Klantbeoordelingen voor VEVOR Verhoogd Bed, 203x102x48 cm, Metalen Plantenbak, Plantenbedset, Groentebed, Kruidenbed, Bloembed voor het kweken van Groenten, Bloemen, Fruit, Kruiden en Vetplanten

Garbage, I needed to reinforce this entire raised bed with 2x4s otherwise it bows/blows out when you add soil. Very poor design! Ended up costing me double due to having the build out an entirely new inner frame! The outer shell is high quality, but the structure of the whole unit is flimsy! The metal support beams just buckled when I added soil, so I had to remove soil and build out this frame (yes its not pretty, but it does the job)

Purchased, came in 2’x2’ panels. When I filled it with Material all of the seams started bursting out and looks terrible after. Took all material out and added my own supports inside before it completely broke.

There are 134 wingnut/screw combinations for assembly. The side pieces are relatively accurate but consumed a LOT of time for assembly. However, whoever designed the center brace assembly should have given more thought to the function. What a joke it is. Had to devise my own braces with PVC.

It is so clumsy and bent at the middle after filling with soil. It is out of shape raised bed.

These beds were affordable. The paneling itself and the corners are decent. The supports in the middle don't work well. Once its filled with soil the side walls are not straight anymore. We carefully filled the beds and tried adjusting the walls as we filled but nothing worked. I wouldn't buy these again. Pay a bit more for beds with a better support system!

The cross support bars in the middle are a terrible design and when you add dirt the collapse and pull the sides in distorting the walls. Looks like someone ran into the sides with a car. Will not buy these again.

Bought 3 of these to use in my backyard. They are much bigger than I thought so I only used 2. They took 6 yards of soil to fill, but the metal is pretty flimsy so one side looks like it's caving in and the other looks like it's ready to bust. We filled them slowly and evenly, but could kwep the sides flat/straight. The stabilizer rods are also pretty light and not very sturdy. The nuts and bolts were pretty tedious to put together also. I do like the height, length, and width. Hopefully they'll hold up. We'll just need to keep tightening the bolts over time to make sure they don't come apart. I would try something different next time, but for now hopefully they'll work for a few seasons at least.

Bowed out in multiple was when dirt was put in it bowed out he side and then bowed out the long way

I was impressed with the planter at first, then I noticed serious problems with design that really hurts its use.. 1. BIG problem - cross brace material is really bad, flimsy at best, and does NOT hold the sided from bulging. I even tried using all the braces in the middle and the middle still bulged, The top brace will get in the way of planting as well as working the dirt, I finally had to use T-POSTS to keep the sides from bulging.... 2. The corners leak dirt constantly as there is no provision to close the gaps between the straight edge end posts and the wavy edge side material. This became even worse after a rain storm and several inches of dirt flooded out through these openings.

The metal used for the sides is very week. I hsd to instal braces to keep the sides from bulging out of control. Can not get pics to upload. If you send me a email i will get them to you. Thank you Jim