Raised Garden Bed, Outdoor Galvanized Planter Boxes, Galvanized Garden Beds Outdoor with Metal Plant Stakes, Large Raised Garden Stock Tank, Garden Beds for Vegetables Planter 4×2×1ft

I bought this set of two 5x3x1 raised beds and I will be purchasing 2 more sets. The directions come with multiple options— you can have two 5x3x1, you can have one 7x3x1, or you can make two 3x3x1. So very useful product when buying in sets of two! Super easy to put together, took me 20 minutes total for both to be put together— 10 minutes a piece. Due to my yard holding lots of ground water, I can not plant into the ground of my crops end of getting root root. Last year I build a wooden raised bed and I just didn’t like the aesthetic of it, so I wanted to restart my garden with this metal ones and place it where I had chopped out 2 smaller back yard trees down (sour cherry & apple: we do not use those fruits so it was a waste of space for us in our tiny yard. These beds are galvanized so they do not rust out! I also opted in getting ones that do not have a metal bar in the middle because I just don’t like the ones with metal bars/ I feel it’s less room to grow. This is thick, wide, and tall enough for most crops, the appearance is shiny silver and delightful, I know the growth rate is fast as my yard is pure sun.

This outdoor bed not only looks great , but is easy to install. This rugged metal provided me with lots of vegetables.

Easy way to build a raised vegetable garden. Well built, sturdy and reasonably priced.

Don't laugh; I bought this as part of a raffle item for a non-profit golf tournament I was donating.I took one completed raised garden shell, added lots of styrofoam, four fun pillows, a few inexpensive satin runners, a couple of bags of salty snacks, and a LOT OF BEER. TA-DA! There you go, you have yourself a delightful "BEER GARDEN"!I actually bought two of the shells so the "big winner" could take the unassembled one home with them for easy transport while I kept the assembled one for me! YAY!Yes. Some assembly is required. You have to put ten easy-to-handle galvanized metal pieces together with...wait for it...30 easy-to-use screws and the same number of really simple bolts (they even had extras). I used one little wrench left over from some IKEA project and a Phillips screwdriver.It took exactly one glass of wine and half an episode of one of the original Nash Bridges episodes (also purchased on Amazon). Time noted also included hunting down the bottle of wine...just saying...No, the pieces are not going to cause a trip to the ER like one slightly grumpy reviewer may have insinuated. All my fingers and toes are still happily uninjured : )It is well made, and I am already looking at seed packets to purchase!Buy this; you will be happy!

I was very pleased by the quality of this item. The edges were smooth, clean, and free of burs or jags. (I let my 5y/o grandson help me put them together.) Assembly is a breeze! Even without his help, I could've managed by myself. I'm a 70 y/o woman; I've put together MANY wooden raised beds using 2x10x8ft lumber. NO MORE!! We'll see how they hold up after a growing season. But for quality, ease of transport, and assembly, they're amazing!!

Sturdy, easy to assemble (67 year old woman), large enough for my vegetables.(tomatoes, bell peppers, zuchinni, summer squash, watermelon and cantaloupe - I purchased 4 of them). I would recommend.

Easy to put together, seems very sturdy.

They look good, seem to have good & sturdy walls. They are lightweight to move. Time will tell if the metal will hold up to the Minnesota weather but they were cheap enough as long as they last several years. Putting in the screws and nuts hurt my hands but they didn't take more than 20 to 25 minutes each to build. Plus, there were lost of extra screws and nuts left after I was done. I would definitely buy again when I expand my garden.