GEEZY Raised Garden Bed Planter Box Outdoor Patio Greenhouse Flower Vegetable Grow Box with Lid & Legs Black - Durable, Portable & Versatile Planter for Small Spaces & Easy Planting & Care

Have bought several of these raised garden planters. Good quality material, ideal for growing herbs, veg, strawberries etc. Easy to assemble and great value for money

Lightweight to move until filled with compost etc.Easy to put together, sturdy once made, lid clips on and off easily, stayed clipped on even in the strong winds.Have found identical item in supermarket a little cheaper, but without ease of delivery.

I wasn’t sure about purchasing this from some of the mixed reviews. However, the dimension are perfect to mask some drain pipes. Drilled some holes in it. Really tuned out to be better than I thought it would. Am going to order a second to cover the rest of the pipe. It has been gale force winds today and it seems to have stood up to it without moving. Would advise that you put it somewhere slightly sheltered though or put rocks in the bottom.

Super item well done

Received this yesterday and arranged immediate cancellation of order for refund. The product actually looks good BUT it was simply shipped in a flimsy corrugated box with no packaging to prevent in-transit damage. Consequently both base and lid cracked. Such a shame the supplier hasn’t listened to previous comments and used additional protective packaging as the item would have been very useful.

It's a good idea, very sturdy. The only bad thing is that there's no drainage, it means that you can uncover it when the weather isn't good. It's a real shame.

I bought 2 of these. Very easy to put together - separate the 2 legs into 4, push legs onto the base, put the lid on, fix the clips in place (or if you're not using the lid, fit the plugs), put the separator bar in the centre (not too sure what purpose that is for yet), done. It's lightweight but feels sturdy enough. It's not massively tall - but I think if you are seated, doing your potting, it will be the correct height. But if you're standing, you do still have to bend slightly. I've not put any compost in there yet - just put a few pots with veg plugs in there. Once they've started to grow and take, I'll then use the tray to plant these plants. The weight of the compost will make it a lot more sturdy - just in case we get some random weather! The lid will hopefully keep the pests out - but it isn't completely sealed so not sure if snails will get in etc.... It looks like the drainage holes are at the top of the legs, which means the excess water will escape out of the bottom of the legs. I'm hoping for good things with these potting tray / table with lid!

Could do with 4 clips to fasten the lids