.g. paving). Once the noble rust layer has formed, the surface is largely stable. During the initial period, a surface that can tolerate slight discoloration is recommended.