Selections Metal Raised Vegetable Bed in Green (100cm x 100cm x 30cm)

I am so pleased with these beds I have just bought my third - sadly there is absolutely no room in my garden for any more. They are really easy to put together and they look great. Furthermore I ordered them late yesterday and was told they would arrive two to four days later and they have just been delivered less than 24 hours after ordering (and not on Prime).

Easy to put together, takes around 30 mins and comes with a few spare nuts and bolts.The panels come with a plastic film to protect the metal, suggest remove these if growing edibles but for flowers you can probably leave them on. Now to fill them up, recommend old wood and old compost on the bottom which will save you money on garden compost.Would definitely order again.

This is a perfect replacement for an existing wooden raised bed which had seen better days. Assembling is fairly straightforward however some of the nuts/bolts provided hadn't been tapped fully, so were a bit difficult to use. No biggie and you can use any standard bolts to hold the walls in place. All in all, a great product and we'll probably buy another when the next wooden bed needs replacing.

I am in a rented house, so I could remove it when I leave, this was easy to put together by myself. It was a lot bigger than I expected but it is absolutely beautiful and worth the money.I recommend you put it together with the bolts loose then tighten once all together

Its strong better than i expected easy to assemble fit just were i needed it well pleased bought 2

I bought two of these last year and they were an ideal lockdown addition to my garden that helped me to grow courgettes, carrots and beans galore. This year I have bought two more, so I’m clearly a satisfied customer! I assembled them easily on my own -and if I can do it, anyone can.

Easy to build. The metal is quite sharp so best keeping young kids away from them.

Seems sturdy enough and much better than the canvas one we had before which was ripped by either a fox or a strimmer (living in flats it could have been anybody). It's nice and deep too, enough for carrots or parsnips I'd say. Need quite a bit of compost to fill. We've bought another to go alongside it, never grown winter vegetables before and looking forward to it.