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EASY MOBILITY: Built with a set of locking wheels to move the planter from place to place and capture the right amounts of sun and shade
ERGONOMIC STRUCTURE: Stands 32 inches tall, making it perfect for those who struggle to bend down or lean over while gardening
GARDEN BED LINER: Separates wood from the soil, keeping planter in excellent condition and preventing weeds and other invasive species from interfering with plant growth
MAXIMIZE SPACE: Get the most out of your planting and storage space thanks to the large bed with a built-in storage shelf for your favorite garden accessories
4 DRAINAGE HOLES: Allows excess water to drain out, preventing root breakdown and oversaturation while keeping the soil fresh; OVERALL DIMENSIONS: 48″(L) x 24″(W) x 32″(H); Weight Capacity: 100 lbs.

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  1. A. Grey

    Excellent Product For The Price Point
    I’m not a big review writer, but I wanted to leave one for this product because, thus far, I really think it’s a great deal for the price. We bought two of them, in the natural finish. They came very well packaged, all parts neatly labeled with clear instructions. I looked through the instructions prior to beginning and when I opened the package, I separated all the pieces and set them out in their groups. I am not any sort of expert or experienced builders so doing this makes it very easy to avoid confusion as you work. I used only a manual screwdriver.Also, I deal with long covid/chronic illness including POTs wherein my BP/heart rate can soar or bottom out with effort and strain. Even so, I got the first box put together in an hour, just long enough for a Locations Unknown podcast episode. All of the pieces feet perfectly, and I had no trouble on that count. I’ve seen some reviews complaining that the wood is flimsy, it’s not. It IS, however, pine, and thus soft, which is exactly the sort of wood you would expect for a hundred dollar product. It was all in good shape, cleanly cut and good quality, just soft pine. If you do use a power tool go gentle and don’t over-tighten everything and you’ll be fine. The instructions tell you to leave the screws ‘loose’ until everything is together. I screwed them in until there was about a quarter inch left on the legs/ends/sides (the supports and rack I tightened completely) and then once it was all together I went around and tightened the screws I’d left looser.I’ve also seen people complaining about having to spend a lot to make these last. We’ll see how ours do. We bought spray sealant, and our own porous liner to use, about $40 total for those items. But again, you’re buying a $100 raised bed, not a $600 pre-made, sealed cedar box with a five year warranty. I consider the purchase of the sealant, and porous liner to be part of the purchase of dirt, seeds plants, etc. I mean, no one expects these beds to come with all the dirt, and all of the plants, so I’m not sure why the idea of buying sealant upsets them. I saw one review say that when the bed was moved, it fell apart. Ours have been fine to roll, but we’ve avoided rolling them on bricks/gravel/grass (which honestly seems like common sense to me, especially once the boxes are loaded with a few hundred pounds of dirt and plants)My only quibble, if you can call it that, is that the bottom ‘rack’ is more like a reinforcement structure than a storage space. It works great for things like spare pots upside down, or spare trays/collection basket if they’re plastic. Basically anything you would leave sitting out in all weather/rain. But the items shown in the listing photos being stored on the bottom racks are absolutely no-gos unless you use the included impermeable liner which will prevent any water from draining through the bottom. If you’re keeping these boxes in a sun room, or screened porch, or breezeway then you definitely want the included liner, which will not let water run through, and then you CAN put anything beneath the box you want. But if you mean for this to be in a more outdoor space, where it’s a necessity to have water drain through to assure the plants don’t drown, you’ll need to get porous liner material, and then the bottom racks are only good for anything that can have water drain all over them. But that said, most people don’t leave their gardening tools laying out in the garden, either. If we have any catastrophic failure or change, I’ll come back and addend my review but thus far, excellent product for the price point.

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  2. Jan A.

    Greatest Herb Cart Ever!!!! Recommend.
    I wanted to start an herb garden for cooking but our yard can be boiling hot in summer, and dry, and the squirrels and raccoons destroy things, and then a hurricane or wicked bad thunderstorm might roll by. I thought to myself what if I planted my herbs in this cart. I could roll it out from under the gazebo to get morning sun and protect from things like the hails storm that hit the week after I planted it. The critters are so busy on the ground they haven’t even discovered it and if a hurricane comes I will just roll it right in to the house. I’ve had the herbs in it for a week and the liner keeps the dirt from being on the wood which is nice. The quality wheels roll nicely. The construction is solid. It wasn’t hard to assemble and it is very attractive in design and color (gray). The herbs are thriving!! It holds a good variety. I could not be happier and the herbs are already much taller than when I planted them. I just water and move them to sunny locations to enjoy their day. Let the cooking begin!

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  3. Momma C

    Molds easily.
    This garden box is a great size and super easy to assemble. The wheels make it easy to move out of the heavy rain and the height is just perfect for working. It’s strong and well made. Similar units at my local hardware store go for $50 more and don’t have wheels. I’d definitely love more of them.The wood is untreated which is great for growing food, but beware that after only 10 days the box is beginning to mold.

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  4. Michelle Whitelock

    Love Love Love!
    Easy to assemble. The width and depth are perfect for my needs. Very sturdy and easy to move around!

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  5. Amanda

    Great Customer Service
    Love the product it’s very durable wood and perfect size. I did for some reason have a crack after 1mo. Of use on the side of the bed. Not sure why this happened as I take very good care of it.Although I was outside my 60 day warranty o contacted the company and showed them all my photos and they are sending me a new one. Great customer service!!

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  6. DJD

    My herbs precariously perched on railings are cheering!
    The fantastic cedar scent of this planter was a nice extra while putting this together inside. Instructions say 20 minutes lol. It’s easy, but not that easy. If you have a drill for assisting with many screws, get it out: it’s worth it for a better build and avoiding blisters. Tips for placing this planter for novices like me… I didn’t do the following in advance, so my first raised bed experience had some challenges created by the fact that this big, beautiful, well-made bed was just a tad too deep to place at the turn of my inherited, back ramp near the kitchen door where I originally intended to place it for easy access while cooking. I did some reading to figure out which of my desired plants have similar sun and water needs. I spent a few days (clouds) tracking my yard’s sun/water access to see if I had a good full-sun spot for my plants that also fit this large planter. Turns out the only viable spot for me was on soft ground that was not level. I figured a level foundation would be important for even draining which would prolong the integrity of the planter. Note: this planter is designed with narrow openings and 4 drilled holes on the bottom for good drainage options already built in. For extra caution, I ended up digging, leveling, placing cardboard (weed/grass control) and leveling again with sand and 12” square pavers in the corners to create the base I wanted. Then, after placing the empty bed on the level pavers (level to each other), I mulched around the bottom to further eliminate grass or weeds growing up through the slatted bottom shelf and to hide the pavers. Final step was filling the bed. Since my location is in the yard, I really didn’t need the castors, but if placing on a patio, I’d think the castors would be a plus. They are quality metal castors that can handle the weight of a full planter. I like the bottom shelf and will store needed tools and supplies in waterproof containers (sitting under the planter drainage slats and holes). Picture does not depict final waterproof storage.

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    Best Choice Products Raised Garden Bed 48x24x32-inch Mobile Elevated Wood Planter w/Lockable Wheels, Storage Shelf, Protective Liner – Natural
    Best Choice Products Raised Garden Bed 48x24x32-inch Mobile Elevated Wood Planter w/Lockable Wheels, Storage Shelf, Protective Liner – Natural

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