Land Guard 8ft Galvanized Raised Garden Bed Kit, Raised Garden Boxes Outdoor, Oval Metal Raised Garden Beds for Vegetables, Silver,108 Gallon Capacity(with 10 Connecting rods)

Very easy to assemble and turned out great. These are easy to make a bit smaller if needed - just add one or two less panels that are on the sides. Got this assembled in a little more than half an hour without trying to rush. only thing I was a little concerned about is that the round pieces all seemed to have a little bend in the probably from shipping because they were all the same. I ordered two and the other one was fine. I can and will easily bend them back into shape though. I would recommend putting it together in a place where you can't lose the parts if dropped (like long grass) because moving to their permanent location will be easy due to the light weight. happy with this purchase.

After reading reviews of this product, I decided to give it a try and for under $30 how high could my expectations be. I could not be happier with it and felt the need to write a review. It could not have been any easier to assemble, every hole lined up perfectly and it went together relatively quick. There are many screws, so it is a little time consuming. As for stability, unless you slam straight into it at full steam with a lawnmower, it seems very stable to me. They even provided extra screws and nuts for assembly. Very happy.

Good product for a reasonable price. Kits arrived damage-free in compact packaging. I ordered three 8’ kits intending to build out two 10’ long raised beds. This meant I’d have a 4’ section left over. Assembly is straightforward and instructions were as clear as any other flat-pack product purchased these days. There were no missing pieces or holes as other reviewers have reported, and although I did have some leftover hardware to draw from if needed, I can still build out the remaining 4’ bin with the correct amount of bits. I recommend assembling these on a flat surface like a driveway or deck to make sure they are plumb when fully built. I found it best to install the upper row of tie rods as I went along assembling the two sides. It keeps it somewhat stable during the assembly. A power driver sped up the tedious installation of all the bolts. Because I was fabricating 1/2” screen wire to be fastened to the bottom of each bed, I waited to install the bottom row of bolts & tie rods. Once the sheet metal was assembled, I put it up on sawhorses to attach the rodent proofing screen to the inside at the bottom by bolting the screen in place as I installed the bottom row of fasteners. I added washers to make the wire more secure. It took a bit of time to add this to the assembly, but it came out very clean and completely critter resistant. The final assembly dropped right into place and I added metal stakes bolted to the inside to assure they stay level and secure. Final installation looks and functions great.

Mine is going strong after two years! Very glad I bought it, but it was an absolute NIGHTMARE to put together.

Sometimes you need a specific sized grow box that is both narrow and long at the same time. In this case I needed an 8 foot long grow box, that was 2 feet wide and a foot tall to sit next to a 4 foot wide one that I already had that is the same style, width and height. The 8' version made by Land Guard fit the bill. It is not too surprising since they also made the 4 foot wide one. This is not the most heavy duty grow box that you will ever find, but it is a deal that is had to beat for a grow box kit of this size. Assembly instructions are not great, but if you are in any way mechanically inclined assembly is fairly simple. I am sure the engineer that created the instructions felt they were pretty straight forward, but I am sure a lot of people will find them confusing. It is amazing that this grow box kit shows up in 12" x12" x 4" box that includes all of the pieces and assembly hardware. I seriously thought they shipped wrong kit. Overall it fits my needs and looks nice, what more could you ask for?