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For a movable fabric container

Root Pouch Black Fabric Container

Choose among seven sizes of flexible fabric containers made from recycled PET and natural fibers. Compare the dimensions and stated liters for each size.

7 sizes and layouts

Each size drawn from above at the same scale, with the maker’s listed capacity.

Listed capacity
1 gal (3.79 L)
Soil to fill it
1 bags of 1.5 ft³
Drawn to scale from the maker’s figures: 6 in across, 7.5 in tall.1224367.5 in6 in across
Drawn from the maker’s published figures: the footprint from above on the left, the height on the right, in inches. Every bed on this site uses the same two scales.
Side view: 7.5 in tall, beside a 5 ft 6 in adult. It comes to below the knee.7.5 in tall6 in across · comes to below the knee
Side view beside an adult 5 ft 6 in tall, at one scale.

For a movable fabric container

The fabric changes shape when filled. Measure the filled container to estimate your soil order; the size in the product name may not equal its filled capacity.

Style
Fabric container
Material
Recycled PET and natural-fiber blend
Warranty
No warranty is published. Root Pouch’s terms give 30 days from receipt to make a claim, and refunds are store credit.
Bottom
Contained planter

Planning a balcony, deck or roof garden? Have the surface assessed for the filled weight before buying the planter. Its own load rating does not establish what the surface can carry. Work out the filled weight for whoever checks it.

Choose the size or layout

Use the widest outside footprint to plan paths. For a soil order, measure between the inside walls after assembly and choose your filled depth; advertised dimensions can be rounded. Rectangular sizes below read length × width × height.

Root Pouch doesn’t publish inside measurements or an outside size for these beds, so the soil figure below is the maker’s own stated capacity. If you’ll fill it less deep, measure between the inside walls once it’s built.

Size or layoutAdvertised sizeListed capacityBags of 1.5 ft³ for that capacityPlan
#1 (1 gal), no handles6 in wide × 7.5 in tall1 gal (3.79 L)1 bagsPlan this size: #1 (1 gal), no handles
#2 (2 gal), no handles8.5 in wide × 8.5 in tall2 gal (7.57 L)1 bagsPlan this size: #2 (2 gal), no handles
#3 (3 gal), no handles10 in wide × 8.5 in tall3 gal (11.36 L)1 bagsPlan this size: #3 (3 gal), no handles
#5 (5 gal), no handles11 in wide × 10.25 in tall5 gal (18.93 L)1 bagsPlan this size: #5 (5 gal), no handles
#6 (6 gal), no handles11.5 in wide × 14 in tall6 gal (22.71 L)1 bagsPlan this size: #6 (6 gal), no handles
#7 (7 gal), no handles14 in wide × 11.75 in tall7 gal (26.5 L)1 bagsPlan this size: #7 (7 gal), no handles
#10 (10 gal), no handles16 in wide × 12 in tall10 gal (37.85 L)1 bagsPlan this size: #10 (10 gal), no handles

Prepare and assemble this bed

Compare the material, bottom and care choices if you are still deciding between families. Follow the site preparation and liner checklist for the supporting surface.

  1. Choose the exact configuration and lay out its parts. No frame assembly
  2. Prepare a stable, level position and confirm the outside footprint with working paths.
  3. Open the fabric container, inspect seams and place it before filling. Do not assume handles permit moving it full.
  4. Measure the finished inside and outside separately, then update your plan. Preserve the maker’s fill restrictions.

Mark the outside footprint on the ground before assembly, including any legs or protruding corners. Leave a route for carrying bags, reaching the plants and maintaining nearby beds.

The fabric changes shape as you fill it. A round-container calculation is an estimate; measure the filled diameter and depth rather than treating a trade size as an exact gallon measure.

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