FAQs

Our garden beds are made from high-quality steel substrate coated in Zinc-Aluminum-Magnesium, designed to last over 20 years. These materials are eco-friendly and offer high durability, making them ideal for long-term use in all climates.

Yes, our garden beds are coated with 100% non-toxic paint approved by both the CFIA and USDA, ensuring they are safe for growing food. The smooth finish and vibrant color make them perfect for any garden setup.

Yes, we offer free local delivery on orders within the Metro Vancouver area. For deliveries outside this area, shipping costs may apply depending on the location.

Our raised garden beds are incredibly easy to assemble. Each kit comes with step-by-step instructions, and you can have your garden bed ready in no time.

Our garden beds are low-maintenance. However, we recommend periodic cleaning to remove debris and ensure long-lasting performance. The high-quality coating protects against rust and weather damage.

Yes, you can! Our raised garden beds feature a modular design, which means you can easily combine multiple units to create a larger or custom-shaped garden area. Whether you want to extend your growing space or design a unique layout, our beds are flexible and adaptable to your needs.

When a product is listed as "pre-order," it means that the item is not yet available for immediate shipping but can be reserved for when it becomes available. By pre-ordering, you secure your product from the next batch of inventory, and it will be shipped to you as soon as it's back in stock. We'll keep you updated with estimated delivery dates.

To ensure good drainage, we recommend placing a layer of coarse material like gravel, stones, or wood chips at the bottom of your raised garden bed. You can then add a weed barrier or landscape fabric before filling it with high-quality soil. This setup will prevent water from pooling at the bottom and help keep your plants healthy.

Absolutely! You can set up your Green Experience raised garden bed on concrete or any hard surface. If you do so, it’s important to ensure proper drainage by adding a layer of gravel or a permeable liner at the bottom. This will help your plants thrive by preventing water from accumulating.