Lit de jardin surélevé en bois 2 pi x 2 pi Haralds

Not good quality wood. It easily splits. The parts do not fit together so you have to sand them down. The holes are not placed well so the wood splits when you screw stuff in and the castor hardware is too big so it sticks out. The bottom wood panels are a little small so dirt will fall through. It requires a lot of work to put together even without all the problems.

We will plant herbs and flowers, perhaps some small vegetables. The 2 that we bought were assembled during a baseball game on TV...The design is fun - we'll use them to plant early as they can be rolled into the garage if frost is predicted.

I bought 2 of these planters and will use one for planting herbs. The other one, I dropped the bottom down so that I would have more soil space and planted a lemon tree in it that I can keep in the house in the winter. I had to put plastic lining in both as water/soil will leak through the cracks and I plan to move both inside in the winter.

I hadn't scrolled to the last picture to see all of the pieces, so the unassembled item I received looked daunting. It took me 2 hours to assemble, with short breaks to rest my hands. It's not difficult, just 40 Phillips screws and 16 wing nuts. It looks nice, I'm just not sure how well this raw wood will hold up. I'm tempted to paint it. It's a nice size and I like the style.

These were a gift to my husband who loves to plant vegetables. Our two units assembled by my husband and son. Each assembly took about an hour. We are going to seal the wood with a non-toxic (food safe) sealant to prolong the life of our two rolling gardens.