Small, Medium and Large Treated Softwood Sleepers.
Sleepers used to make retaining and dividing walls, overlooked by a summerhouse and a pergola.
Two sleeper walls being used to make raised beds on a slope. Overlooked by a Trellis fence.
A sleeper wall supporting a raised bed with a closeboard fence behind that is topped with 30cm close-space trellis.
Small, Medium and Large Treated Softwood Sleepers.
Sleepers used to make retaining and dividing walls, overlooked by a summerhouse and a pergola.
Two sleeper walls being used to make raised beds on a slope. Overlooked by a Trellis fence.
A sleeper wall supporting a raised bed with a closeboard fence behind that is topped with 30cm close-space trellis.

Crestala Fencing Centre

Softwood Sleepers

Treated softwood sleepers are ideal for various garden applications, including raised flower or vegetable beds, garden steps, shed bases, lawn and flower bed edging, and sleeper walls.

Spring Offer -  Buy 5, get 5% discount,  Buy 10, get 10% discount.

Mini sleepers are currently unavailable.

Length/Width/Depth: Large Treated Sleeper 2.4m (8') x 250mm (10") x 125mm (5")
£40.09
Tax included.
Key Features
  • Our softwood sleepers are all pressure-treated
  • Our softwood sleepers are mixed species
  • There may be some variation in colour & after a few months, they will all slowly change to silver-grey
  • There may be some small amounts of wain on the edges
  • The Mini Sleeper is currently unavailable
  • New 3m long Small size sleepers. 
Made To Measure Sizes
Sleepers can be cut to shorter lengths.
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Materials:Pressure-treated softwood
How to Use

To hold your sleepers in place, we have a range of exterior quality landscape/timber framing screws in various lengths ranging from 60mm to 400mm.
Installation Tips

Heavy Tongue & groove boards can be used as an alternative to sleepers for raised beds in your garden and for building some non-structural retaining walls.

If you are building raised beds for growing food, a plastic liner should be used between the sleeper and the soil.
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