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I bought 3 of the 3x6 sized raised beds to use in an existing garden where soil gets too compacted, and this would help alleviate that. The overall sturdiness is good to use, I do wish support beams were a little thicker, but they seem to hold no issue. Worst case scenario, I could pop one of those U-Line green poles in along the outside to help support. The instructions are easy to follow, albiet they withhold a few important elements. For instance, when you assemble the 2 sets of long pieces on the side, if you don't overlap correctly (left over right versus right over left, they can be assembled either way though), when you go to assemble the corner pieces, it won't line up. It's a simple fix, and took all of swapping the 4 nuts/bolts over. Given how cheaply I picked these up (about $50 each) I can't complain.It was packed well enough, and i ended up with a few extra bolts/screws they gave post-assembly (on all 3 raised beds). The first one I goofed up on the assembly, as stated above, but #2 & #3 were rinse & repeat. Altogether it took about 2 hours to assemble all 3.I reached out to support prior to starting to build asking for a pdf copy of the instructions so I could load to my tablet & follow along for assembly. They sent me a copy within a day. I'd recommend this raised bed type from this company.

This is a really nice planter. I only had a small budget to replace a planter box that was almost rotted away. I didn't want another wood box, and this one was the right size for the space that I have. It was very easy to assemble. It was a little larger than I had thought it was going to be, but that's my fault for not actually measuring it out on the ground. I am ok with that, because now I have more room for more herbs!

Made a couple of false start on the assembly, (The instructions could have been more detailed.) but once I got straightened out, it went together fairly easily. There are an enormous number of screws to deal with, though, so assembly took a while.As one reviewer said, it is possible to stack these while assembling them, though the center holes on the long sides don't *quite* line up when you do that, I had to open them up a smidge. The result was a deep enough bed for growing potatoes and other root vegetables. My wife was quite happy with it.I've ordered a couple more, and they were shipped within a couple hours of placing the order; These people don't waste your time!Just to be clear, I ordered the 3'x6'x1' bed, that's cheaper. I have no idea why Amazon keeps sending me to the 4'x3' bed that I never ordered.

If you're looking for a raised garden bed, without paying an arm and a leg, then I highly recommend this product. Was easy to put together, it's sturdy and suits my needs. It came with everything I needed to put it together too. I'd buy this product again, in fact I just might.

The media could not be loaded. Purchased this 3x3x1 after comparing LOTS of similar products. The square look is unique and very pretty IRL. There are some sharp edges on the corners, but the panel tops are smooth—no need for a rubber protective strip like some metal planters have. unboxing & assembly took me about 45 min, but you just need a Philips screwdriver. I prefer that this screws vs. the pull-out tabs that some brands have. It feels secure and the packaging was great. I assembled indoors than carried outside. I used ~6 cubic ft of raised bed soil with lots of leaves and sticks on the bare ground layer. Pleased with my DIY project and excited for my hydrangea to take root! 🌸

I spent less than ten minutes pulling this together. It was seriously super easy.Great boxes. Light weight. Easy to move. Sturdy, and perfect size for what I needed. Value for the money... I did the math, and if I built the same thing out of wood. It would cost more, and take more time.

Perfect for my garden. Looks good and it's going to work great

My wife and I put one of the three we purchased together. The instructions are HORRIBLE!!!!What we found worked the best is to actually start at one of the corners and go from there. Look at the diagrams in the instructions closely. There's an outer brace and a lower inner brace as well as a vertical brace over the end where the two side pieces come together.When we finally got the thing done, about an hour, it was still rather flimsy. With dirt in it, it won't be flimsy at all. We put the bed outside the other day and when I went to move it today I picked it up by one of the small cross braces connecting the two sides and bent the thing. Easy enough to just bend it back.Is/are they worth the money?? Compared to our old beds made out of fence pickets, yes. They are a pain to put together tho!!!! Lucking ALL of the little nuts and bolts are the same. No different sized nuts or anything like that. So one wrench and a screw driver with a number 2 phillips bit will be the only two tools you'll need to make the job easier.