Vego garden Aluzinc Raised Garden Bed Kits, 17" Tall 6 in 1 Modular Metal Raised Planter Bed for Vegetables Flowers Patio Ground Planter Box-Modern Gray

I love the 17" height. I thought 17 inches wouldn't be enough to make a difference, but it is! If you need to sit on a stool or even an old kitchen chair, it's the perfect height for gardening! We notice that we have very few weeds with a raised bed! That's a bonus. Just for added info: It takes 12-13 1.5 cu ft bags of potting soil to fill one raised . We found out that the home and garden big box stores will deliver that to you for a fee. In our case, the fee was $35.00 and that was well worth it to deliver and carry to our back yard! The Vego is a very well made raised bed. It is attractive in the yard, and easy to put together. It would be good to have a 2nd person to hold the panels together while you attach and tighten the bolts. We put unfolded cardboard boxes in the bottom of the bed to help keep the grass from growing up through the bed, and to make a fairly solid bottom for the fresh new soil. I would suggest using 2 or 3 thicknesses of the cardboard, even 4 would be great. Over time, the cardboard will disintegrate and be just fine!

Nice quality and easy to assemble by myself. Lots of screws where as my neighbor’s just have a long thin post that runs through a tab from top to bottom, but I paid about $45 less per bed so I was happy. Lots of set up options. I did the 3x5. Everything seems stable and I’m looking forward to my garden this summer.

I love this Vergo raised garden bed! I needed to expand my garden space and didn’t want to use wood again, since it starts to wear down after a few years. This bed is very sturdy, durable, and easy to assemble. The soft sage green color is beautiful and blends perfectly into my garden. It’s a great addition to my yard and I’ll definitely be ordering more. Highly recommend!

This is a great bed. Quality and size are perfect. Time consuming assembly but worth it.

This was honestly pricier than I'd wanted to go for a raised bed, but I was also hoping for one that wouldn't start rotting apart in a few seasons, and this looks like it'll do the job well, as it's unblemished after a solid year and a New England winter. I like the clever design, where it can be sized in various ways just by assembling the panels in different configurations, but bear in mind, you'll want to plan that out before you actually load it up with soil and start planting. The sections are held together with stainless steel bolts... a lot of bolts. This makes assembly easy, but fairly time consuming, so bear that in mind. Given how sturdy it is, it's surprisingly lightweight and easy to move around once assembled. I do strongly recommend only installing the rim guard after you finish filling it with soil, however. Honestly, given how well it's holding up, once I clear some trees out of my front yard and get some more sunlight, I can definitely see getting a second one to expand my garden space. It may not be as classical looking as a wood frame bed, but it should hold up a lot better over time if you value function over form.

Very easy install, good quality

It’s a good quality product. My kit was missing some of the bolts so I don’t have enough to assemble it. I also didn’t get the cross-brace. I bought a brand new kit so not sure why it was missing pieces. Still looks good overall and my mom was excited when I surprised her with it for her birthday.

Once Amazon delivered the correct product (a random item showed up the first time) I was so excited to put it together. I did it myself, not a super handy or strong person. It takes a while, but it’s not difficult or confusing work . It’s just a lot of nuts and bolts so that can be a little tedious, but the actual putting together is very easy and the components are lighter weight than I anticipated. I put it together about 3/4 of the way on a rug inside and then brought it outside to do corners and black protective top in place. Tips- make sure you’re placing on a level area. Just take the time to level the area for the bed itself. Your entire garden doesn’t have to be level necessarily , but each bed placement should be level.Make sure to get film off the front and back of each piece. Look online for ideas to do hugelculture/ layering techniques for the fill, you absolutely don’t have to do nor should you do expensive raised bed soil for the entire thing. It’s been outside for a few days, tomatoes happily tucked in. Interested to see what a few seasons will look like with it.

Wonderful and beautiful planter