Brick raised beds and garden piers
Brick raised beds and piers give a garden structure that lasts. We build them on footings, line them to keep the brick dry and cap them for a neat edge.
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Raised beds are built double-skin or with a block inner leaf, with weep holes for drainage and a membrane inside so wet soil does not stain the brick. We finish the top with a brick-on-edge or paving coping wide enough to sit on.
Gate piers are built around a steel post or with a reinforced core so the gate stays true for years.
What's included
Weep holes and a membrane keep the brick clean and dry.
Comfortable to sit on and easy to work from.
Reinforced cores so heavy gates do not drop.
Kings Langley
Stepped raised beds along a sloping garden
Three tiers of brick raised beds were built along a sloping back garden, with a brick-on-edge coping and drainage behind each tier. Finished in eight working days.
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Straight answers on price, timing and guarantees. If your question is not here, call the office.
What height should a raised bed be?
Between 450 and 600 mm suits most people. Higher beds are easier on the back but need a stronger wall and more soil.
Can you build around existing paving?
Usually, yes. We cut the paving back, dig a footing and make good around the new brickwork.
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Call the office, or send a few details and a photo and we will call you back to arrange a site visit.
01632 960 336We reply within one working day, Monday to Saturday.
Monday to Friday 7:30–17:00
Saturday 8:00–12:00