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gardivo Wooden Raised Bed Frame
gardivo Hochbeet 120 x 80 x 20 cm - 3-teilig Palettenrahmen aus Holz, Beeteinfassung, Garten Hochbeete, Holzrahmen, Aufsatzrahmen auf Europalettefaltbar, stapelbar, steckbar
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In detail
If you've ever wanted a raised garden bed but felt put off by complex assembly or permanent installations, the gardivo wooden pallet frame is worth a closer look. It's a modular raised bed frame measuring 120 × 80 × 20 cm – designed to sit directly on a standard EURO/EPAL pallet, or on any flat surface in your garden. The boards are smooth-planed on all four sides and 2 cm thick, giving the frame a tidy appearance and solid feel. Assembly is done with a set of included pins – no tools, no screws, no fuss. When the season ends, everything comes apart just as easily, which makes storage genuinely simple. What I find particularly clever here is the stacking concept. Because each frame uses a standardised footprint, you can layer multiple units on top of each other to increase planting depth. Two frames give you 40 cm, three give you 60 cm – practical for deeper-rooting vegetables or anyone who wants a proper raised bed height without committing to a permanent structure. This kind of flexibility suits a wide range of gardeners: first-timers setting up their first vegetable patch, tenants who can't modify the garden permanently, or experienced growers who like to reconfigure their layout each season. The 120 × 80 cm footprint is manageable without being cramped – you can reach the centre comfortably from either long side. Use it as a herb bed on the terrace, a flower border along the fence, a compact vegetable plot, or a simple composting frame. The natural wood blends well into most garden aesthetics without looking industrial or out of place. One thing worth noting: a single 20 cm module won't be sufficient for deep-rooting plants like tomatoes, carrots, or parsnips. You'd need to stack two or more frames for those. That said, this is simply how modular systems work, and the stacking process itself takes only minutes. For what it is – a clean, straightforward wooden frame that clicks together quickly and gives your garden immediate structure – the gardivo delivers a sensible, no-nonsense solution.
Pros & cons
What speaks for it
- Tool-free assembly with included pins – no drilling or screwing required
- Stackable modular system for customisable planting depth
- Fits standard EURO/EPAL pallets exactly (120 × 80 cm)
- Smooth-planed boards 2 cm thick for a clean, stable finish
- Easy to disassemble and store compactly off-season
What to consider
- Single 20 cm module is not deep enough for tap-rooted vegetables without stacking
- No manufacturer information on wood treatment or weather resistance
Frequently asked
Use cases
- Herb and salad bed on a terrace or patio – quick to set up, seasonally flexible, and naturally good-looking
- Modular vegetable garden that can be stacked to the required depth for different crops, from shallow herbs to deeper-rooting vegetables
- Temporary flower border or composting frame that disassembles compactly for tidy off-season storage
Alternatives
Garden with less strain and harvest earlier: raised beds, seed-starting kits, cold frames and the right accessories for strong young plants. We pick models that are sturdy, well-designed and easy to plant.
