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2026-02-01    -Esequiel

buena calidad muuchos tornillos no tiene fondo o sea solo sirve de contencion de la tierra

5.0 out of 5 stars Good Quality

2026-01-26    -Terry Maxim

Good quality and easy to essemble

Nice product

2025-12-23    -Rebel Boy

Awesome product. Easy ot assemble, sturdy... It's to bad the screws and winged nuts were not stainless. Possible rust issues upcoming.

5.0 out of 5 stars Easy to build, room for everything.

2025-12-27    -J. Duke

My garden has taken on a few different variations. Over the years. I have built my own raised beds, I have done it in ground and now I am doing it to frame a porch. I was trying to do things differently to tackle different issues that I have. Be it bugs or the fact that my dogs like to eat everything in my garden now.QualityOn its own it is very flimsy. It has one crossbar that allows the center of each side some support. It gets much better once the dirt is inside and helps keep tension across the entire planter. It's a very good size planter so you're going to need some dirt to you fill it. It does have a beautiful look with a good finish. One aspect of this build that I do not like is that they use Wing nuts for the interior securing of bolts. They are both sharp and they stick out a bit. You can easily cut your hand on that. It would be nice if they had a better way of securing the sections of the planter. I do like that. They also provided gloves for construction. That is a nice bonus.SetupSetup was very easy. I highly suggest making sure that each panel is installed in such a way that the tension from filling helps hold it together versus pushing it outward. It doesn't say that in the instruction manual, but I think that's the most logical way to put it together.OverallIt seems like a very good product, and I'm interested to see how long it can last for. I have seen that a couple of my friends also purchased this after the fact so we'll have a chance to compare notes and ideas over time. Check out the pictures.

4.0 out of 5 stars Good Beds, Time Consuming to Build!

2026-02-12    -Beth VanDeusen

For the cost, these are fantastic. It was a great way to get my garden up and going this year! My only complaint is the assembly. There are approximately 50-60 butterfly nuts to assemble each one of these. I bought 6 total and it took us approximately 2 hours to complete them all. Ensure that the nuts and pieces are all facing the right way or you will have to undo all the nuts, speaking from experience lol.The metal is a tad bit flimsy when I was setting them up however after getting them into position and filling them with dirt and plants I have had no issues all growing season! The metal is lightweight but sturdy once filled with dirt and plants. I recommend these for a beginner gardener who is starting a raised garden!I’ve used them to grow squash, tomatoes, peppers, and flowers this year!

Easy setup

2026-02-11    -tvnut

I like that it was super easy to set up. The only think I didn’t like was how sharp the cut edges were. The whole timeI was putting it together, I was very aware that if I was not careful I was going to get a nasty cut. Even though I was very careful, I still got cut when a panel brushed my leg as I was putting it together. A pair of gloves were included in the kit but it was hard to secure the panels with the gloves on.

Great value

2025-12-26    -Charlotte

I'm using this as a yard waste pre-compost bin. It was easy to put together and is sturdy for my purpose.

5.0 out of 5 stars Fab with some caveats!!

2026-01-29    -ReviewMyStuff

These were way better quality than I expected, and while not as thick as my U.S.-made single piece fire rings, they will last longer than a wood one. It wasn't hard to put them together, although the many screws made it time consuming. The nut wrench is clumsy and a straight one with handle would be less awkward. I didn't have one this size. Not sure what size these are. I have a couple concerns/criticisms. One is the screws are way too long and you might scratch your hand when digging around the bins. I can see why wing nuts would appeal to people, but really, regular nuts would've been better as they wouldn't protrude (and might last longer than the wing nuts. I see other beds with long bolts, which I think are sturdier. And most planters come with multiple supports compared to this single, flimsy one. I also question the location they say to install it at (second screw down). Wouldn't it offer support to both the top and bottom if put in the center. All that said, these are good quality for the price so I bought more. Assembly is tedious, but the second one went faster. Also, it was cool it came in a compact box.

Easy to put together, still holding up.

2026-02-02    -Sierra K

These are awesome and super easy to put together. It's been about 8 months and they still look good. No rusting. Held together well during our first growing season!

4.0 out of 5 stars Good Beds, Time Consuming to Build!

2026-02-16    -Beth VanDeusen

For the cost, these are fantastic. It was a great way to get my garden up and going this year! My only complaint is the assembly. There are approximately 50-60 butterfly nuts to assemble each one of these. I bought 6 total and it took us approximately 2 hours to complete them all. Ensure that the nuts and pieces are all facing the right way or you will have to undo all the nuts, speaking from experience lol.The metal is a tad bit flimsy when I was setting them up however after getting them into position and filling them with dirt and plants I have had no issues all growing season! The metal is lightweight but sturdy once filled with dirt and plants. I recommend these for a beginner gardener who is starting a raised garden!I’ve used them to grow squash, tomatoes, peppers, and flowers this year!