Garden Raised Bed Galvanised Steel 114x40x36 cm Grey vidaXL

Why is the seller refusing to sell their product?

The rendering is very pretty, however the assembly is long and tedious, the plastic which covers the plates does not come off and is not very pretty, I hope that with time it will come off without looking dirty.

I bought two flower pots, one measuring 332x40x68 cm and the other 260x40x36 cm. The product itself is not bad, it does its job and for the price, I have not found flower pots that big at that price, but there are several drawbacks. In total, with the two flower pots, it has 427 screws with their 427 nuts, which you have to put on by hand one by one, since the space to screw is small and I had to do it with a manual screwdriver holding the nut with my hand, because you can't tighten it too much otherwise you end up bending the metal sheet. It has 56 sheets, covered with a thin layer of plastic protection, which is a pain to peel off. You have to remove it because it arrives with many bubbles and it looks ugly if you don't remove them. This cover is supposed to protect the sheet metal, but even so, half of the sheets arrived scratched, I don't know if that will mean that over time, rust will appear from each scratch. When you fill it with soil, since it is such a thin sheet metal and the pot is so big, it is impossible for it to be straight as in the photos, it deforms a little. In short, if you decide to get this pot, be patient to assemble it, because you won't do it in a single session. If I had known before, I would have opted for a more expensive one that would have saved me many hours of my time to assemble the final result.

Too complicated and long to assemble (almost 300 screws!!!), sheet metal too thin, too expensive for this type of product, well I even managed to assemble it in the end I only kept the lower part because it is very poor possibility of assembly and aesthetics. The result is correct in the end but very poor quality and too laborious....

" frame" to be joined together). It comes with a film (so it's in perfect condition), but to mount it it's advisable to start removing the film (and this already wastes a lot of time ... but it's actually better if the film is there), the film is it is advisable to remove it only in correspondence with the holes (taking care to leave it on the rest, because otherwise, by handling the various pieces, you risk damaging it). It scratches easily, but it must be said that once you finish assembling it, you no longer need to handle it, being a vase. I hope it doesn't rust. However, it is aesthetically very beautiful and its size makes it an "important" and scenic vase. We'll see if it lasts over time.. I'm hopeful.

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