Reseñas de clientes para VEVOR - Jardinera elevada de metal galvanizado de 1,2 x 60 x 30 cm, jardinera de exterior con base abierta, para cultivar flores, verduras y hierbas en el jardín, patio o balcón, color plateado

They will work. The supports that hold the sides are very flimsy. It us holding material for a vegetable garden.

They take a while and a large space to assemble. There are gaps at the corners where mice and voles can get in. Otherwise appear to be a good product at competitive price.

works and looks great. made of heavy Guage material. fairly easy to assemble. I would recommendto anyone.

I have mixed reviews on these beds. I bought A LOT of them- the ones that are about 12" high, 8 feet by 4 feet, and the 2 foot high ones, 8 feet by 4 feet. If you want to actually see the beds put together go to YouTube, look up Hickory Hill Homestead (light green logo) and you'll see a recent video there. There are a TON of bolts and wingnuts. I believe I counted 72 in total for the shorter beds and even more for the taller ones. You can imagine how long these took to put together. There are 4 total pieces of metal on each long side, 2 pieces of metal on the short sides, 4 corner pieces to hook the sides together, and 3 middle supports. One tip- do not put the bolts in on the bottom of the long sides because you have to add the supports, so it saves a tiny bit of time to wait until you put the supports in to add those bolts. Customer service did not make me happy as one of the shorter beds was missing a long piece to the long side and instead I had an extra piece of the short side. At first they offered me $20 as a refund on a nearly $80 raised bed. No thanks... give me a side piece so I can finish the bed. They said they could not and would not send me a new one. They finally gave me a $45 refund. That still does not make me happy at all.

The garden beds seem sturdy and the actual assembly was easy. However there was plastic that was extremely annoying to peel off (for reference I ordered 6 beds and each one took me about two hours just to peel plastic. Actual assembly after peeling was less than an hour. This was inconvenient but I understand wanting to protect the product. My main issue is that with no damage to the boxes and all of the super annoying plastic wrap, almost every panel of every garden bed was scratched anyway. Many were deep gouges I assume were made during production since they were beneath the undamaged plastic. Very frustrating and now I’m concerned these beds I spent hours peeling plastic from and assembling are just going to rust anyway. I guess time will tell. The size and price are great but having ordered other beds from two other companies (all of which had not a single scratch beneath the plastic that was easier to peel), I’m hesitant to recommend these. I’ve had great luck with vevor products in the past so I’m very disappointed. Out of 6 beds not a single one had less than 4 panels that were damaged.

I prefer last year's model. The inner support system is flimsy, and my container containers are buckled.

Also with this one no liner included , no protective band for the top . Those where in previous order that i have done .

I bought it a week ago and filled it 3/4 to the top with soil. First, it was very easy to build, even though the instructions are inadequate. The finish is great and it looks good in the garden. I think there's insufficient support bracing from side to side. There's only one * shaped cross brace and the sides are starting to bulge out between the brace and the ends against the weight of the soil. I would happily pay more for 2 additional braces. I've used Vevor about 10 times and am very happy with the value and quality of everything I've received up to this point. I'll continue to be a customer but I'm skeptical about the durability of this raised bed.

The 2ft deep beds are not well supported to prevent deforming from the weight of the dirt. The 1ft beds have 3 supports along the length to hold their shape but the 2ft deep have only one support in the middle. The design of this support has a central hub which will get pressed down and pull the sides in. To prevent this, you must cut a supporting piece to fit snugly under the hub and prevent it from moving. Then, slowly fill the bed from the outside edges in. Otherwise they tend to get pulled in and deformed. Otherwise, it's a good bed.

There's a plastic wrap on the panels which was absolutely impossible to get off and one panel was scratched up. Structurally it's okay and setting up fairly straight forward but the instructions were very lacking.