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I liked them great because they work great

I’ve tried using 3 and 4 fiberglass poles to make a tall arc. Wouldn’t stand up to the wind. Metal connector tubes bent in half, making them useless. Fiberglass would also just break at the edge of the connector.. At least I could pop out the broken fiberglass, but sometimes the break was so splintered, I couldn’t fit the busted end into the metal connectors. I have half of the rods with unusable ends, and therefore can’t connect. I also have 4 bent connectors that I can’t use.Made the poles into smaller arcs, and same problem. I’ve tried spacing the anchors 4-6 feet apart as recommended, and then 8 feet apart to see if that would relieve any tension on the fiberglass, and same problem.Bought some last year late in the season, but didn’t put up because I didn’t have enough to cover the garden beds like I thought. Ordered 2 more this year to complete the project. To keep my plants from burning in the midday Texas sun, the arcs/hoops are used as a base for lightweight shade.I don’t know if it is the extreme heat and wind here, or just poor manufacturing. Tent poles are made of fiberglass and they just don’t randomly break when I am camping. Maybe I will try buying those instead.Wish I hadn’t wasted my time and money on this.PS Oh, and DON’T store in your garage in a circle, connected, like they come in the box (once you cut off the zip ties). They randomly come undone and shoot metal connectors like bullets, and the fiberglass snaps hard as it unfurls.

The only warning I would provide for this is - do not leave the hoops sealed in the bag and outside on a very hot day. I found the set had either broke out of the clips or just broke at the clips that hold them in a circle for packaging. They were still all quite usable, but some were slightly shorter after the event. I have used them for holding shade fabric with clips and they have worked well so far.

Two of the tips were broken but I believe I can still use them. Hopefully they don't break when attempting to release them for use. Will update if that is the case.

Je l'ai acheté pour mon petit potager des rectangles en bois, ils sont solides et faciles à installer mais pas assez longue.. mes plantes de tomates ont dépassé la hauteur..