vidaXL Garden Raised Bed Galvanised Steel 152x40x36 cm Green

vidaXL Garden Raised Bed Galvanised Steel 152x40x36 cm Green

Marsoni

M251S

$69.73

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vidaXL Garden Raised Bed Galvanised Steel 152x40x36 cm GreenThis garden raised bed would be a great choice for DIY enthusiasts to decorate their gardens, balconies, or patios. Sturdy frame: Made of galvanised steel and equipped with interior support brackets, this planter pot is exceedingly sturdy and durable. Premium material: The flower bed is powder coated against rust and corrosion. Therefore it is weather resistant and very practical for outdoor use. Ample space: The garden raised bed is deep and wide

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Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2006