FAQ

SnugNiture is one of the few manufacturers that construct metal raised garden beds from Zn-Al-Mg steel (Zinc-Aluminum-Magnesium). Metal garden beds made from this material can last up to 20 years.

No, SnugNiture metal garden beds do not come with, nor do they require, a bottom. This design ensures better drainage and air permeability.

Yes, it's possible. We recommend using a 17-inch or taller metal garden bed, which provides ample soil depth for plant roots to grow freely and ensures efficient drainage.

For shorter garden beds, you can consider using landscaping fabric to minimize soil run-off when watering.

Decomposing galvanized steel garden beds with a Zn-Al-Mg Steel alloy coating requires a very high level of acidity.

The neutral soil in which the crops are grown will not have any effect on the coating. Neither the metal nor the coating itself will leach any harmful substances into the soil.

Absolutely! In the United States (excluding Hawaii and Alaska), all products are free shipping.

It depends on where you are. Orders processed here will take 3-7 business days to arrive.

If the return is not due to product issues, such as damage, incorrect items, or missing accessories, but rather for personal reasons, we will accept returns as long as the buyer keeps the original packaging undamaged and it does not affect the resale of the product.

To initiate a return, please contact our customer service at info@snugnitureonline.com for return instructions. We will provide you with a return address.

Kindly note that the buyer is responsible for the return shipping charges. Once you've shipped the item back, please provide us with the tracking number. Upon receiving the return, we will issue a full refund.

Yes, you can start a raised garden bed almost anywhere, whether it's on concrete or in a corner of your garden. Just make sure it's located in a spot that receives plenty of sunlight.

Additionally, you can enhance drainage by placing the outer packing carton at the bottom of the raised garden bed.

Landscape fabric is not a necessity. For 8 inches of metal garden beds, it can minimize soil erosion when watering.

Higher beds, like 11, 17, and 32-inch beds, do not have these worries due to the varying height structures. But if you want to keep your place clear or control weeds, that is an option.

We recommend layering your garden bed with cardboard, branches, and wood chips at the bottom, composting kitchen waste in the middle, and topping it off with fluffy soil for optimal drainage, nutrients, and cost savings.