Our most recent purchase was raised garden beds. Generally, we are happy with these but the corner posts are quite hard and the screws have soft heads so that the screw heads often became chewed up. You recommend drilling pilot holes but this is laborious. We have an electric drill and a hand drill so we either had to keep changing the bit on the electric drill or use the hand drill. Using the latter, we managed to break a drill bit in the hard wood of the corner post so then drove the screws through with the electric drill. In most cases this was fine but in a few cases it took several efforts and even then left some screw heads proud. Good product but could be better. Also, it would have been helpful to have a guide as to the best way of fitting the liners. We just managed to tuck the handles under the capping but still had to tack edges in place. By the way what happens if you want to put supporting stakes in for, say, broad beans?