Gardener's Supply Company Raised Garden Bed Lifetime Corners | Sturdy Rustproof Aluminum Planter Box Corner Brackets with Screws and Plastic Cap Included | 24" (Set of 2)

As long as your wood isn’t warped, and correctly cut, these are fantastic. Very easy to assemble my raised garden box.

Yes, these are expensive, BUT 100% worth it! I bought these March 20, 2017 and I just took apart my garden and redid everything. These held up amazingly! Super duper sturdy, screw holes still great, I have zero complaints! They hold the boards in beautifully to make your dream garden. Highly recommend buying these if you want your garden to look nice. I’d buy these again, but it’s looking like I won’t ever need to!

Very heavy duty & great quality, and worked perfectly for my 6’x6’ raised garden! Note: one box only includes 2 pieces so I needed to order 2 boxes for this project. I got the 24” height, and used 2”x12” boards.

These make putting a garden box together very easy but they need to bring the cost down. Coupled with how expensive lumber is, you would have to be a millionaire to make enough boxes to seriously garden and that defeats one purpose for gardening, it would take MANY years of growing your own produce for the purchase to pay for itself.

These are very well made and strong. Super easy to add the boards and set up. So far, everything is staying straight and true. We used them for a 8x16 raised rose bed and water garden. Very pleased with them and would buy them again in a second. Highly recommend!

Loved the ease of them - very sturdy but hubby needed to drill several additional holes in the brackets to make it more secure - He also attached handles on ends so the whole thing can be moved!

These corners are strong, square and true, and made of recyclable aluminum that is powder coated. The brown color blends nicely in the garden. We had difficulty pounding the lumber into them though, or rather pounding them onto the lumber, maybe because we used cedar 2xs. The cedar was ever so slightly thicker than it needed to be to slide down into the corners. Maybe if we had been putting the bed together in summer with dry weather the lumber would have been dryer and slightly thinner? We had to pound on one corner at a time with all four pieces for the bed, then it was a little easier to get the second layer of wood into the corners. Be sure to order the corners for the wood you are going to use also, because the screw holes already drilled will be spaced only for that lumber. I ordered corners that would accommodate two layers of 2x12s and then ended up getting 2x10 cedar, so we had to drill additional holes. (Our bed is two 2x10s stacked for a total of 20" high. We used the extra 4" corner length as the bottom of the bed and pushed these 'legs' slightly into the ground to level.) Also, the screws provided were cheap metal wood screws and larger than the predrilled holes. We used high quality stainless screws instead.

These raised bed corners were exactly what I needed. My cedar raised bed looks just this picture. It would be nicer if they sold them in a set of 4 instead of 2.