Galvanized Raised Garden Beds for Vegetables Large Metal Planter Box Steel Kit Flower Herb, 8x4x1ft

Used the recommendation based on another review on how to reorient them to be this way and I love it! Absolutely perfect. This is my second purchase from this brand. It did take 100 bags of 1cuft soil to fill this. Yes ONE HUNDRED. Everyone underestimates the amount of soil needed. I did a 50/50 mix of compost + cow manure and top soil that I would expect to weigh a ton & the siding is stable even with the new way it was built. I was able to plant > 60 plants.

I'm going into my 3rd year with some of these needs 2nd year with others, I have 11 of this brand raised beds around my property. They are all holding up fantastically. There's no rust, no buckling, they are all doing exactly what they need to do and I'm so pleased with them.

Raised bed panels working well for our needs.

Over all, a great value for what they are. I purchased three of these three years ago, and we moved houses with them once. I will say, they’ve started to rust on the inside and are losing shape a little. But for me, I needed something to figure out garden placement and that would be easy to pick up and move. Now that we’re in our forever home, we will start replacing them with cedar beds next year. I do like these enough where I purchased six more this year, but just know they do have a lifespan of around 3-4 years before they should be replaced with something more permanent.Pros: super easy to assemble. Lightweight and easy to move. Value for money. Sturdy enough, but definitely won’t hold up over several years.Cons: insides start to rust after two-three years. A bit flimsy and loose shape. Dent/bend easily if you run a wheel borrow into them or lean on them.Over all, I do like them. It’s worth it if you need a temporary solution that will last a few years before you can get permanent, cedar boxes.

This is my first raised garden bed that I started with in 2024. It's been sitting in my yard in Middle Tennessee where it's been exposed to rain and snow, where I used sprinklers to water my garden daily all summer 2024, and where we've had flooding rains three times in the past two months. It still appears in "like new" condition. No rust, no obvious signs of damage or degrading. Getting ready to add a couple more for my 2025 garden!

Put them together. Took a couple hours. They’re nice. They lasted through the winter.

These raised garden beds are well made metal galvanized. The box of two can be assembled in various ways such as (2) 4 X 8 X 1 foot beds, or an "L" shape that's 12' X 4' X 12' using all of the material. You can even do a large square 12' X 12' shape. Even make three different 4' X 4' beds. If you follow the instructions for the layouts that they show, it's very easy to assemble. I created a different shape and had to draw it out to make it fit and work. There are short side panels, and long side panels. This is important because the corners add length to the sides, so you have to make sure it all goes together well. It took me some experimenting, but it came out well. I've added a drawing of how I put it together. This gives you the ability to walk around and never have to reach more than 2 feet to get to your plants. I would recommend these for your garden.

Love these planter beds, they are perfect for my backyard garden, and are budget friendly. You can always get a deal on them.The assembly is easy, but takes some time putting all the pieces and screwing in all the bolts, about 45 minutes if doing it on your own.Just be careful with some of the pieces as you can cut yourself on the metal. So wearing gloves is recommended.When assembled it’s sturdy and light enough that you can pick it up and carrier it to where ever you need it to go.