MIXC Wooden Raised Garden Bed with Legs, 48”L X 24”W, Elevated Reinforced Large Planter Box for Vegetable Flower Herb Outdoors - Beam and Column Structure - Unmatched Strength Outlast

This planter is well-designed and constructed out of all hardwood, better than I expected. It was also a bit larger than I thought it would be, which is great. The instructions and assembly are fun and easy, they include a nice tool for the larger screws, and also included a small pack with one extra large and small screw just in case. Nice touch. They also include a thick Mylar-type plastic liner sheet. It looks heavy duty.Another reviewer complained that there are small gaps between the base planks when assembled, but that is exactly what you want in a planter, it aids with drainage. The last thing you want is water pooling on the wood. They also have a single medium-sized drainage hole drilled in each base plank. Mine fit together perfectly, all the holes and joints lined up, and assembly was quick and easy. It's also a great deal.

I love this planter. Easy to construct and appears to be very sturdy. I put some linseed oil in it to protect it from harsh Florida sun and storms. Plenty of room - 2 tomato, 2 bell peppers, 1 green bean and two strawberry plants. Lots of holes and slats for draining. Only caution is the planter liner. I didn’t see any way for the water to drain, so I used the given liner for the inside walls and used gardening/weed protection material for the bottom.

Sturdy and easily put together. Loved the plastic on the legs. Much larger than anticipated. Looks much more expensive than really was. Filled with herbs.

I just LOVE this product. I now have 5 of them. I use them for herbs, vegetables, and flowers. They look beautiful straight out of the box and an excellent value. They are at a perfect height for me making gardening easier.

Great value, easy to assemble and quality materials.

I needed a planter with the very dimensions 32 x 16, so I was quite happy to find this product listed. Unfortunately, those are not the dimensions. Notice those little caps in the corner? As far as I can tell, their sole purpose is to extend about .75 inches over all sides so that a 30.5 x 14.5 container can be called 32 x 16. Result: I couldn't use it for the intended purpose and was quite annoyed at this borderline false advertising.I will say the wood has a pleasant smell, so maybe I would've kept this and used it for something else, but notice in the photos how you can see light shining through the boards at the bottom of the planting bed? The manufacturer gives you a piece of plastic weed barrier as a work-around to prevent soil from falling out, but come on, the pieces should fit together correctly. Any experienced gardener knows that weed barrier will disintegrate over time. Another problem is that the legs are not the same length. I tried moving the planter to several different surfaces, but it consistently wobbled. Yes, I could shove something under the short leg to fix this, but again this is poor manufacturing. I decided to disassemble the whole thing and send it back for a refund.

Pretty impressed. We will see how they hold up.

Considering the weight and size of the materials, I had my fingers crossed hoping that it would be shipped with no damage. But I had no such luck. Upon inspecting the parts before assembling, I found a crack on each of the two longest boards l. The cracks tan along the grain. One of the boards had the crack right through the board. It was unfortunate because the wood was beautiful and the product seemed to be a great concept with a good price point. Just need to figure out a way to ship more securely to avoid damage.Since I did not build any parts, I was able to repackage the product parts to send back for a refund. But I do have a knack for packaging back items. So I can definitely see it might be challenging for folks to package all the parts back. Plus this sucker is heavy to lift. Anyways, the seller provided me a refund with no hassles.