MIXC Wooden Raised Garden Bed with Legs, 32”L X 16”W, Elevated Reinforced Large Planter Box for Vegetable Flower Herb Outdoors - Beam and Column Structure - Unmatched Strength Outlast

This was very easy to assemble. The instructions were simple and easy to follow. I had one piece I had to sand down a little to get it to fit. It looks great and the size is perfect and a great value for the money. It is durable. I was planning on filling it with dirt but my daughter filled it with planter trays and they fit perfectly.

Good quality wood and design, easy to assemble. Better quality than products sold in home improvement stores.

I purchased the 72"L x 23"W raised garden bed, and I really love it. It’s a great size, feels sturdy once assembled, and it was surprisingly easy to put together — I did the whole thing by myself without any trouble. It looks nice outdoors and has plenty of room for vegetables, flowers, or herbs. The only downside is that a few of the wooden legs had chipped spots. It doesn’t affect the overall stability, but it was a little disappointing to see right out of the box. Other than that, it’s a great planter and I’m happy with it.

This was so easy to put together! I did use my drill which made it super easy to push through where it wasn't 100% matched up. I am going to drill a few more drainage holes in the bottom but so far I think this will work perfectly for my veggies! I will probably order a few more for future planting once I make sure my veggies survive!

Great quality, well built and went together perfectly. Looks high end with the corner features.

very sturdy and easy to assemble

edit: they sent me a free replacement. i haven’t assembled it so i have no idea if it’s any better, but they did try to make it right. for this, i changed my one star review to three. when buying anything, remember that they are profiting and deduce whether the price makes sense. in this case, there is a reason it is cheaper than other similar planters. i just got mine delivered and it is put together. here’s what i don’t like: it’s made out of cheap pine. i know because it smells like a pine tree. for the larger screws, all holes are pre drilled because they aren’t self tapping. because of this, i could not get one installed. hopefully not an issue, but obviously you want all your screws in. one of the panels split as i was screwing in one of said screws into its designated hole. so there you go, heavy damage that can’t really be repaired before this thing is even fully assembled. little shards and wood splinters were hanging off the pieces and the inner panels don’t line up at all. this is obviously because this is all crudely and cheaply cut. there are tool marks and what looks like wood glue all over the pieces right out of the box. again, just pointing to absolute cheapness. i’m no expert but im pretty sure this is raw untreated pine wood. i’m guessing it will last one season. the “liner” that comes with this is just a big rectangle of plastic that doesn’t fit into this thing at all. you will have to cut it and maybe staple it to the sides or something. it doesn’t go with the planter and isn’t integrated into the design, it’s just common plastic. even the feet that look like maybe they are metal, it’s actually just silver paint that looks horrible. seriously. if you’re looking for anything other than less than the bare minimum, i suggest you go another way.

Prerequisites: You either need to have taken a few classes in Rocket Science (I'm an Aircraft Engineer) or in Anger Management to successfully get though this build, and perhaps schedule a therapy session in advance. The good: This thing is actually very well built. I bought 3 of these and they work great for my wife. If you get someone else to build this for you, you owe them a back rub, a nice dinner, or whatever else that helps them relax. They will absolutely deserve it. The bad: Okay, buckle up. Forget what you knew from previous poorly translated instructions. This is a whole other mind game. First check to make sure you have all provided tools, then throw away all of them except the two Allen wrenches. If the provided wrenches aren't bent, they won't fit the nuts. If this doesn't totally bother you, refer to my one picture of the smallest wrench that's ever slightly too big for the smallest nut. You can align the flat of one side of the wrench on the one nut, and the handle of the other flat on the second nut. Thankfully these don't have to be torqued to great lengths. The ugly: The instructions are totally useless. Short of helping you identify which "large object" to install next, there's a critical error with the installation sequence, especially since nothing is properly labeled. DON'T TIGHTEN EVERYTHING ENTIRELY, YOU WILL NEED TO MAKE ADJUSTMENTS! I have put together 3 of these bad boys and pulled out enough hair to make a wig. When it's time to install the wheels and axel, DON'T! When you install the wheels first, you have no idea how much or little to tighten them. When the bottoms of the wheel holes get tightened, you're making the top of the box wider. Your best bet is to install the box panels first, then add the wheels last. Also, use two deep socket 14mm ratchets to install the wheels, or you will never manage to apply enough torque with the provided wrenches. Oh, you also need a Phillips Screwdriver. The instructions never mention needing one, and there's not one provided. Verdict: I'm very happy with the finished product. The build process makes me want to turn into Mr Hyde however. If you can get past this absolutely maddening build, it'll be worth the effort. Still a decent buy for the money, even if it did make me question my initial purchase.

Purchased for a gift and the recipient loved it. Perfect size, fits on their balcony while still being a great size for lots of plants. Easy to put together, sturdy, looks nice etc:) SIL also purchased and recommends

I put this together this morning. Like most flat-packs, there were a few head-scratchers in the instructions--but really, overall, it was easy (quite intuitive) to put together... and I was pleasantly surprised by how STURDY it is. Not even a hint of a wobble, which I was half-expecting. It's a good looking piece--true to the photo. You can tell it's not a really heavy-duty high-end planter... but it doesn't look tacky or cheap, either. For the price, I'm pleased--though it remains to be seen how it will age/weather. I will post again in the future if there's anything to note.

built and setup in 20min. Good quality and sturdy. Some parts were tight and needed a mallet. Gonna buy another.

This is an amazing cart- perfect on my balcony. It is very sturdy and was easy to assemble with all the parts included. The delivery was very quick too. I love this ❤️.

Good quality, easy to put together, only thing was that 3 of the pilot holes on the side piece had to be drilled deeper.