FOYUEEGalvanized Raised Garden Bed for Vegetables Elevated Planter Box with Legs Outdoor Patio Apartment Herb Container Metal

These are perfect!! Keeps flowers high enough the rabbits & groundhogs can’t get to them as they’ve ruined so many plants on my patio in years past. Got 2 of these and the instructions were very easy to follow and although wasn’t hard to put together, definitely allow yourself a few hours as there are a lot of screws. And definitely wear nice thick leather gloves (as their instructions were very good about saying this) as steel has sharp edges but with gloves on I had no issues at all and once put together, it has nice rounded edges on top of the planting box area. These were very easy to carry out to area needed. Once filled with potting soil and plants it was very sturdy and secure even through some gusty windy storms we had. No issues at all!! My plants did wonderfully in these this summer and am ordering 2 more!!!

Great addition to my back deck. It’s sturdy & looks nice. Only con was it has to be assembled but great directions to follow.

This planter was very easy to assemble. I am a 76 year old woman and assembled this by myself! A little awkward when putting in some of the screws but I managed to do it. All that is left to do is tighten the screws and add plants. Can't wait to put it on my deck to enjoy the flowers. It took me 1 1/4 to put together....

Easy to put together but edges are sharp as other reviews state. When I added my flowers I loved it even more. It looks beautiful! I've received many compliments.

Growing vegetables an herbs

Small footprint. There is a hole in the bottom that drains the basin. I just put a flowerpot underneath it and all worked out.

I bought four of these, thinking that they would be sturdier and last much longer than more expensive wood ones. They are easy to assemble and more attractive than I expected because they are fairly neutral and not shiny. I did drill a few more holes in the top shelf and cover these with adhesive screen repair pieces so that the soil would drain better yet not fall out. The base comes with only one hole.

As a planter, it looks OK. The rubber feet on you plug onto the ends of the legs just come off immediately. If you move it or lift it, they will be gone.It is steel, put together with nuts and bolts. The are ends, sides and a bottom, and where they meet, it is bound to leak. So whatever you put on the shelf below, well, be sure it doesn't mind getting wet.Having said that, it was a good price and it is a nice little planter. Too shallow for tomatoes, carrots, or potatoes, but perfect for lettuce, scallions, spinace, etc. Good height. It is very ugly. Fits in well in my backyard :-)