Raised Garden Beds for Vegetables, Galvanized Planter Box Steel Kit for Flower Herb, 2 Types of Assembly, 53 * 20 * 11in (or 37×37×11in) (1- Silver)

I am in love with this raised garden bed! It’s so easy to put together and light enough to carry to different areas if you wanted to. I can not wait to use it this year, it has so much room to put my tomatoes and cucumbers in. I’m so happy with this purchase I might be buying another one in the near future!!

I live in an area with heavy clay soil so I must use raised beds in my garden. I have used several different brands of these type of galvanized steel beds, but these are a little different. Like all steel beds, they are sturdy, rust proof, and will last for years. These have a few small features that have made a big difference. I really like the rounded edges. It's a little safer for animals that could accidentally run into them. It also creates a little open space that is the perfect size for a Shepard hook or a bean pole. I really like that you can set it up as a rectangle or a square. A square worked best for the space I picked out so it was great to have that option.

Bed is very useful for vegetables and plants, Its very easy to assemble and sturdy. liked the product so much. valuable for the money spent.

I've ordered multiple of these because they're so easy to use. I thought I had enough for all my winter crops but apparently not.They're easy to put together, sturdy, and have lasted more than one season (I've only had them one season but they seem like they'll last for many seasons).

It was easy to assemble and the product is beautiful and worth the price !!

Based on one of the photos, I had assumed this kit would have two long sides and four panels to make the other sides. I was a little disappointed to find out that all the side panels are short. You screw two together (with modest overlap) to make the long sides. Knowing how wet soil exerts sideways pressure on raised bed walls, I wonder how sturdy the screwed-together sides will be.The panels and corners are steel (a magnet sticks to them), though they look like aluminum. The corners are .040" thick. The corrugated panels are .025. If they are galvanized, like the product description says, then it's a very fine, satiny layer. Maybe they're stainless, but you'd think the product description would be quick to boast of that. How they hold up against wet soil will have to be seen.I do like that the long edges of the corrugated panels have been rolled over so there's no sharp edge. Nice touch. I like that this box is metal, as I've got voles who will chew threw plastic and thin wood. I always have to put down a layer of hardware cloth for the floor of my planter boxes to keep the voles from tunneling up. The metal sides of this box means I might get some beets or turnips out of it since the voles can't get in. I don't mind raining on their parade.All in all, a reasonable raised bed planter kit, with a few cautions in which time will tell.

I assembled the raised bed in the rectangle configuration. While it did take some time to get all the screws secured with the wing nuts, the process was pretty easy and frustration free. Plus there's a spare screw and wing nut in case a set escapes in the process.Most of the edges are blunt and there's no burrs on the metal edges. It remains to see how well the metal coating resists nature but it's at least nice looking at the start. I do think the metal is a little more flexible than desirable though. Wet and compacted soil puts a lot of pressure against container walls, which is why a lot of window boxes (smaller than this raised bed) include a center bar to keep walls from bowing outward. So I may install a support bar in this bed for the same reason.Overall, for the price, this is a decent quality raised bed. I was a little suspicious of what I was going to get because the price seemed low for what was described, but it's better than what I expected.

Once assembled, the planter bed solidified. The assembly takes a little while but was not difficult. I did it myself, but would be really easy with two people. It's constructed of 8 panels with corner pieces and 30+ bolts with wing nuts. The only tool I would recommend is a screw driver.The material is a light gauge stainless material, that looks really nice and clean. Once I fill it with dirt in the Spring, it will be extremely stable. It was a nice option to have two available configurations for different looks.I imagine this is a good size for 4-6 tomato plants. It would make for a nice flower bed as well.One nice this with this bed is that you could weed whip the perimeter without doing damage to the container.