Raised Garden Bed with Storage Shelf 48.5x24.4x30 Inch, Elevated Wood Planter Box with Legs for Vegetable Flower Herb Outdoors Backyard, Patio, Balcony with Liner

Great product, easy assembly, great appearance, fair price!

Ordered 10 of these - high quality, easy to assemble, and they hold up well in the Florida heat and rain.

I love it - it just fits our situation.

Not that difficult to build, keep in mind long boards 5 & 6 ( instruction numbered boards) if waned or slightly warped won't fit the tight dadoed legs. One such warped board resulted in a split leg while bar clamping, but nothing to serious. I would suggest complete the box before adding the screws, work bench and on a flat and level surface. Added pic's of suggested tools that might support your build. If you are going to use a rubber mallet use a strike board, I used the chisel to clean out the dado's. Glue isn't really needed but if you are going to leave it outside I would suggest not only a good wood glue but Thompson's water seal. Once the box is together it's pretty solid. I put two coats of Thompson's water seal and in the greenhouse it went.

This is awesome. Perfect height and everything.

well built and sturdy

It’s cheap because if you go to HomeDepot and try to make it by yourself it will cost around same amount of money (but cheaper but you will spend a lot of time to cut and assemble) but it’s not gonna be as perfect as this one. Highly recommend!Just don’t forget to put some sun protection coat so I will be always as new

Are you looking for a ergonomic, back-friendly garden bed? Do you need a quality garden bed that's easy to put together? Then look further! This AIN'T IT.All around, just frustrating and poor design/quality. Despite having extra tools and basic, general familiarity with putting semi-assembled stuff together, I hated every minute of the +1 hours it took to put this cursed thing together. Would have returned it if I hadn't begun drilling pilot holes. There are pilot holes are in the posts but not the siding that screws onto them--that was the biggest time sink. Kind of STUPID considering that part is symmetric vertically and horizontally...The slats where the sides are supposed to slide in are not cut well, and there is absolutely no sliding happening. Had to mallet those in, but some still had gaps. So the whole thing is a bit lopsided, and I'll need to watch out for uneven watering. The overall design is poor in that the corner screws are difficult to reach in once you are further along. I gave up making those screws straight. Although its much larger than my other bed (linked below) , it's posts are considerably thinner, and the wood is cracked and splintered already. I'll be mildly impressed (though still distrustful) if this makes it more than a year.tools I used that helped but still wouldn't recommend and my back is still tired, even with these:screwdriverpower drill and bits for both pilot holes and screwing inrubber mallet because slats are not cut well and don't slide in easilywould recommend this instead:https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08RNGW5W8/it's easier AND the posts are thicker. And although the screws aren't hidden, they're a million time easier to put in because of it.