Customer Reviews for VEVOR Galvanized Raised Garden Bed, 48" x 24" x 10" Metal Planter Box, Light Gray Steel Plant Raised Garden Bed Kit, Planter Boxes Outdoor

The walls are a little flimsy but so far it's held up. It could use a better support rod through the middle. Hopefully will make it through the season.

I bought 8 of these, after researching and planning my garden. I used 2 'kits' to make a "T"-shaped bed since I don't do anything by the book... Lots and lots of prep to put these together... The panels all come with a protective plastic sheet on 1 side - removing it is a bit tedious, but it does keep them looking nice. Then the Wingnuts...wow, there's a lotta nuts and bolts! 8 per panel - just be prepared! They went together well and the braces, while a bit flimsy, should keep them from bowing out from the weight of the soil that goes in. All-in-all, I'm very happy with the outcome and look forward to less bending-over during the gardening season.

Easy to assemble, large area to plant. One did come with scuff marks which is why I didn’t give all five stars I will see how they hold up to our weather. Could make this better if it came with a trellis for growing plants.

These raised beds are good for the price. They could be sturdier - when filled fully with dirt the bow out at the sides.

When it was it together it was bigger than I expected. Took 2-3 hours to put it together. Was easy to move into place. Put one layer of logs down, covered with cardboard. Takes 13 large bags of raised bed soil, 2 medium bags of composted steer manure and one large bag of peat moss. So far so good.

This is the perfect planter......... but a hell of a lot of screws! The height is right that puts the plants reachable for working. Only took about two hours to put together. No tools needed.

I bought six . They are good but require a lot of manual labor to assemble. 48 nuts and bolts and 6 panels to assemble. Would I do it again , yes ! A good value if you have the time to build each one. I think they may out live me .

There's not much to like or dislike. It's basically six metal sheets plus a couple of braces that are attached by screws. Be warned - the "instructions" follow the Ikea model of using just pictures, no words: so when you put it together that there is only one proper way for the parts to be put together - although the four side pieces look almost identical, if you don't attach them to the correct companions, you'll have to tear it down and start over. The 18 foot piece of rubber that attaches to the edge would be a nice feature - if it stayed on; consider gluing it down. And lastly, remember that once you've put it together, you'll need to obtain and fill it with 30+ cubic feet of soil. So there's a fair amount of work to do up front. But after that, you've got a nice planter that should simplify your gardening and, I hope, hold up for quite some time.

You would be hard pressed to find a better deal on a garden bed of this size. The metal is of good quality and there was very little if any damage to the parts inside of the box. Takes a lot of screws to put them together but that is to be expected.

The price was okay. The panels could be a little thicker. I bought 10 opened 3. One box 1 extra screw. 2 boxes short screws, and several screws not even threaded. In my opinion they may not hold up, possibly 2 years before rusting through.