Customer Reviews for VEVOR Galvanized Raised Garden Bed, 39.6" x 39.6"x 15.6" Metal Planter Box, Gray Steel Plant Raised Garden Bed Kit, Planter Boxes Outdoor for Growing Vegetables,Flowers,Fruits,Herbs,and Succulents

Overall.. Planter is good.. The cross bars that support the planter are too small and weak for the size.. and the small screws want to tear thru the opening provided in the sidewalls... Remedy.. I just drilled new holes small enough in the side walls to hold cross bars in place.... Not too much work.. but be aware.. you will need to do the same for stability

Love the raised beds. Sturdy and very easy to use. Have had Many compliments on my beds.these are wonderful from flowers to vegetables . works great for anything.

All is good and easy to assemble ! Just got to make room for another one and start growing my organic vegetable's.

I like the quality and strengtj of the metal in this. Assembly instructions were a bit vague but once you get going it assembled pretty easy. It uses a lot of screws but I appreciate the wing nuts to make it easier so it was a 1 person job

The bed was easy to put together. It took about 3 hours for the first one and a little under 2 for the second by myself. The filmed peeled of the second set easier, and I knew how to screw the inner support beams together. I had to youtube that. There are over 120 screws to put this together. The protector for the rail is great, but it does put off when I attach bird netting to it, and the wind is blowing. The support beams are flimsy All of mine bent while putting them in, but they do appear to keep bowing to a minimum. These hold a lot of material. Cannot wait for the garden to grow.

The main problem I see with this product is the rubber gasket that fits on the edge all around is almost worthless as it won't stay on as I have used tape trying to secure. the gasket just needs to be deeper and fit further down on the edge so it would be a cheap easy fix FYI

Seem like good quality planters. Assembly is not easy. Use hay as a filler for the planters to avoid some much soil needed to fill them. I placed these on treated board so i can move them easily. They are bolted down to avoid blowing away. Nice looking for your yard and garden planting.

We are pretty happy with these boxes. We bought 2 of them and it provides a lot of room and tall enough to make it easier to garden. They look pretty good and are fairly easy to set up if you are comfortable with a screw driver in your hand and you can follow the step by step instructions. I recommend this raised garden bed.

Give yourself at least an hour per box for assembly, and an extra pair of hands makes it go faster. When assembling, the slightly shorter pieces are for the ends, longer pieces are the sides. Every piece of the metal sides and ends has a plastic film on it that you'll want to remove. It's very hard to spot. I didn't notice it until I had the first one completely assembled, but by then it's too late to remove cleanly... remove before assembly (it's very satisfying!). I'm sure the sun will destroy the protective film in short order and make it look ugly. Also, these 24" deep boxes will be fine for dwarf fruit trees, berry vines, asparagus, potatoes and sweet potatoes, but they're way too deep for anything else, just a waste of valuable soil, IMO. The only benefit I see is that because they're taller, they're easier to access if you have trouble bending low to work your garden. Other than those things, these are nice looking beds and I plan to fill my garden space with them (the 12" high ones mostly).

Super simple to assemble (I get frustrated easily and even I was able to do it no problem lol). I've had the 6x4 one for a couple of years now and so rust, holding up fine. The only complaint I have is that the pieces in the middle that are supposed to support the sides from bowing are kinda flimsy but for the price I can't really be too upset about that.