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If the fence is ours, yes: identical boards through the same coating process.

A planter, easily, when empty. Full of wet soil, no, but neither can anything else. A raised bed is built where it stands.

Not a true curve, as the system corners at 90°. Faceted layouts and stepped runs work well; a genuine radius doesn’t.

Not at standard post spacing. For beds over 1.8m in a single run, or unusually deep, use additional posts. Talk to us and we’ll advise.

Powder-coated aluminium in a textured dark finish does warm up in direct sun, the same as any dark planter. A liner and an adequate soil volume handle it. For anything sensitive or a very exposed south-facing position, talk to us.

Yes, that’s rather the point of a modular system. Give us the dimensions.

Powder-coated aluminium is inert and widely used in horticulture. For edibles, a liner between soil and frame keeps the inside face clean.

Depends where it’s going. On a hard surface you’ll want drainage holes and a gap beneath; on soil, an open base works. For a bed on soil, a membrane underneath stops perennial weeds coming up through it. Tell us the situation and we’ll spec it.

The aluminium doesn’t need protecting from soil, but a liner helps you control drainage and keeps the inside face clean. We’d recommend one, and for edibles in a raised bed it’s a sensible extra step.