Sunnydaze 11.75" H Raised Metal Garden Bed - Galvanized Raised Garden Bed Outdoor for Vegetables and Flowers - Silver - Square

Love this little planter. I needed something to finish up my Little Free Library. It was easy to assemble and is the perfect size!

Great little planter! The planter came in one small box and was delivered in perfect condition. The metal parts were covered in a protective plastic film. Taking off the film is the hardest part of the assembly process. After that if you can't assemble it in less that 15 minutes you should not, I repeat, should not be buying anything that requires assembly. They provide a set of small size gloves to protect your hands but they were to small to fit. There are extra screws and wing nuts so for those of us that always loose a screw, your covered. The metal sides are thick enough to provide adequate support, but, anything larger than 2' x 2' should have some type of braces. The wood grain color, while a bit more expensive, looks great. As to how long this will last is anybody's guess. So, now that the wife has approved it, I'll be ordering another.

Fits Around mailbox

Now that these are together, I love them and even had a neighbor comment on them, but I’d like to punch whoever came up with this design. 1st (and not unlike other raised metal planters of this style) there is thin plastic sheeting covering the front and back of every piece. After you peel all that off (not as easy or quick as you’d think), you have to hand thread all the little pieces of hardware. In dealing with the plastic and the screws, you’ve probably scratched yourself a few times bc the edges are super sharp. All of that is normal, but the part that really got me was the weird corners— they don’t make a square. It’s more like you’re making part of a giant octagon. But it’s not an octagon, so you have to wrestle this sharp metal and try to force it into a square. Then you have to keep holding this square shape (which is straining to pop back out) with 1 hand/arm while you try to line up screw holes, get a screw in, and get the back on far enough it doesn’t fall to the floor with your other hand. You got the top 1? Cool, but now the bottom hole isn’t lined up or secured so you have to fight it again. Once you have the top and bottom of the corner secured, you can use both hands to do the middle screws. Your hands and arms will be so tired and scratched up by the time you finish. If you have a helper, I’d suggest using them. Or you could buy planters that are actual squares and save yourself a lot of trouble.

I use these around the yard. I live in the low desert with horribly rocky/clay soil. These have been a game changer for planting small shade & fruit trees. Love the color!

Excellent product! Reality easy to assemble (though a few screws were tight fitting).Multiple neighbors have complimented and may likely purchase.Tip: Use paving stones to level if intended for sloped location.

After 2 years these are holding up well and still look good. I had my suspicions at first due to fairly light gauge metal, but, I would buy them again.

I used this around my mailbox as a planter. Turned out just perfect. It’s easy to assemble and very sturdy. Just the right size around the bottom of a mailbox.

The planter is very easy to assemble, it even comes with a pair of gloves for protection. It looks good too, filled with plants.

Easy installation