MUPATER 6x3x2FT Cedar Raised Garden Bed for Outdoor, Raised Garden Bed wit 6 Legs, 837lbs Large Elevated Garden Planter Box with Liner for Herbs,Vegetables, Rustic

Easy to assemble with two people. I did it by myself, but it was tricky with only two hands. The wood used seems very lightweight, but once it's all together it seems sturdy enough. Moving it into place after assembly feels flimsy, but it got there. My wife loaded it with soil and plants and it's doing a great job. Holds the weight well. Looks nice! My only complaint was with the thumbtacks. That's what they include to hold the liner in place. I didn't like that idea, as I could see them pulling loose, getting lost in the soil, and biting me in the future as I'm working in the dirt! We used some large clips to hold the liner.

I bought this for a garden space for my grandma, she can't bend over to garden. It went together well with the exception that one side had a board that was a little too long so it made the holes not align on one side. Also when we went to attach the top to the legs there were only premarked spots on one side and not the same amount as the instruction book. We used a couple of longer screws we had and it went well. It was kinda like some one half asked their job. Made of a real light soft wood had no trouble with splitting except where it didn't line up. Paper smelled nice. Took 8 bags of dirt. Slightly worried about winter survival even with a cover. All and all it was worth the money and easy to put together ♡♡

Pros6 feet long, & deep enough to plant vegetablesVery nice looking in the natural color out of the boxAll parts were in the box, and the instructions were simple enough to followConsNot all of the pre drilled holes were in exactly the right placeThe liner that you put inside is held by thumbtacks- probably would be better to augment its fastening with a staple gunThese are big and once you put in soil they are heavy- adding casters to allow the completed boxes to be moved short distance to avoid hail storm damage would be really usefulIf you buy these- the legs and base components are the first thing you find when you unpack the box. Although the instructions from the manufacturer have these as part of one of the last things you need to put together, I recommend assembling them first. You then have a cradle to hold the main parts of the box that will ensure that their fit and angles will align when you later come to attach the box to the base.

I put it together by myself (minor miracle). It looks great still going into fall. Still feels solid.

Looks good was a pain to assemble but only after a month it's sadly falling g apart. Would have to pass on this one

This was a surprise. I measured multi times trying to figure if this would fit the space I had. Somehow I didn't get it. BUT it is perfect! It did take 2 old people to put it together, and move it into the green house. Bought it for a surprise for hubby...He loves it. Tall enough that he doesn't have to bend over to garden. At 82 he still wanted to garden, but can't the conventional way. Great product.

After reading all the reviews I decided I'd strengthen the planters by adding more braces to the legs. I'm very pleased with this purchase. I added a drip system so the wood wouldn't get too soaked. I plan to remove and bag most of the soil this winter and cover the planters with tarp so that they'll last many years

People saying it's need solid cedar , true , it's dry, true ... but I priced the wood in todays out of control America and it would cost a lot to buy the wood and the have to figure out design and put up with left over wood. Personally being quite handy I found it easy to put together and not split the wood being heavy handed with power tools ... would be stronger wood so overall a 4 mainly because prices in USA are a rip off otherwise $100 would be the right price