Greenes Fence Timber Brown Powder-Coated Metal Raised Garden Bed Planter 24" W x 48" L

They have slide slots for assembly and just 4 clips for the top of the container. If you try to ammeble them alone, the panels will continue to fall.apart. if you try to move them - even inches- into place, they fall apart. I bought 2, so for the second one, I duct taped the slide slots once I contected the panels. This worked great. Assembled in basement, moved it outside. I would.strongly recommend that the manufacturer provide 8 clips for each container. I also bought.two.smaller contaimers from another manufacturer. They came with nut and bolt connectors. Even better.

I bought one a year ago and decided to add another. This one is actually not a deep and the slots to not stay together. You spend more time reinserting them and having them pop out, it made this purchase ridiculous. Not only did they make it smaller but the didn't include the plastic drop that goes inside. Never Again, but I will use it to hold dirt up and if I have to tape the sides together.

It is a little on the thin side and can be tricky to assemble if you don't take your time, especially if the surface your going to use it at is not perfectly level, and you'll quickly discover if it is once you try to put this together. I suggest assembling at the site of use as it can and often will fall apart of you try to assemble it in one place and move it to another. The colors are perfect and the shape and size works great in my garden. Would buy again in the future.

I found the assembly of the metal sides and corners pretty easy once I got the hang of it. I have placed them in my garden and partially filled with soil. They kept their shape and seem pretty sturdy. The finish (I bought the brown) seems tough, no scratches, and I didn’t ding them at all while assembling.I guess time will tell, but I am satisfied with the way they look and hold their shape when filled.

I love my raised containers! My garden is flourishing in these boxes. They appear to be good quality but we had to add small rivets to keep them together in a more sturdy way. Overall, we are happy with them. They are a little pricey but we hope to get several years out of them.

Side and end panels have two holes that need to slide into the end unit, once hooked up one side, and start connecting the end panel, when you lift to align and slide into the two holes, the other panel you have just attached will disengage. Wish they use screws to attached panels to the end unit. Assembled unit on table top and temporarily used duct tape to hold assembled (hooked up end) in place.

Most raised bed garden kits do not have a bottom and are meant to be placed on the ground. I wanted mine to sit on a base and raised off the ground so we used hardy board with holes drilled in it for the bottom so that it would be on a base and higher off the ground. The box is nice looking and sturdy if you add bolts to the corners. During assembly, I used duct tape to hold the corners together. I wanted to try it so I just bought one but will probably order more next year.

We put this in our new garden, and it has really served us well. It is deep enough for most plants and makes gardening easy.