Kesfitt Raised Garden Bed Kit,Outdoor Galvanized Planter Large Metal Raised Boxes with Safety Edging and Gloves for Gardening Vegetables,Fruits,Flower(4x2x1FT)

I have purchased several different brands of raised beds in the last 12 months. I was excited about how nice the quality was on this -- comparable to a MUCH more expensive one I purchased recently. It was relatively easy to assemble, has covers for every screw and has the rubber edging to finish it off. The enclosed tools were also nice quality. I am thrilled with the dark blue color and can't wait to plant.

This is a great price for this product! I was very surprised by how cheap this is and it is a quality product. It takes some time to assembly especially if you don't have power tools and it was shorter than I expected but overall I am happy with this purchase

These were very easy to assemble, was the look that I wanted without paying the horse trough price. I caught them on sale and they were so reasonable! Sturdy. I got the dark blue, but hard to tell if it’s dark blue or black which I like. I’m excited to get things planted in them!

These are great. I bought 4 took me 90 minutes to put together.

Easy (and kinda fun) to assemble, the green matches Amazon’s photo. I get a lot of compliments on these at my community garden plot! Bought them hoping it would keep rats off my tomatoes. After one season (~6 months) they still look new. There was some evidence of pests nibbling the bottom-most tomatoes, but between this, fake rubber snakes, and a motion-sensor solar powered light, something kept the mice & rats off my plants about 95%. There’s no bottom to these - a plus, since it allows the roots to go deep - so I put a couple layers of cardboard (repurposed boxes) as a bottom, and actually had cardboard come up the sides as well (interior), to keep the temperatures manageable in my LA garden. (I had worried metal might cook the roots) I like these enough that I came in today to buy two more. It’ll mean bringing in more soil (which I’ll have to buy) because there’s no extra soil in a community garden, but I think it’s worth it for the ease of how this organizes plantings and provides some measure of protection against varmints.