50mm deep. Put down a thin layer of sand over the exposed area.

3. Set up a string line for the first row.

4. Using the BlocX for row one (see Fig 1) fit the dowels only into the appropriate pre-drilled holes as indicated in Fig 1. make sure that each of the BlocX are the correct way up i.e. with the countersunk holes to the top. With the down in the correct hole and using the punch supplied to protect the dowel top hammer the dowel into place (see fig 2). Note the arrow on the dowel to indicate which way it fits the pre-drilled holes (see fig 3). Using the string line and spirit level now lay the first row. Keep checking for level. Use the sand to help you find level. Remember to use the try square to make sure the corners are at 90 degrees. The first row is now complete.



5. Fit the dowels and wedges together (see fig 4).



6. Fit the BlocX of the second row on top of the first row (see Fig 5) using the hammer to assist you.



7. Locate the dowels and wedges in the correct pre-drilled holes (see Fig 5) and using the punch hammer into place. The second row is now in place.

8. You are now ready to fit all the pre-mitred capping. (see Fig 7). Using the saw cut three notches from every dowel so that they will fit the capping (Fig 6).

Cover each of the corners with an angle plate (see fig 7)


9. All capping should be hammered on using a wooden block (see fig 8). Fit mitred capping by starting at one end.



10. Your WoodBlocX Herb garden is now complete. Fill with soil, plant with your herbs of choice and watch them grow!!

Trouble Shooting

If you put a dowel into a hole in row one that has no corresponding hole in row two then don't try to remove it. Just cut it off flush and carry on without it.

Care

No maintenance is needed for your WoodBlocX Herb Garden. Don't varnish it as water will get under the varnish and turn it black. However you can paint WoodBlocX with any exterior wood paint to harmonise with your garden.