Mr.Ton 7.8ft White Wedding Arches, Bridal Party Decoration, Indoor Wedding Arch, Garden Arch Trellis for Climbing Plant Outdoor, 7.8Ft Wide x 6.4 Ft High

Easy to assemble and can actually be three or four different sizes not just the two shown in the product description. Fantastic product for the price, I think it will be durable, but we’ll see how it does through the seasons in the garden. When I first opened the package, I was worried it was not going to be sturdy enough because it’s very lightweight metal. But once the trellis is fully assembled, and pushed deeply enough into the ground it will hold in place for plants, you just can’t hang anything heavy on it or lean human weight in it. But I’ll should work fine for supporting crawling vines.

I decided to build a trellis for the grape vines. I used two large side posts I had bought at home depot, but had nothing to hold the middle arch up which I was using a fence wire thing which was droopy. I bought this, and I tied it to the two posts and created the arch with this, and then laid the fence wire over this, so that now the grape vine can eventually grow in and out of it and hopefully cover it up. It looks great so far and it's holding up very well.I have to say though, it's very bendable metal, so if I had bought it alone to use it, it would not at all have had the strength or sturdiness for what I needed it for. I am very happy with it as I have done it, and it works very well for my need.

It was easy to assemble but needs two people to move it because they are so many joints and it’s so light weight that it can easily bend. I made mine extra wide to fit my raised garden bed and sunk it into the ground as far as possible for support. I also added to metal fence stakes to secure the sides and add more reinforcement. My cucumber plants are climbing up and over it and I found that the space between the main bars was too wide so I added wire in between to give them something to latch onto. So far it’s working well and I don’t have any complaints for the price. It feels sturdy enough to grow heavy vegetables and I could disassemble it in the winter if needed.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:total trash... u can literally break it by screwing in the screws.. not sturdy what so ever.. garbage..I wouldn't even use this for decor... it's bent and flimsy.. doesn't hold shape

I bought this trellis to use for tomatoes and cucumbers in my vegetable garden. This is a decent short-term trellis, but it's definitely not the best. It's easy, but time-consuming, to assemble. You'll need to provide your own screwdriver. Be careful lining up the holes in the parts or you will strip the screws. It's taller than I expected when you assemble it in the more narrower configuration which is fine. The problem is it's a bit too lightweight and flimsy. If you don't mount it in the ground properly, the wind will knock it over. If you are using it for decoration, I'd beware weighing it down with heavy branches like pines. It probably will bend. And due to rain and outdoor elements, it will eventually rust and the pieces are so thin that they will eventually break. I'd be surprised if I get 3 years out of it, but for the price, that's not a bad deal.

I bought two of these to place in my raise gardens beds. The instructions were easy to understand, and the arches didn't take long to assemble. They seem sturdy enough for the price, and the pieces fit together well. Overall, the arches are lightweight, but that was expected due to the price. I plan to purchase two more!Still waiting on wind or a storm to see how they hold up - fingers crossed!

Easy to assemble, works great for my cucumbers and green beans this year in the garden!

These arches run about $36.+ USD. THEY ARE NOT WORTH THE COST!They are poorly made, flimsy, unstable. The pieces bend way to easy and the pre tapped inserts for the screws are only pressed into place and easily break loose. They are suited for short term temporary use. I wouldn’t use these anything else, they won’t hold up and in a short time will fall apart.I will say with modification, I was able to make them work for what I bought them for. I had to build a base to stabilize the footing, I had to repair several of the cross members, and then wove and wrapped each cross member to build greater stability and rigidity.They could not be dismantled due to the threaded taps in the cross members and screw heads, stripping out.Again, these are not worth the cost!!!