KING BIRD 3 Tiers Raised Garden Bed Dismountable Frame Galvanized Steel Metal Patio Garden Elevated Planter Box 46" x 46" x 23.6" for Growing Vegetables Flowers (Green)

Update: simply amazed at how much we've gotten out of this. Other than 1 industrius mole, my little garden has exploded with everything! If you have a sm area and need a productive little garden that looks good, this is a fantastic option! Much better than using the tarp like material for a garden!We can't believe how great this is working for us. Once we got the hang of putting it together it was quickly assembled. I split into 2 sections using the smallest for my strawberry patch. The lower part I have 21 onions growing in. The upper (middle/deeper) section has a tomato, 6 bells, 5 sm potato, a row of cukes and hopefully carrots coming soon.All are very happily growing and quickly.Only wish the garden cloth was larger but it managed. I used several old pallets to raise off the ground so my dogs don't get into it. Hubby is so happy with it he wants to put lattice around to pretty it up around the pallets.Sorry pix not great & doesn't do it justice but I'm posting when I should be sleeping for work...shhhh, don't tell hubby on me lol.

Had my hubby help put this together and it took forever! Instructions were minimal. Let me just share my findings with you. Put the trim together first in L shape with corners, THEN place L shaped trim on a hard flat surface add panels (wear the gloves provided, the panels are sharp) and then add top rail to hold panels in place. Then connect them together. You can thank me later.Overall, it's a good planter but, I did add cardboard between each level to stop the dirt from washing down and out of upper levels. I have dill and basil in the lower level and added a tall lattice to grow cucumbers on. I have it covered in bird netting so the squirrels and birds can't get into the garden.

It arrived pretty quickly, came with a screwdriver and 2 pairs of gloves for assembly. The instructions were pretty bad but once I caught on it was pretty simple. A few pieces were missing but I called the number listed on the instructions and left a voice mail. I got a call back a few days later from a woman named Betty who asked me what my issue was. I explained I was missing 2 specific sized side panals and 4 specific sized rails that were needed for the second year of this set. She explained that they would ship them to me at no cost not even for shipping. I was recently given a FedEx shipping link and they will be here in 3 days so as soon as they arrive I will finish the assembly but so far I'm happy with the purchase and the help from Betty. She really went above and beyond to help me and send me the missing pieces.

It was really easy to install once you look at the directions and don't try to wing it! Even unhooking the mistakes was an easy fix. It's easy to move by yourself and build by yourself. It appears to be sturdy and has been holding up throughout the winter months. My only regret is not ordering a bigger size.

You have to be very vigilant when assembling this bed. They include to pairs of gloves to help protect your hands but if you catch the edge wrong when assembling you will get a slice through the gloves and into your fingers. It was scratched up when it arrived and is not easy to assemble. I found out the easiest way to assemble each layer was to build the top and bottom frame for each layer and the insert the panels into the bottom layer and then add the top frame. Use a rubber mallet to tap the pieces together. It comes with a magnetized screwdriver to put the layers together.

We put all our vegetables in raised beds and this one replaced an old wood one the was falling apart. This was quick and easy to assemble and durable so we can use it year after year. We also got a lot in it by the way including zucchini cascading over the back.

Very cute need a few more now for the neighbor lady 😂🙏🏻💙

Awesome for the price, BUT the instructions are vague and no link to instructional video. Easy to put together, hard to take apart. That's only a good thing if you've put it together correctly in the first place. Here are some tips for putting yours together:- Use a mallet/hammer not just your hand to push pieces together- The metal sleeves have tiny holes on one side, FACE THOSE OUT- The inner metal won't fit exactly and will have to be hammered towards middle once you're done- Maybe pre-place the pieces to plan things out before hand if you don't want "MADE IN CHINA" being super visible on the corners- The small pieces one side folded edge and one side raw edge, make sure raw edge goes in the middle and folded edge goes towards the cornerOverall, I actually enjoyed putting these together, but there are cracks and imperfections everywhere and the "MADE IN CHINA" lettering is clearly visible. It's not perfect, the instructions are beyond lacking, BUT I still love the addition to my garden.