Crownland Outdoor 4 ft Stand-up Raised Garden Bed Wooden Garden Box for Backyard, Vegetables Herbs Flowers Planter, Suitable Elevated

This product was so easy to assemble without any hiccups. Originally I ordered two thinking they were from the same seller and was going to return this. After the seller reached out I realized it was not the same and I decided to keep it. It took me 15 minutes or less to build and is perfect for our berry patch.

I don’t normally leave reviews on anything, but I felt like this one was needed. I got my raised garden bed within TWO DAYS of ordering. It was so easy to assemble (literally took like 15 minutes) and it is pretty sturdy. I love the look of it and I’m just very pleased with my order!

There were so many negative reviews about this planter that I was nervous about ordering it. But I wanted a simple wooden planter box for the yard and I ordered it.There were comments about the dovetails not lining up and the box being wobbly, but it was easy to assemble and is sturdy. The wood is soft, so I applied a clear weatherproofing.My advice is to create the basic box shape first. The rails will be snug in the posts and the box will be sturdier if you get the posts selected correctly. If you remove a post, you could end up with a less than snug fit or worse, you could crack the post and have to glue it together.Make sure that the posts have the holes on top, then use your rubber mallet to tap the short and long rails into the posts. After you've formed the bottom row of rails, it's easier to tap the other rails in.

I was so excited when I ordered this item and could not wait for its arrival. Took everything out of the box. Read the instructions. Assembly started. The pegs used for the boards to come together split the wood when hammer in. Not worth the money. Spend more for better quality. Other boards also had a split in them. Again, spend the money for better quality. I was going to send it back but my grandchildren still used the boards to paint pictures.

I have contacted the seller still have not herd back. Purchased this item but it is damaged. Wood split in 2 does not hold.UPDATE: While customer service has remedied the situation by sending a whole new pallet. The quality is still jackshit. The part that was broken was replaced but it still broke in 2 pieces and it's unable to be assembled.

I'm a beginner at this so, I didn't know how much soil to put in it, so on one side of the box I planted some celery, basil, romaine lettuce and carrots, the other side of it, I put my planters of tomatoes, jalapenos and sweet peppers.It's works for me.

Only needed a screwdriver if it was perfect. I found that the slots to slide pieces b and c (walls) were a little off and so they required me to use my mallet to get pieces to go all the way down the slots. There were no predrilled holes other than in the legs, so when it came to getting the nail to go into the walls, I needed to use my drill to get the nail to go all the way in. No problem. Comes with the liner.

the idea of no hardware was great but the cuts of this wood is horrible as you try to slide the boards in the slits. the wood kept cracking and splitting. the cuts were unwven or awkward to get started. as you can see we had to clamp ends as they would split sliding boards in. finally we thought to lightly sand the splintered grooves to aid sliding the boards in. many times the boards would get lodged in the jadded rough cuts in the grooves. this was just so arduous, tiresome and time consuming. we really needed 4 people so someone could hold the opposite ends steady so you could slide the boards evenly without adding stress to the fragile wood. nice concept on a design but this was too hard for something so simplistic.the boards have kinda these beveled triangled ends that are supposed to fit like puzzle pieces and slide in but either the wood is swelled or more likely cheap, unevenly cut that the pieces do not lock in or slude in well at all. the pieces would split causing structure failure. extremely disappointed!not everyone will have a workshop with repair options like we had and even then this was a hard piece to assemble.many times i was tempted to use it as firewood. even after we'd wood glue and set up the clamps, wait days for glue to dry; it'd split again inserting the next board.we gingerly carried this outdoords trying to avoid it falling apart on us.you can see the final resting place in our yard.maybe we got a bad batch but my God; skip this one.