All Things Cedar Raised Garden Box 2' Square 2-Tier Planter Bed Western Red Cedar Build

- Versatile Gardening Solution: Maximize your outdoor space with this 2-tiered cedar garden box, measuring 22 inches wide, 22 inches deep, and 10.5 inches tall - Durable Construction: Crafted from premium, untreated Western Red Cedar, this garden box is built to withstand the elements and maintain its natural beauty for years to come - Stackable Design: With pre-cut, snug-fitting parts and a straightforward setup, this tiered planter can be assembled in minutes, and the modular design also allows you to stack or expand the tiers as needed - Elevated Gardening Convenience: With this 10.5-inch tall raised garden box you can reduce strain on your back and knees while providing optimal drainage for healthy plants - Handcrafted with Care: For over 25 years, All Things Cedar has turned sustainably-sourced wood from the Pacific Northwest into high-quality patio and garden furniture. All of our products are handmade with care, precision, and pride - built to be used and loved for years to come

Product description

A good wood sealer such as Thompsons Wood Sealer blocks the pores of the wood. This inhibits the grain from becoming raised yet allows the natural fading of the wood to a gentle silvery-gray color. Other viable options for preserving the fresh tones of the wood are wood sealers that contain Ultraviolet inhibitors.

To preserve the fresh cedar tones, use a quality penetrating sealer and a transparent or solid exterior stain. Apply two coats of a semi-transparent stain with UV protection, like Sikkens Cetol 1 (Natural), and reapply every two years for a refreshed look. Minimal sanding or prep is required with stains.

Paint works fine on cedar products. Over time, paint will begin to flake and will eventually need scraping and refinishing. Stain, however, is breathable and will not trap moisture, therefore no blistering, no peeling.

Western Red Cedar should be preservative treated if intended for use in applications where it is dug into the ground. i.e. Fence Posts, Landscape Ties or Garden Arbor Posts.