Reseñas de clientes para VEVOR Cama Elevada de Jardín 122,5 x 62,5 x 28 cm Jardinería Elevada de Metal Galvanizado para Cultivo de Flores Plantas Hierbas Huerto Urbano para Jardín Terraza Patio Balcón Plata con Accesorios

Nice Garden bed. I built a 4 door encloser out of treated wood and black chicken wire to keep the critters out. I also made a base out of Gray Composite Square Edge Deck Board. Both were secured with custom 3d printed brackets. I have other metal garden beds an the tend to sink and shape shift over time. By securing the garden bed to the base and encloser will ensure less movement over time. Total material cost for the add on's approx $300 cdn.

Bought three of these raised beds and they've turned out to be the perfect size for what I have needed. The first one was a bit tough to put together.But once you have the idea, the rest came together pretty easy. There are also the perfect size for my trellis system and are all around a decent product and have plans to buy more.

I really expected the assembly to be awkward, but it was easy if not a little tedious. And then I was SURE that I was going to constantly snag myself and my clothes on the wing nuts, but that hasn't happened even once yet. The height makes my plants easy to maintain, but the beds require less soil than taller models. The galvanized finish stays pretty clean and the panels are thin but good quality for their purpose. I planted my first bed with 4 peas, 4 pole beans, 6 spinach, and 4 strawberries, so the beds are spacious. Also, I wrapped mi e with chicken wire to keep the cats out, and the wing nuts were really useful anchors during the wrapping process!

Works perfectly for my little garden, saves my back!!!!! It was a little time consuming to put together, but definitely worth it…

I got on of these last year and they lasted through the winter so I got second one. The price actually went down from last year! It takes a long time to set up because of all the screws.

I got this garden bed last year and it's still looks like new. I left it outside during winter. The only thing is the the side might look a warped if you don't distribute the soil evenly.

These are a pretty good "bang for the buck"; I couldn't buy the material alone for the price of one of these. The mnodular aspect is nice, but it gets tedious putting them together when doing multiple units (we bought 13). They are made up of (roughly) 24" long panels with a lot of fasteners. The only part that seems really cheaply made is the cross ties, but they do the job.

have to say it lot to put together. it look great after it done. I love the way it looks. I am going to build a large group of beds covering an area 20 feet by 74 feet. only 26 more bed to go.

I bought 8 of these, after researching and planning my garden. I used 2 'kits' to make a "T"-shaped bed since I don't do anything by the book... Lots and lots of prep to put these together... The panels all come with a protective plastic sheet on 1 side - removing it is a bit tedious, but it does keep them looking nice. Then the Wingnuts...wow, there's a lotta nuts and bolts! 8 per panel - just be prepared! They went together well and the braces, while a bit flimsy, should keep them from bowing out from the weight of the soil that goes in. All-in-all, I'm very happy with the outcome and look forward to less bending-over during the gardening season.

Nice and neat…easy to assemble