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Patricia
Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2025
I spent the weekend getting this garden bed in place. I wanted to get the garden established before the hot season starts. I have several of these garden beds now and I can see each one is a little unique so far. This one was similar set up as so many of them in that you put it together using these wingnuts. Assembly was quick due to not having to use an additional tool on the bold side as the bolt locks into the wingnut as you screw it on tight. The size was perfect (meeting description specs) and fit exactly where I intended to use it. I put some cacti and hardy succulents in the bed yesterday and then staged some random chatchkes to round it out for now. I'm not done (who is ever done with their garden?) but I was done for that day. I love that the bed has some type of coating and it came with a rubber strip that you can put on the top for additional safety considerations. I think the overall price (~$40 at time of review) is a great price for this product. This is my favorite of the galvanized garden beds I have acquired in recent times. Hoping it lasts a good long time.
JOrlow
Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2025
This is a nice raised flower bed. It comes in pieces, but is very easy to put together. The color is definitely not silver but white. I would have preferred if it had a bottom in it, but there is no bottom.
Aeiou
Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2025
This raised bed was fairly easy to put together, all the panels screw together and the instructions were fairly straightforward. The metal has sharp edges and can cut you if you aren't careful, so if you do wish to wear gloves while assemblingthis for some better grip and protection. It's been a few weeks since I've had this raised bed in my garden now, and it has held up so far very well and I can definitely see it lasting several years, too. It holds its shape when filled with dirt, which is great!
Judy3276
Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2025
What a gem! I have three of the larger raised bed garden and enjoy them so I thought I'd try this little one for a flower bed out front. It was super easy to assemble and seems sturdy. It looks adorable under the window.
Allie Sabrsula
Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2025
*update* I ordered another set last week and it is missing 6 curved pieces 😢Easy assembly, Few curse words 🤘🏼 You don’t really need the gloves. It took more time peeling the plastic off of each piece than it did to build them both. The paint scratches easy so pick which way you want the bolts and panels beforehand or else you will have a nice silver circle. All in all they look awesome and I’m excited to put the plants in!
levinel_online
Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2025
This is the second box I've ordered this spring to do small garden projects outside the apartment I rent. Some of my comments are based on a comparison between this unit and the one I previously ordered.FEATURES- Compact package - Requires more assembly, but it takes up very little space until assembled.- Heavy - 19 pounds for this smaller unit, implying that the steel is a heavier gauge.- Height is 11-1/2 inches. If used on soft ground, the functional height will be lower.- No cross-brace - I don't know if that will be an issue.- Wing nuts - Makes assembly a bit easier. This particular unit has square holes and carriage-style bolts, which means that assembling the sides requires no tools. The smooth bolt heads look more professional than slotted heads. However, having wing-nuts inside the box seems goofy from a gardening standpoint. If you don't like them, you can purchase regular nuts. If I plant root vegetables, I may assemble this with some of the wing nuts on the outside, so that I can access the soil from the side.- Light green color is attractive and isn't likely to heat the box much, though I would have preferred white.- More sophisticated packaging, with the panels' outer surfaces protected by stripable film, and the similar sections shrink-wrapped together.TIP- If deployed on a hard patio surface, take special care not to over-water. One of the advantages of placing a planter frame in direct contact with the ground is that the earth will wick away any extra water.
Gluten-free Pasta
Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2025
Easy to assembleLooks nice - I have unpainted ones and they are holding up well; unsure how the paint will last (get dirty?)Good sizeAppears sturdyThe only thing I do not know is how well it will last. I won't know that for a while.One thing to note - it said to remove the plastic protection on it, but mine didn't have any that I could find. Made it easier to put together and it wasn't scratched or anything without it.
Kelli
Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2025
I got the green one and love it. It was easy to put together. I used gloves with the rubber fingers which helped grip the metal pieces and protect my skin as the edges are a bit sharp. But it was very simple and easy to get together in less than 30 minutes. It took a couple bags of potting soil to fill it and I'm letting things settle before I finally plant into it. I think this should last for quite a few seasons as it is galvanized. I liked the edge cover which was a nice addition I have not seen in other similar metal raised beds.
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