Munty frame on North South raised bed

I set mine at north-south which is the only way I could manage my frame, and 5 years or so later my plants are still doing just fine. The east facing direction is mostly for optimal production but south facing can still be nicely acceptable output.

Thinking about it trillium, Do you grow crops under the beans?  And which way round do you put the frame?  Open side to East or west?  Sorry to ask so many questions!

To maximize cropping, ideally the tallest part of the frame should face east south east. In my garden I just don't have the space to do so, so I set the highest end to face south. I think any way round will work because plants will always turn their leaves to follow the sun.

I used to plant things under the frame - lettuce, onions, garlic, etc but I ended up stepping on them to reach some of the hanging produce so I've just given  up. It's not a lot of space really, maybe 2 ft. I've put a thick mulch in that area to keep down weeds and it works for me. Others need to use every inch of space, so whatever works for you.

So if you only had a choice of that south arrow facing either east or west, which would you pick? 

So if you only had a choice of that south arrow facing either east or west, which would you pick?

sorry, your post says your beds face North/South so I thought you could put them facing South 


My beds all run North to South, so I have the short side of the frame facing towards the East and the high part facing the West 

Sorry mum, I phrased that badly, I think mine must be the same as yours, so I'll do the same as you.  Thanks everyone for your help.