32" Extra Tall Raised Garden Bed Kits, 2 x 8 x 2.7ft Raised Planter Box Outdoor, 3.5 x 6.5 x 2.7ft Deep Root 9 in 1 Modular Metal Raised Beds for Gardening Vegetables Flowers Fruits - Pearl White

Great so far! A lot of work to fill though! We filled the bottom with wood, sticks and compost material. Then we put about a cubic yard of manure on the bottom layer and about a cubic yard of a dirt and compost mixture. It ended up being about 2 cubic yards per bed, but I don’t know how much room was taken by wood, sticks and stuff. I ordered far too much stuff so hopefully that will help someone out. They are pretty easy to put together even though the directions are pretty basic. It would have been nice to have the pictures of the various ways to assemble them. Also it would have been nicer if the nuts and bolts were in separate packages. We had one person on the inside with the nuts and the other on the outside with the bolts. We finally started taking the time to separate out the nuts and bolts before assembly. It’s really a two person job and would probably be tricky to try to do alone. We ended up setting up a gantry crane and winch system to lift the manure and dirt into the bed. For the 3.5 by 6.5 bed it was about 11 wheelbarrow loads of manure and about 6 wheelbarrow loads of the dirt/compost mix. We set them on a layer of cardboard and also put a layer of 1/2 inch hardware cloth underneath them to keep critters from digging up from underneath.

Product- You can stop looking, this coated bed beats everyone out there. The beds are fantastic, the high tall versions are great for no bending over while gardening. Looking at low ones for corn and the trellis system is are exciting purchase. Durability- Use the brace bars for big configurations (maybe even add 2 braces for the 6+ ft. lengths for a total of 4 as you can keep parts and panels from each kit. Easy to move before filling by standing in the middle and walking to the deirsed location after fully assembledand braced with bars. The reason the plastic wrap is on is definitely bc the panels can scratch easy if in contact with metal on metal so remember that. Assembly- easy with 10mm attachment electric drill for the bolts and a Phillips head. Service- Order placed but then had to make corrections, Vego was fast (like with an hour) to assist. Exactly what you want for service and the product is top notch. Don't waste money on galvanized competitors or overseas companies for beds, this is the one! Will update with pictures soon, we live next to a nursery and have been getting inquires while building the first of 6 beds (we already have cedar beds, gardens, and greenhouses too but these just rock) so the eye appeal is real. Will be getting all colors after first thinking the white was gonna be the winner and getting both green variants as well.

I debated what height of raised garden I should get and I am so glad I ordered the 32"! I don't have to lean over to pull weeds or plant my garden. The planter was really easy to put together. Remember to remove the plastic film from both sides of the panels before assembling. It seems to be really sturdy so far. I ordered the 10 in 1. It was really big when put together.

very nice and clean looking

Vego makes great products. They expect these beds to last 20 years with special coating/paint layers. They really thought about the end user with rubber edging for the top so you don’t snag your hand and capped nuts for the top 2 bolt positions. They are sturdy and reinforced with rods so they don’t bow under pressure. Fill with best soil or they also offer a spacer for in the bottom. These extra tall beds are a back saver. I got them because I don’t know how my mobility will be in coming years with arthritis. The 32” comes up to about my waist and I’m 5’4” You won’t be disappointed. Vego has a lot of accessories for these beds to cover them water them and hang and stick things on them like lights.

I have just been having a TERRIBLE time putting my raised garden plot together. 32 inches is too high, 17 inches is too low. 11 inches is a joke. I bought one of these, and put it together, and it's just ENORMOUS. So after looking everywhere, I bought another brand that was 2 feet high, which is exactly what I want. But that brand didn't have any stabilizer bars, and the curves on the end were quite different, so it wasn't flexible to change length and width like this product. So I bought another vendor with square shapes, and 2 feet high. I liked that, but the color was brassier, and they just were not as nice. So... I'm back to these, and we will just have to cut them down or bury them to get to 24 inches. Of course, I bought a lot of the others, which will just have to be used elsewhere on my property. Not a big deal, since they were WAY cheaper, and I do a lot of gardening. I want my main garden to look cohesive, though. I simply want to scream, however, that I can't get what I want ANYWHERE. My advice is to make a cardboard mockup of the size you are ordering. Dimensions just aren't the same as a visual. I am frustrated and now broke.

These are the best raised beds of this kind. Aside from heavy gauge and durable coating, the key element is the support rods that keep the sides from bowing out from the pressure of 4ft of soil. Other similar raised beds don’t have this feature

Very nice garden beds. No bending over to work in garden