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fairly high quality brass parts that I need in my irrigation system in garden.
Nov 08, 2018
I have three beds made from these and they are great so far. After constructed they seem to be fairly stable and durable. I wish I didn't have to dispose of the extra pieces and I could buy it in a different format to save some plastic.
Nov 08, 2018
Follow the directions for these. They don't ship in the box so review them online before tackling this. Make sure you follow this order completely for all pieces in your configuration or you'll end up taking them apart (harder than putting them together). Bases first (follow the instruction on which is the top and bottom lip), riser bars, side panels. Stop. Make sure everything looks good as the the keystone corners make any changes more challenging once placed! Add the finishing top pieces. Place root tray and use.
Nov 08, 2018
No tools and put together in minutes might be a bit of exaggeration. But they look nice. 1. I would use gloves, the pieces are not smoothly finished and they took a toll on my hands. 2. The lack of smooth finishing make the locks a bit difficult on some pieces so I'd use a small mallet to speed things along.
Nov 08, 2018
The molding seems to be a bit lesser quality than some competitor products but these were a great deal and there doesn't seem to be any defects. I've been looking at making a hydroponic tower and these should be perfect. I have 4 kits and with some support I can add to the center anchored to a bottom and to the ceiling, I should be able to keep all of them in once stack without too much problems. Add a tub of growing solution to the bottom with a pump to water the top tier and some grow lights to capture the angles, I have a lot of food growing options indoors in my condo all winter long with very little space.
Nov 08, 2018
I have a 1 foot rock path leading up my walkway next to my fence. I've had pots along here but they are difficult to keep from drying out in the scoring summer sun. I have not used them a season, but I have assembled several in a row to create a double stack 1'x11' row for next year which will have continuous soil and I can more easily irrigate (fingers crossed!). I'm not sure how the bottom row will fair or if "full sun" plants can go under there or if there will be too much shadow. First of all, assembling is a bit of a frustration. It does not come with instructions in the box. There are some instructions on the website but it covers a single unit so attaching multiple is a bit of an tricky thing as there are multiple ways to assemble but only one way to "do it right". It took me a bit of trial and error to get the assembly done so it would work but once I got into the swing of it, it was fairly easy.
Nov 08, 2018

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