The legs on this bed are L-shaped and 2.5 in wide, and that detail explains why a 45 by 23 by 59 in frame holding 110 lbs of wet soil stays rigid. An L profile resists bending in two directions where a flat post only resists one, and added crossbeams with reinforced post corners tie the whole structure together. The planter bed above measures 43 by 20.5 by 8 in, large enough to grow vegetables, herbs or flowers in quantity rather than a sample of each, and the climbing trellis behind it supports vines or hangs decorative items. Drainage runs on two levels. Four drainage holes take the surplus water, and the movable boards beneath the soil are set with gaps that let it reach those holes from anywhere in the bed rather than pooling in a corner. A removable non-woven liner sits over them so no soil leaks out through the same gaps, and it lifts clear when the bed is emptied. Lower down, a slatted shelf carries up to 88 lbs of tools within easy reach, and slatting it rather than boarding it solid means rain passes through instead of standing on the surface. Raising the planting off the ground keeps animals away from the crop. The fir is high quality and non-deformable, left natural so DIY painting is possible, and the assembled bed weighs 24 lbs empty.