Land Guard 4×2×1.5ft Galvanized Raised Garden Bed Kit, Galvanized Planter Garden Boxes Outdoor, Oval Large Metal Raised Garden Bed for Vegetables……… (Classic Silver

I have ordered several of these previously and have been very happy with them. They are easy to put together - but it does take some time. I have had some of these for several years and they hold up well, don't rust and keep my garden looking organized. Highly recommend.

AW NUTS!!Q: If there are 100 screw holes needing to be filled, how many screws and and how many nuts should be included?A: 100 screws and 100 nuts.I received about 3/4 of the total needed.Q: If the picture shows four middle braces, how many braces should be included?A: 4 braces.I received 3 braces.Irritating that there were not enough screws and nuts.The beds are beautiful, sturdy and well made otherwise.

I wanted a raised bed for herbs but did not want a 12" or 24". This one is right in the sweet spot for me. And I love the color. I can see it from my kitchen window and love the pop of color. My husband put it together and said there are a lot of screws but that it went together pretty easily. I am thinking about adding another next year. And my herbs are doing well.

All together I have 6 of these raised beds. They fit perfectly in one of the spaces I have. The first 3 only had 2 braces spanning the width. The last 3 each have 3 braces. They go together very quickly if you have the proper tools. The only complaint I have about the last 3 is they were each packaged wrapped in shrink wrap. Now this does protect them but in the hot weather the wrap melts to the metal while they were in the box. It’s a nightmare to get them apart and it leaves parts of it stuck all over the separate parts. So instead of having a nice painted product it looks terrible. In my circumstances they are not out where other people would see them so I didn’t want to hassle with returning them. But if looks are important to you it might be a problem. Just saying.

I ordered two of these because it seemed like a decent deal, but after putting one together, I will be returning the other without even opening the box. Now I do have two very large galvanized bed from Vego, And I was looking for something smaller, and obviously less expensive to add to my expanding vegetable garden and thought these would make a decent addition. But now that I’ve put it together I wish I had just spent the extra cash on the expensive one. First off, the paint was stuck to the packaging. It was as if they didn’t even let the paint dry before they wrapped it up in plastic. There were smudges and wrinkled areas where the paint and the plastic wrapping fused together. Secondly, you can feel the difference in the quality of the metal. It’s very flimsy compared to more expensive brands. While putting it together, more issues with the paint became apparent. While screwing it together, the paint was flicking off around the bolts and as others may have noted, the pieces do not lineup and there is no top edge to cover it. So I can foresee that I will be cutting myself in the future, but will probably have to use a little bit of pipe insulation to guard the edges. In the end, I am not going to be buying any of these and I don’t foresee it lasting very long compared to the other beds I have in my garden. For the price I guess it’ll do for right now, but will stick with the better brands from here on out.

The is my 2nd order of same product, first one arrived no scratches, beside the support sticks is hard to install (threads are inconsistent) I manage to put together and decide to order a 2nd one.2nd one panels have few scratches, figure that's okay as it is on the inside. After installing 40+ and come time to install the support beams one of them the thread is severely out of shape I can't put the screw in. So do you return after installing 40+ screws and 45mins of your time?

The raised bed was very difficult to build since the screws were not long enough for the nuts to easily attach to. Also, the corrugated pieces were not easy to bend for attachment purposes. Still, I managed to build it with a struggle and have a durable raised bed.

#1 use a drill! This requires a Philips head screw driver.#2 assemble the center supports before attaching them to the sides. When attaching them to the sides, insert the screw into the support, don’t try to turn the support onto the screw (it will unscrew the other end)#3 don’t cut yourself lol

These were quite easy to put together although my hubs chose to use a drill for the many screws which aided in the process with the 2 we purchased in preparation for next year. There are brace rods to maintain its shape. Looking forward to using them.

I have several of these galvanized raised garden beds. They are easy to assemble. They hold soil well, and they drain well because of how they're designed to sit right on the grass or dirt ground. They provide more space to plant where in ground isn't possible, so it increases my useful garden space. I highly recommend them.