AGTEK 34" x 48" Foldable Cucumber Trellis with Garden Stakes and Zip Ties Plant Support A Frame Metal Trellis for Climbing Plants, Cucumber, Vegetable, Flowers

Look great, sturdy, great value for money, my plants grew like crazy!

This was a bear to set up by myself ~ and NOT recommended by seller but I am an old independent type and have figured out tricks for doing things on my own over the years.For this I wound up sinking legs into quick crete filled cinder blocks because it’s very lightweight and wonky and I need it for my two coral honeysuckles in crazy Florida weather.I believe this was intended for a growing season for climbing vegetables. I have reinforced mine with some old squares of metal grated shelving pieces.Once my honeysuckles establish fully into their new support I think the off centered look will disappear and the entire structure will become much sturdier. My work has held true thankfully and the plants are beginning to really explore and grow. It’s the best they’ve looked in years! After hurricane damage and abuse, I thought I had lost them.

Sturdy and cute and should last for years as long as you bring it in when gardening season is done and not leave it out through winter. I’m using my green beans and squash for this Trellis in my raised garden beds. Exactly what I was looking for and the perfect size! Also easy to assemble.

This item is the perfect size

Single person assembly was not too bad. The sure clips do pop off so beware. The structure isn't too sturdy, it's wobbly like a baby giraffe. Functionality TBD. It looks nice though. I hope it last the whole season.

I immediately opened this trellis because it is exactly what I was looking for. It is perfect for my cucumbers. Within an hour of putting it up my cucumbers were already grabbing onto it. It is made well and could be A-frame or a rectangle. Very easy to put together. So happy!

The trellis for cucumbers but it is not tall enough. It would be better if there was a taller option.

I purchased this for my cucumber plants and they are thriving and growing so much better and healthier than last year when I just had them on the ground. We have had some good storms and they are holding up great