Yes—our planter box factory does offer raised bed options for wheelchair-accessible school garden projects. We can build elevated planter boxes with open knee space underneath, allowing a wheelchair user to roll up close and plant, water, weed, and harvest comfortably. The working height can be customized—often around 24 to 34 inches—based on the age of the students and the accessibility guidelines that apply to your school.

For a school garden, accessibility is not just about height. It also involves reach, safety, and layout. Our raised beds can be made in narrow widths so students can reach the soil from one side, or in U-shaped and L-shaped designs that create welcoming planting stations. We can add smooth, rounded edges, durable finishes, and non-toxic materials suitable for children and edible gardens. Depending on your needs, options may include drainage holes, liners, self-watering systems, lockable casters, trellises, and labeled planting sections.

We also understand that every school site is different. A wheelchair-accessible planter should fit the pathways, turning space, and teaching flow of the garden. That is why we offer customizable dimensions, colors, and assembly details. If you share your student age range, wheelchair dimensions, number of planters needed, and site plan, our team can recommend raised bed models and prepare drawings or a quote. Our goal is to help your school create an inclusive garden where every student can take part in growing and learning.