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Katy
September 3, 2025
First of all, I LOVE the color. These raised beds are super cute. They did take a long time to assemble, and there were A LOT of pieces, but the box included extra screws, bolts, and washers so I didn't have to worry if I dropped one in the grass. The box was heavy though! I've had them set up for a few months now and they seem to be pretty sturdy and holding up well. I plan to order more of these next year (:
Liblan
July 20, 2025
This is a waiting to see if it stands the test of time. Took just over an hour to assemble. It is definitely a 2 person job. Used for our very first season of "container" gardening. Nice size. We have a sloped yard, which made it a bit of a challenge for placement. We will definitely have to work on balancing next year before we load with plants. Overall pleased with the look and affordability. If it stands up through the winter we will be ordering a second one in the spring.
Gary Hodges
June 27, 2025
Great product! The container was well packaged and individual pieces were protected and wrapped to help prevent being scratched in shipping. Removing the plastic protection from the pieces is time consuming and a little tedious, but the finished product is worth it. It does take some time to assemble the container, but the quality it good and once assembled the container is very structurally substantial. And the container is nice looking in the garden area. Well worth it.
Mike C.
April 22, 2025
I’m really happy I bought 3 of these. The packaging is brilliant. If you’re a little handy and can organize your self well, these go together pretty easily. What’s really cool is, you are not stuck with the 2 foot high configuration. Instead of stacking the panels to get the 2 feet height, you can build 2 separate planters that are 18†high. You’ll need to buy additional screws to do it but worth it. I looked for planters for a year and these are the best value for the money.
Prime customer
March 22, 2025
First off, the package is quite heavy and the panels although I was worried about them being flimsy are pretty sturdy one put together. The center supports are terrible and bend if you look at them wrong. There are a lot of bolts to put on which is tedious and time consuming but doable on your own. It was missing bolts and nuts from the two packages I purchased. I reached out to the company and they told me they couldn’t help me cause they were not packaged separately and asked if lost them. So now I have to go buy nuts and bolts. Hopefully this will last and make this purchase slightly worth the hassle to get them put together.
TempiMunchkinz
February 23, 2025
Grab a friend, put up an umbrella, and get ready to assemble this one. Probably 120 screws with easy wing nuts to assemble. Once assembled I will say, this is great. I set this up for its looks, and also to keep the critters out of my small garden. I added some nice solar lights to this (SOLD SEPERATLY) lol but they were like 15$ for 4 strings that I put on all my raised beds. This hold a TON of dirt, I filled mine with some cardboard and large cement blocks to hold it in place. So far, it drains great, (I put down some mesh below mine, and put it right on the grass)Highly recommend putting down something to stop any weeds.
Blisterphish
February 10, 2025
The metal panels are excellent, and the finish is a good quality that I expect will last many years. I purchased three of the 2' x 8' planters. These required 104 individual screw, washer, and wingnut sets to assemble. The hardware is chinesium and the production quality is poor. There is no taper on the screws so holding the panels together while fighting a cheap quality wingnut to thread is enough to drive a guy nuts. One or two low quality pieces of hardware would not be so bad, but when you have to assemble 104 of them for each bin you will fill your cuss jar quickly. Once built, they are sturdy and will survive as long as the cheap hardware. I would suggest the manufacturer abandon the wing nut idea in favor of some locking nuts. Don't try to use a drill driver to speed the tightening of these either because they will strip out as soon as any torque hits it. You will need to tighten each one by hand with a screwdriver and pliers. You will hate your life before you finish. Once done though, good planter.
Rita McAtee
November 25, 2024
I like the weight, the coating the color. It takes a while to put it together. Allot of screws but worth it. Makes it sturdy. The only thing I suggest is to have at least two of you to put it together. Held 9 gallon plants .
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