Outsunny Raised Beds for Garden, Galvanised Steel Outdoor Planters with Multi-reinforced Rods for Vegetables, Plants, Flowers and Herbs, 180 x 90 x 59 cm, Dark Grey

Not to bad to put together but does take time,easier to assemble sides and corner panels first on a flat surface if you have one then do final assembly where they are to be situated. They do take a lot of filling, I was replacing old wooden beds so had soil on site ,but if buying in would need a lot. Seem sturdy when put together and filled, would buy again
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Great product, can be assembled by one person in about 30 minutes, just be aware of possible sharp corners. I chose to add 2 extre braces in the mid section although they may not be required by everyone. The tubs are used in a Polycrub and look great whilst providing a good growing area for crops, they are a great alternative to wooden beds and cost a lot less also reducing the doubts strrounding treated timber and food safety. The beds arrived quickly, well packed and with no missing parts.
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Instructions could be better. Took few hours to assemble. Solid and manage to plant a good crop.
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It was alot bigger than I thought it would be,I should really learn to measure things. The diagram could have done with being a bit bigger but other than that it was pretty straight forward to build.I was worried when it looked like my screws were too small until my son told me I had the piece the wrong way round.I also remember so people commenting on parts being sharp so we were very carefull putting it together.It took 2 people to put together but 1 person could do it,I was just to lazy to screw 88 screws in by my self so my son and I assembled it it took about 1hr and 30 mins but he is autistic and get frustrated easy and I have RA and raynaurd which is playing up bad at the min.we were really pleased with it hubby not so much as even though we put the screws in they are only hand tight so tomorrow he's has to go and tighten up all 88 screws,as you can imagine he was over joyed by that lol. The hardest part was having to move all the compost bags and other raised beds I had just set up as it was just too big for where I was going to put it and being the really clever person I am I bought 2 of them and a wooden raised bed so no idea how I'm going fit them in the small space I have allocated for my raised bed area.All in all they are really good and will be extreamly sturdy when hubby tightens everything up,I would say I will be getting more but I have no idea how I'm going to fit the ones I have.I would definatly recommend them but measure the space especially it space is limited.
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Instructions are near impossible to understand. Doesn't look as good as it does in the picture And they make you paid to return cost me £17 to.send it back not happy
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Easy to put together and look great. Replaced old wooden beds that had perished.
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Takes a bit of time to put together, but that’s all ok: All the main surfaces on the flat panels are covered in plastic film to prevent scratching. The corners however have the protection film on the inside and not the outside! So that meant the panels had gotten scratched in transit. The centre stabilising bars are also a strange affair. The top horizontal bar would have been better a couple of inches down from the upper edge. As it stands if the bed is not absolutely brimming with soil - the metal bar protrudes from the surface. I used around 900-1000 litres of topsoil to get it to the level shown in the first photo. It’s worth peeling the plastic film away from the panels around the holes before assembling so that you aren’t trying to pick off areas of plastic film from around the nuts and bolts later. Overall a bit flimsy but reasonable for the price.
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Was a little fiddly to put together, but worth it. It’s currently full of potatoes, parsnips and beetroot. Hopefully a decent crop.
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