Starting a community garden is an exciting project that brings neighbors together, and choosing the right raised bed kits is a foundational decision. We’re beginning our own community garden, so we need to know the size options your planter box factory offers. Do you provide standard kits like the popular 4x4 feet (1.2m x 1.2m) for individual families, or larger 4x8 feet (1.2m x 2.4m) beds for shared vegetable patches? Many community gardens also benefit from 3x6 feet (0.9m x 1.8m) kits, which are easy for volunteers to assemble and fit nicely along paths. For more ambitious spaces, we’re curious about extra-long options like 4x12 feet (1.2m x 3.6m) or even 6x6 feet (1.8m x 1.8m) square beds that maximize planting area while keeping access manageable. Additionally, we need to know if you offer half-height kits (around 6-8 inches deep) for shallow-root crops like lettuce and herbs, or standard 12-inch and 18-inch deep boxes for deeper root vegetables like carrots and potatoes. Custom sizing is also important—can we order modular kits that connect to form L-shapes or U-shapes for larger group projects? We’re looking for durable materials like cedar or recycled composite that withstand weather and heavy use. Please share your full size catalog, including width, length, and depth options, as well as any bundle discounts for non-profit community gardens. This will help us plan our layout, budget, and planting schedule effectively.