Costway Outdoor Planter Box with Trellis Water Level Indicator Removable Space Dividers Coffee

It fits our requirements perfectly. It is easy to assemble and lightweight, so it is easy to move. After filling with soil, the wall is very solid.

We are redoing our front yard and need some raised planters. I was undecided whether to get metal or wood. We are very happy with our purchase and now have four. They are easy to assemble, lightweight, and seem durable. The only problem is that the rubber on the top doesn't seem to stick so we plan to glue it on. I still give it 5 stars as we will be buying two more.

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was blown away by the excellent customer service on this product. When we started putting it together, we discovered that one of the parts was missing a hole that was needed to mount the wheel. I called COSTWAY and they said we could just pack it up and send it back for a replacement. It was great, except that the parts were scattered all over the dining room floor, the box was a bit deformed, and it was bulky and heavy. I really don't want to do that again. I just needed a simple "A-part" leg. I contacted the manufacturer and they responded quickly, saying that customer satisfaction was their top priority and that I didn't need to return the product for a replacement. This company has given me renewed confidence in great customer service. Also, the product itself was easy to assemble, fully functional, and well made. I've been thinking about having a raised garden for several years and I'm glad I found this product.

Beautiful vinyl garden planter trellis. Super easy to put together. You will need a rubber mallet. The description and picture said this is white. It is not white but gray. I was initially really annoyed but decided it was better in gray so everything in my front yard is not all in white. Seems pretty durable. But you will meed zip ties to hold the trellises together because it will separate when windy. I also put rocks in the bottom. They were on a super sale making these a really good purchase.

The raised bed is of good quality and easy to assemble. I like it very much

This raised garden bed makes it so easy for beginners! It took less than 30 minutes to build and no tools were needed. The wood feels solid and the size is perfect for growing herbs and veggies without looking crowded. It stays neat, drains well, and looks beautiful in my yard. This is definitely a great way to start gardening! I

One person can easily assemble it. It will definitely take less than an hour with a power drill. Good materials.

Great job! I painted it black and put it in front of my yard. It was very easy to assemble.

Parts broke apart during assembly. Assembly was simple, except the parts didn't line up perfectly, and the product could be more robust to withstand the shock during assembly. Other than that, I'm very happy with this purchase.

The box was super small which worried me at first but the finished product turned out great and only required a few small parts to assemble. Overall very happy with the product.

I love this planter. I am considering adding another one next year. It is very easy to assemble. I am petite and can assemble it by myself. The quality is very good. This photo was taken in the second year and it is still in good condition.

Great value and easy to assemble. This thing is super cheap so I didn't expect much. It was a breeze to assemble which was great. It feels a little flimsy to be honest but it works fine. It's definitely enough for a beginner like me. I highly recommend it if you're just starting out and don't want to spend a lot of money.

It works perfectly to keep my veggies out of the dogs reach! The hay ring keeps them out and the higher edge means they can't help me "water" them! Now it's dog proof, weed eater proof, and lawn mower proof! Even the grandkids are safe!!! It wasn't hard to assemble, but I wish I'd considered how big it was before I started! For future convenience, it's best to assemble it close to where you're going to use it, as it's too much to move by yourself. It would be nice if I had an extra pair of hands to help, as it's not heavy, just a little awkward to move.

I'm new to gardening and my husband bought me this for Mother's Day and it fits perfectly next to my greenhouse. My son put it together easily and it's very sturdy. You need about 4 bags of soil per compartment. I've already ordered one so I can transplant the remaining seedlings that aren't showing. I still have a lot to learn but I'm very happy with these boxes for the price and how they function in the space I have. The fabric on the bottom is a nice touch too.

These look like they would make great planters. I bought two. But... they may rust in the future and they are difficult to assemble. The screws and wing nuts will be exposed to wet soil and they don't look stainless or galvanized. I expect they will rust. Also, assembly is not easy and is best done by two people. There are 80 nuts and 16 bolts per corner holding the two sides together. Find and hold the bolts while reaching to the other side to connect the threads, then hold the wing nut bolts, which can be difficult while reaching your hand into the bottom hole 2 feet below the edge of the planter. Now, holding the wing nut on one side and the bolt on the other, you will need a third hand to tighten them. Make sure you have an electric screwdriver and someone to help you do this. I have assembled many things. This was one of the most awkward.

If you read this review I would give it five stars. We bought two of these beds and they look beautiful but were a little troublesome to assemble. I think if the instructions had a little more detail no one would have the problems we had. The first thing that happened was we opened the box and found out that 80 washers were missing. We decided to buy another bed, got the 80 washers and called the company to get the missing ones back. In the other box we had a different set of instructions that did not mention washers and there were no washers in the box either, looking at the first box I saw that the washers were not for that product so I got the instructions for a different product. Problem solved so we put the first bed together. Note that the four corner brackets have holes in the bottom that must be put in the bottom to insert the stakes. We put two corners together correctly and had to take it apart and put it in correctly. It would be so easy if the instructions reminded you to do this. There was also a film on one of the already finished sides that was used to mark the outside of the flower box and we didn't notice it at first so had to redo the other side. Once we figured out the mistake the flower bed was easy to put together and although it took a little longer the second one went three times faster than the previous one. We left the screws a little loose thinking it would make assembly easier so I just tightened them all as I went along. Well that's my story, hopefully it helps someone. The flower bed is really pretty and looks great, I would buy it again!

This planter, made from solid wood, assembles beautifully. Unfortunately, it was challenging to assemble due to poor quality control during the manufacturing process. Manufacturing issues include: - The dovetail slots are not symmetrical, meaning the angles on either side of the slot are not the same. The same is true for the tabs on the ends of the planks. Some planks can be "matched" to the slots so they slide in easily, but not all can - and none of the planks have markings on them to indicate which way the plank should face when inserted into the post. - The stained planks have stain blobs on the tabs on the ends. These stain blobs increase the height of the plank as it inserts into the dovetail slot on the post. These must be sanded off before the plank can be inserted into the post. - Most of the planks fit tightly, and partly because of the above issues, need to be hammered in with a mallet. However, be careful when using a mallet, as hammering can cause the post to misalign with the plank - always check the alignment as you hammer it in. Never hit the planks with a hammer. The planks are thin and can easily splinter. Just hammer into the post (even if you need to hit the post to get the tabs into the slots). After carefully sanding the tabs to remove stains and small amounts of material, the boards can be slid into the slots―some easily, others requiring tapping with a rubber mallet. The boards are only 9/16-inch thick, and the dovetail tabs are much narrower at the end. Be careful when sanding or tapping, as it's easy to break the tabs with too much force. Once the final assembly is complete, the whole thing is sturdy and beautiful. Time will tell how long these boards can withstand the pressure of soil in a pot filled with plants. The kit includes a 2x8-inch weed guard to prevent weeds from growing through the opening at the bottom of the pot. Despite some assembly issues, this planter is impossible to make with store-bought materials at the price listed on COSTWAY. So, I think it's still a good deal as a solid wood raised flower bed.