4 Tiers Vertical Raised Garden Bed, Planter Raised Beds Standing Elevated Planter Bed with Planter Tray for Indoor and Outdoor Flowers Herbs Vegetables, Brick Red

I thought cheap meant poor quality, but no. The only thing against my item is that one of the wire frames holding the planter was slightly bent so planter was not firmly set and a bit lopsidd. All the others were ok, The planters had a tray with an overflow hole that looked like it was part of the tray - very good. I plan on using these for all my herbs and maybe starter plants. Umm, maybe I should get another.

Light weight but a good versatile planter

When on sale, it was a great deal. Will be awesome on my small patio. Went together easily and seems pretty sturdy

The packaging was very tight so there was damage in the plastic parts. The containers were mostly fine but 1 seemed to have taken a hit on one corner. Also, two of the pans arrived broken in a corner. As I really just needed three, not four, I'll just use the damaged container and one of the broken pans on the bottom. The other pan I will try to fix with some silicone. It's just a cheap planter anyway and one can't expect the world from something made in China. Assembly instructions were clear and the extra screws and nut a welcomed extra for those that might loose one. Top 3 will become sequential radish planters and (broken) bottom some herbs or even flowers to attract pollinators for the nearby tomatoes. It's a decent buy but a little extra packaging space/care would be nice for company to consider in the future.

The media could not be loaded.  The set is nice but one of the planting pot brackets came damaged. If the seller could send me a replacement of that piece I would be an extremely happy costumer!

Love this and was exactly what I needed for our indoor herb garden. It’s sturdy (especially with added soil), small enough that it doesn’t take up a ton of space and also large enough for multiple herbs.

Assembly was neither easy nor complicated. The instructions were clear enough, most of the pieces snap together like tent poles. The fiddly part is attaching the braces and the planter holding frames with bolts and nuts, included. Not hard, just time consuming.The unit is light weight, my wife will use it for whatever she's going to use it for. I could see this used with lots of annuals, as long as they don't get too big. Stuff that waterfalls down rather than growing straight up could go in that top planter.Wouldn't put anything in there that's going to get real big, or make a large area for wind to catch. Not sure how this will fare on some 30mph wind day, time will tell. If your performs poorly in the wind, I'll come back to edit this review.This feels like 35 maybe 40 bucks to me, current price is $50.Happy overall, not quite overjoyed.

Has the advantage of being able to have multiple plantings without a bunch of separate pots. Nice drainage built into the bottoms.