Land Guard 2Pcs Galvanized Raised Garden Bed Kit, Galvanized Planter Oval Large Metal Raised Garden Boxes Outdoor for Vegetables…

It took a little while to put them together , but it was easy enough to assemble. Very compact packaging.My husband and I put them together in thirty minutes. Lightweight yet sturdy design. The quality is great.Some of the edges are kind of sharp perfect for my tomato garden. Or any other herbs or vegetables.

Very easy to assemble and have owned for a year now. Still looks brand new. Impressive quality! Would highly recommend this item!

Love love LOVE these raised beds. I started with one, bought this set of two, and now want more. So easy to assemble that my children had a blast helping to assemble. Unassembled, the corners are sharp of course. I don't see an issue with the edges after it is assembled, but may still buy guards or something for peace of mind.

Fairly easy and straightforward to assemble. thick enough galvanized material that they will last at least a few years. they look decent but wish they were a bit taller. super flimsy to move around to build near where you plan for them to live!

Just what I need for my garden. Perfect size and easy to put together.

I assembled ONE of these by myself in about 20 minutes. Had it in the yard with 5 yards of garden soil and three bell pepper plants in just under 30 minutes. (I had assembled a 4x2x1.5 model of this earlier today, so I knew how to get going.)Helpful notes for assembly:DO NOT TIGHTEN ANY SCREWS/NUTS UNTIL ALL ARE ASSEMBLED BY HAND.You will need an 11mm square open-end wrench and a phillips bit with drill (or screwdriver which I do not recommend)Assemble the end pieces first, by hand only (do not tighten ANY nuts until ALL are hand assembled), starting with just top screw and bottom screw until all plates are connected.Because the inside hole is in the middle of the indented part of the plates, I put my screws from the inside and the nuts on the outside, because I felt it would be easier to get to the nut with the wrench.Not sure how important it is, but the very end pieces are the outer most of the curve in the instructions. That is how I assembled mine.If a plate is taller than the one you are attaching to, then flip it over and see if it fits better. I had no difference between some plates with this set (I did have a slight 1/4" difference in a plate with the 4x2x18" from this same company).Attach the flat pieces to the curve assembly with a screw at top and one at bottom. Instructions show they go on the inside of the curved ends.Once you have the curved assembly attached to a flat plate, so now you have to halves assembled but not together, go back and hand start every screw to a nut at the connection points.I had one screw with messed up threads, but there were extras in the package. If a nut won't go on by hand, flip the nut over and try again. If it still will not catch threads on the screw, try a different nut or screw.Now, to attach the two halves:This product has no stabilizing rods, but it doesn't seem to need them with the height of only 12". (The 4x2x18" model has three rods that attach to the side plates for stabilization.)Connect the two halves of the unit with one screw/nut at the top, and one at the bottom on both sides.Once you have screws/nuts in every hole, use the 11mm open in wrench to hold the nut in place and set your drill to 10, add the phillips bit, and tighten the screw into the nut. Do this for every screw/nut assembly.

These were perfect for my raised garden! Grew several vegetables this year! Very easy to install. No hardware required, although, I used a Phillips head to tighten.

We moved and I wanted to create a new LARGE raised bed garden. Last house the wood disintegrated after several years and looked horrible. I wanted to move to metal. Looking at the heavy duty ones at the big box stores I realized it would be EXTREMELY EXPENSIVE. But they are solid and would last forever. My husband encouraged me to try these. I was super skeptical but agreed to get one box and see what they were like, knowing I could return. One box turned into many. My garden now has 18 raised beds. They’re not perfect but they’re far better than expected. They won’t hold up to sitting on the edge and will dent if you run into them with a wheelbarrow when filling. But for the price they’re pretty great. My one complaint is that the edges of some of the pieces are sharp. The instructions aren’t great but if you can build IKEA furniture you can tackle these like a pro. Once you figure it out assembly isn’t quick but again, given the price, no complaints. Unlike some others we ended up with a LOT of extra parts including one bed panel.