Novella G.

Using this on our balcony for herbs. It went together smoothly; all the pre-drilled holes lined up except one that needed a tiny push. Feels stable, and the lower slatted shelf is handy for keeping my watering can and small soil bag.

Euna C.

We’re using this planter on the deck for tomatoes and some flowers. The structure feels solid once fully tightened, and the legs don’t wobble when I lean on the edge to water. The lower slatted shelf has just enough space for my watering can and a small bag of soil, though one slat arrived with a tiny scratch on the surface.

Camren H.

I set this up next to the back door for lettuce and flowers. The finish has a subtle woodgrain texture that actually hides minor smudges well. During assembly, a couple of the predrilled holes were slightly tight, so I had to wiggle the screws in slowly. Once together, it stands solid with no wobble, and the raised height makes watering and trimming way easier on my back.

Elizabeth

Set this dark gray bed up on our patio for salad greens. Assembly was easy; the side panels and legs squared up nicely. Only one screw needed a little extra push to catch the hole, but once tightened, the whole thing feels very stable.

Mohamed W.

Using this raised bed on our small patio for herbs. The dark gray finish looks clean and the boards lined up perfectly during assembly.

Anonymous

Set this up on our balcony for salad greens. Assembly was straightforward; each side panel has predrilled holes so the screws go in straight. The lower slatted shelf is handy for keeping my watering can and gloves in one spot.

Anonymous

Using this raised bed on my apartment balcony. It feels sturdy, and all the pre-drilled holes lined up without fuss during assembly.

Vickie M.

Got this raised garden bed for the side of our garage, mainly for tomatoes and some flowers. The panels feel solid once everything is screwed together, and the legs don’t wobble on our concrete pad. I like having the bottom shelf for pots and soil bags. Only minor gripe: one of the side boards had a tiny rough edge I had to sand down with a bit of sandpaper, but after that it looks neat.

Micaela O.

I’m using this in our small backyard to keep veggies away from the dog. The structure feels solid and doesn’t wobble when I lean on the front edge to water. The slatted lower shelf is handy for storing a watering can and gloves. Only minor gripe: two of the corner screws needed a bit of extra pressure to sit flush, but once tightened everything fit snugly and the surface looks smooth.

Abigail T.

I put this raised bed next to our back door for veggies and a few flowers. Assembly was straightforward; the boards and legs are all the same nice dark gray, and the faux wood grain hides little bits of soil. Only minor issue was one screw that needed extra pressure to catch the hole, but once together the frame feels solid and doesn’t wobble when I move pots on the lower slatted shelf.