Premium Cedar Raised Garden Bed - 1" Thick Wood (4' x 8' x 11" H)

We have only had it in the ground for under a week, but for the price and the quality of the wood planks and assembly, I have nothing to complain about. A few of the holes were not fully cleared of debris, but bolts went through. It looks fantastic in our yard and will be ordering a second one. I was leery which is why we only bought one, but very glad with the product.

Nice and solid - very easy to assemble. Would buy again.

Love this bed. Multiple purchased (4 currently and planning on more). Easy to put together. The guidance to make sure the ENTIRE area you plan on putting the bed being level, follow it! I had one corner on one of my beds that wasn’t entirely level and I paid for it. Cracked a corner brace. Easily fixed, but do pay attention to that direction as much as possible. They do seem to last. Bought my first one 3 years ago. Other than wood discoloration (expected) it’s holding up in my New England climate. I use mine as veggie/ herb beds. Not sure how they work for flowers. I do have flowers planted, but not exclusively.

I don't generally write product reviews, but the quality of this product blew me away. We wanted to create a vegetable garden in raised beds, and we did a lot of comparisons to be sure we were buying a product that would hold up. There are a lot of cheaper cedar boxes available, but they all seem to be made of 0.5-inch boards and apparently weak dovetail joints that don't hold up well. The Infinite Cedar kits cost a bit more, but they feature substantial, thick cedar boards and pre-assembled corner connectors. They also use heavy-duty bolts with locknuts and pre-drilled holes. This makes assembly virtually foolproof. The result is a stable, handsome, and substantial planter. I definitely feel like I got my money's worth, and then some! (The free shipping is also a big bonus because the thickness of the wood in these kits makes for a heavy package.)

Overall, I like this raise bed. Very easy to assemble. Looks very sturdy as well. I would’ve given it a 5 star if it don’t waste my time running to the hardware store just to buy secure nuts. This raised bed comes with washers, bolts and a nuts that have a seal ring inside that you can’t screw out of it. Which is the issues because without it you can’t tight seal pieces tight into place rather than super loose with gap and wobbly. The problem is it is design to look good but can’t seal the woods into place making it wobbly and has a loose gap so I have to go to my hardware store to get the the nuts that can ring into it and screw woods tightly and make the woods joined super tight. Without it it’s a wobbly loose box due to the manufactures nuts. The only minor thing I got to say that the nut seal it comes in don’t completely seal into tightly it only leave a big loose gap for your garden to wobble and not tightly joined into a tight raised bed. So fixed these nuts and it’ll be good.

These look very nice but be ready with a lot of dirt to fill them

Very good quality product. Unlike any kits I had seen, these boards are a full 1” thick (see photo) and were good quality, finished cedar. The assembly was very straight forward and easy. The boards were clearly labeled, hardware packet separated by sizes. The instructions were well written with clear pictures. The center connection of 4 ft boards (to make 8 ft length) had boards on both sides to “sandwich” the joint for better strength (see photo). Lastly, this was a great price. I considered just buying cedar boards on my own to build it and found that cedar is very expensive! And I could only find typical 1x6 boards which are less than 1” thick. Other kits I saw in person or on line looked cheaper, thinner and not much better a price. Great kit! Well worth the money.

The one-page instruction sheet addresses both 4X4 and 4X8 construction -which is confusing from the start. Is it really so hard to make separate instructions for each size? However, it's not that complicated so proceeded as best I could. Followed instructions to the letter. Assembled both ends of a 4X8 bed but found that the middle connector pieces are either not drilled correctly or the board sizes are wrong. I don't think the board sizes are wrong because they're all the same. In addition, when adding the top, second layer of boards, they don't fit. One side can be made to fit by leaving a gap in the corner but when assembling the other side's top boards, they are too long. Am about to completely disassemble and try again. Would not buy again. UPDATE: put back together, holes still not lining up, ended up drilling about a dozen holes to make it fit together. Looks great and will probably last a long time.