Amerlife8x2 Ft Raised Garden Bed, 16 Inch Depth Featuring Legs, Drainage Holes, Ideal for Vegetables, Flowers, Herbs, Elevated Wood Planter Box for Balcony, Patio, Backyard, Easy Assembly

This garden bed is large enough for many plants. It was easy to assemble with very easy directions to follow step-by-step. We ended up with extra hardware, which is plus it had all its parts. We condition to the wood with a food grade oil and a loofah style sponge for the bath, and that worked out well. It’s a lightweight cedar that you build into half and then connect together, took about an hour to put it together once we figured out what we were doing. It will be beautiful for years to come.

Very easy to assemble and seems pretty sturdy. Anxious to see how well it works once we get it filled and plant.

Not the highest grade lumber, but good enough for an attractive, easy to assemble raised garden bed. Impressed by packaging and simple directions. Especially like the planting depth which makes it suitable for tomatoes, squash and peppers. So many similar raised beds are too shallow.

This is the best and most sturdiest raised garden box I have ever had. This is the third box ordered and all from different vendors. All the rest of them were a lot cheaper made and put together. This box has lots of screws and a stabilizing screw which makes the box very sturdy. I will definitely recommend this box to anyone. Very good product!

So far so good. It took a little longer to put it together, because the drawings are a little different than what you actually have to do. So I had to remove a bunch of screws and redo it. It fits 2 big bags of soil perfectly (2x 15 cuft). I bought liner fabric for $15, it will probably last me 50 years 🤪 it is 3x50ft. It fits more plants than I thought and it has a beautiful fir scent. Sturdy. I will update my review if there’s any change.

This item was a lot less expensive than similar items I have seen, so I wasn't expecting much, but it's actually really nice. It was easy for me to put together by myself (I used a power screwdriver). The instructions were easy to understand and everything lined up correctly (see note). I rubbed the planter inside and out with cutting board oil as recommend and it is definitely an attractive piece. I'll update after the season to report how it holds up.NOTE: When attaching the legs to the sides, there is some leeway, as the slit is wider than the side panel. I chose to put the panel toward the bottom of the slit and it worked out fine. Just be sure to do the same all the way around.

I wanted 2 beds, each 2x4, 1.5 ft deep elevated raised bed. I gave up cedar as it was not within my budget. I bought coating to make this last longer.We shall see how this goes, altogether the finished product looks great and I am excited! The slight detail on the cap made me really excited, and I am happy to see that they seemed to have applied some sort of coating in one side of the walls.My advise to anyone considering this product will be to know what to expect.I ordered 2 beds, neither were Perfect.None of the below are a big problem if you have the right skill and tools. (Saw and a mallet in my case)-There were couple of splits in the wood.-The walls are deigned to slide down the slit, but 25% of the time, it was not smooth enough so I needed to use a mallet.-There was a piece of wood that was half an inch off, and prevented me to push the wall down the slit. I had my husband saw the piece that was sticking out, so we could fit it in.

Love the size and easy to use. You need 2 people to put together. love growing my veggies in them. Don’t have to worry about the gophers getting to my veggies