Raised Wooden Planter Vegetable Flower Bed with Liner

This is absolutely adorable and so easy to put together. It does need waterproof stain if putting outside in the elements. I will say it takes 2 people to start this project, ie, hold boards while assembling. You could probably figure out a way to do it without a second set of hands but easier with help.

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It took about 45 mins to assemble, smells really nice too...sorta of a cedar smell. I really like the yellow color. Its very sturdy, cant wait to get everything planted.

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Although it took a lot of effort, it was worth it in the end. It was very cost-effective

To be honest, this is more expensive than I expected for a raised bed, but I also wanted it to not start to rot after a few seasons, and this one looks pretty good as it has survived a year of freezing temperatures and New England winters. I love the clever design that allows it to be adjusted to a variety of sizes simply by assembling the panels in different ways. But remember, you’ll have to plan well before you fill it with soil and start planting. The sections are held together with stainless steel bolts… lots of bolts. This makes assembly easy, but fairly time-consuming, so keep that in mind. Considering how sturdy it is, it’s surprisingly lightweight and easy to move once assembled. I would highly recommend attaching the edge guards after filling is complete, though. To be honest, considering how durable it is, I’ll definitely be buying another one to expand my garden space once I clear out some of the trees in my front yard and get more sun. It may not look as classic as a timber frame bed, but if you value function over form, it will be much more durable over time.

bought these for about $65 each and they come assembled. They are awesome. Instructions and assembly were easy. I will put some dirt in them soon and paint them after they have weathered for a year. I have been thinking about this for a long time.