Multi-Size Large Garden Support Arch Frame Climbing Plant Arch Arbor for Flowers/Fruits/Vegetables (6.5ft x 7ft x 7.2ft)

We are headed into season 2 with these sturdy arches in our raised bed garden. No rust, no bowing even after rains and snows of winter. Assembly was easy. Looking forward to another gardening season with these attractive arches.

I used it to create an archway for a vine to grow up. I only had one pole dented some (the box took a few hits before it got to me) but other than that this product is of great quality and came exactly as it's pictured. Set up instructions were vague, but it's not a super complicated set up. I recommend setting it up from the bottom up and use duct tape as recommended. I will probably purchase another one for the other side of the yard.

I had been looking for a bean tower/trellis and one I really liked was 300 dollars. So glad I bought this one. Far exceeded what to expect being some people commented that it was hard and parts fell apart etc.. well first my boyfriend and I are not ever inclined to figure out how to put pieces together of anything. Trust me this is easy. I bought netting on Amazon also to cover from side to side . I will take a photo when its full and repost. but so far it has held up. Oh we did put four railroad spikes on each side to ensure it stays put . Its been really windy these past couple of years where we live so , better safe than sorry. We did also duct tape the pieces that come together again just in case.

This is the perfect size for my containers. It was easy to assemble and makes a very unique look to my vegetable garden.

Easy to assemble, definitely need to tape joints so items stays together no biggie to do. I put privacy leaf lattice on top along with fairy lights under arch along w outdoor wicker table and benches.

I bought this to support grape vines and was a little afraid it might not be sturdy enough. But it's great. Very sturdy. Very attractive. I used rebar to secure it to the ground. Just pounded 2' pieces of rebar halfway into the ground then slipped the tubing over it. The rebar is completely invisible and holds the arch to the ground even in high winds. Works great.

Pro, good price, well.packagedCon, no words and instructions, just A (singular) picture. That sucked. How hard is it to say install #5 vertically?. Anyway, it's up and I added poultry netting to allow my vines to grow over it.

I've had this arbor for a short time, but it was incredibly easy to put together and set up in my garden. I'm using it for blackberry and blueberry bushes, with fine mesh netting over it all. The quality looks good, and I expect it to last, but I'll take it apart and store it for next year, once I've harvested all the berries.I'll definitely purchase another one, once the company offers them again; wish I'd ordered two the first time! I'm 70, and this wasn't at all difficult to set up by myself.