Yaheetech 8×2ft Wooden Horticulture Raised Garden Bed Divisible Elevated Planting Planter Box for Flowers/Vegetables/Herbs in Backyard/Patio Outdoor, Natural Wood, 95 x 25 x 11in

This raised garden has worked perfect for our garden! It’s very sturdy and thick enough to hold all of the soil in it. It was super easy to put together. We tilled under the bed to give the plants more room to grow. We have had great success with this bed. The size works great for those squash plants that grow out of control and need more room.

Looks great, easy to assemble. Quality of can be improved. Let’s see how long it lasts.

These are great planters! With the price of lumber, you can’t build these yourself cheaper. It takes only a few minutes to assemble and you can configure them in different shapes if you buy more than 1. I bought 4! They are lightweight, and the wood is thin. I’ll update my review at the end of the season on how they held up.

Assembly was so easy. I’ve had them for about 3 months now and have had no issues. Sturdiness is good, very happy with this product.

This was very easy to put together the boards are Dove Tailed so you just lock them together without any screws at all. The only screws are for the CAPS on the Posts . My Adult Son assembled this for me in less than 20 minutes . The boards are somewhat Thin but very good condition I would say about 1/2 inch thick or so . I definitely recommend this product for use in your home garden

Easy to put together and has a lot of space for plants! great accent piece for my back yard. Love the modular design to either make it longer and or taller

Very nice! And easy to out together. I will be buying more .

I was hoping against hope this would be a decent garden bed. But sadly, that wasn't the case for this product. It arrived fine, no massive cracks just the normal tiny ones here and there. It was made from cedar and looked well cut but when I put this together is when it went wrong. Before putting everything together I decided to paint it for protection against weather and pests. I used an oil-based paint as anything else would just flake off in weeks.Now after painting between rain spells I was very happy to get this project under way. Just as I am putting it together corner pieces, I noticed were hard to connect with the panels as it was a VERY snug fit. So, I brought in a soft rubber mallet to help myself along being mindful not to hit the wood to hard as it is cedar and it a soft wood. Welp, it didn't matter if I just tapped or breathe on it. That wood splintered no matter how gentle I handled it and at one point one of the corners snapped off as I was trying to slot the corner end with the panel. Thankfully the corners were crafted to connect with more garden beds and so I just used the slots that weren't damaged and painted over the exposed wood. All in all, it turned out okay, but it was stressful and just annoying. It will do for now, but I am looking into metal garden bed kits. No more wood.