Raised Garden Bed Galvanized Raised Beds for Gardening Vegetables with Cover 6x3x2 ft Tall Metal Planter Box Outdoor Use (Green)

As others said, it was exceptionally easy to put together. It does take some time (and getting down on the ground), but all the screws are the same size and they attach with wingnuts. Per the photos, there are some workmanship issues. One of bars that holds the cover was smashed in production or transit, but I’m not going to bother requesting a replacement because it still came together perfectly well. I intended to order the green and was disappointed to receive the clear version. Once I got it together, I decided I think I like the clear more than the green. I’m very satisfied. Five stars given the price and ease, workmanship issues notwithstanding. I have the 72” length one, and it is quite large. Measure your space prior to ordering, as there are various sides. If you intend to plan carrots, potatoes, etc., I recommend the 2’ high one. Otherwise, the 1’ high one is perfect.

Easiest assembly and they are sturdy. Absolutely love these garden beds and their covers.

When it first arrived I checked the components in the box and discovered that one of the long pices was missing, but had a miss matched long pice that would not fit becuse it was too short. I then contacted customer support and told them about the miss matched part. They then asked for my info and they would contact the warehouse to get me the correct part and ship it. This process was verry easy and did not take long to do. A few days passed and the part came. And once again it was the wrong part! This replacement part was... wrong. It was a inch or two too long and the holes would not match up.. so I resorted to just drilling new holes so it would fit. And it worked! Puting it together was easy, except for the polls part. They had no numbers on them and the instructions were eeh, but their not that complicated i managed to just wing it so no big deal. The cover itself seems thick and strong and it looks good. Over all it seems like a good starter kit, just mKe shure you check the pices before assembling, and i hold no grudge to the customer support, Lynn did her best she could. It's the warehouse comunication they need to work on.

They units are easy to assemble. Best to decide where to put it because they're difficult to move when fully finished. My wife and I are pleased with our purchase. They make a nice addition to our back yard flowers and veggies. I also recommend buying an additional cover. They have to be replaced sooner or later.

Received this product earlier than anticipated. Was well packaged, all parts/pieces available to put together. Took about 1 - 1.5 hours to put together. Would suggest to assemble loosely with all the screws/bolts on bed frame, then go back and tighten all of them. The tubing for tarp frame pretty simple to assemble and again would suggest putting together loosly then go back and tighten the fit. Placing the frame over the garden bed easy and very close to the metal corners, not much gap, so helps to stabilize. Once both items assembled, the tarp fit nicely over the frame, and snuggly without issue, zippers worked but are abit sketchy on the strength/durability, so need to be careful when opening/closing. Tarp and frame are light weight and easy to lift off and remove if preferred but overall, the snug fit and heavier bedframe makes the finished product very sturdy. I am very pleased with this garden bed/tarp to this point. Will update when I can plant my garden....still early April here in CT 4-2023. Had a heavy wind and rain today and the tarp shelter/garden bed not affected. 👌🏽

Have yet to buy my soil but perfect size for my home / preschool gardening!

I bought this for my step son and his wife as a house warming gift - she is very much into gardening and with a raised bed she won't have to dig up the yard.

It's the cool season again in south Texas and I need my green house. Unfortunately, this only lasted 1 year in the south Texas conditions. The tarp dried out in the summer heat, cracked and fell apart. I probably should have taken it off the frame and stored it inside for the summer but, whatever, I don't have a cover right now when I need it. If you live in the south, this works well to keep the cold out, but will not last in the heat.