Land Guard Galvanized Raised Garden Bed with Legs, 48×24×32in Large Metal Elevated Raised Planter Box with Drainage Holes for Backyard, Patio, Balcony, 400lb Capacity

These are just what I needed on my porch! They are strong and sturdy and large enough that I am able to grow a variety of herbs. I purchased two more and will try veggies this fall. I don't think they are deep enough for corn, tomatoes, etc but should be great things like lettuce, beets, beans and smaller carrots. (l live in Florida and our growing seasons are different). I have back problems and these are so helpful because I don't have to bend over. I did drill more small drain holes and lined the bottom with garden fabric to keep soil from washing out. My friend assembled them and said it took him about 30 minutes. They are light enough to move into position easily before you add the soil.

Had to hire someone to put it together for me. I couldn't figure out what was first step. Looks good now that my helper figured it out. Numbered steps/ instructions would help for senior citizens like me.

The bed is great no complaints but the legs are a bit not so good. I had to place stone pavers under them to keep from sinking into the ground. The legs are too narrow and sink during very heavy rain, but I'm using them just wanted to let folks know in case they don't have a patio or other hard surface to place them on. Other than that I like them.

Bought this for my mother for her birthday. It was easy to put together, very sturdy and his the perfect size for her to plant cucumbers and peppers. Metal/aluminum framing retained water well she want’s to buy another one.

Somewhat easy to put together. Edges are sharp. Instructions were easy to follow. Planted veggies in it and was a good height at waist level. Built pretty good was much sturdier once the soil was placed in it.

If this went back down to the sale price I wouldget another one but since you have to assemble them yourself,the cost should be down. Item is sturdy,and holding up fine to fifty pounds of topsoil.

1 star off as bottom held on by 1 bolt from each leg while there are 2 holes drilled in each leg. given the weight of the soil, extra strength is better. one star off for lack of instructions. the sides need to be attached inside the legs, as in the picture on amazon but not with the spec sheet that has no instructions. i first bolted in the short ends, starting with top and bottom bolts, both loose to be able to adjust holes for middle bolts, then tightened all 4, then bolted in one of the long sides to 2 legs and then the last long side. then the bottom bolts to each leg. i attached the plastic end to the legs first before the sides to protect against sharp edges. they should have included a cloth liner, also not a big expense. it should hold up i hope

Pro: only one size screw(s) & nut(s) to use, very good quality of material(s), very good value for the money, overall weight is very good - not light, but not to heavy either.Con: this is the reason it didn't get a 5 star rating; no instructions on how to assemble the product (in either of the 4 boxes that came). It would have been a nice touch to know where to start, as the bottom panel frames have corners cut off the one end. The middle section was a touch awkward to get together, but it is very do able.Overall: Very solid purchase - would highly recommend.