VINGLI Garden Arbor, Arch Archway for Wedding Ceremony Party, Steel Garden Trellis for Plant Climbing, Christmas Garden Decorations Pergola for Garden, Backyard, Lawn (White)

This is a great trellis, I was pleasantly impressed with the quality for the price, so asu to assemble, it has a timeless design that I really, really enjoy and love.

Got this arbor to help hold my hydrangeas up out of my walk way. Simple to put together. Looks a little thin but for the price it works perfectly!

It says that it's 7' and it's not. I needed something in front of my porch to bring the two clematis I have on each side of my sidewalk entering my porch. It's nice looking , could be a little stronger, but it works well. Putting it together took a minute, not to bad and no cussing. After we assembled it and put it in the ground one bar bent almost in half, at that point I was not about to take it apart try to put in back in the box to return it and wait for another one to be shipped. My plants were getting out of control and I needed this to start training them. So far it's doing well for what I needed.

The arch is perfect and truly brought out the front on my house. The arch is extremely sturdy and already with stood several storms 😁I've sense decorated it and will upload pictures later! Great product for the price!

This is not a super heavy-duty trellis but it's not wimpy either. Long-term, I'd think it best for annual vines (morning glories, flowering beans (scarlet runner, hyacinth), moonflower, black-eyed susan vine, etc.), a well-mannered rose, and even some veggies (cucumbers, yardlong beans, etc.) and other relatively lightweight perennial vines like clematis, I would not use it for something like wisteria or a big rambling rose--both would overwhelm this arch's relatively petite frame after a year or two, I would expect.I will add a couple stakes/zip ties for added support out of caution, but I don't expect it to tip over or be blown down by wind. If it ever seems unsteady, will add a cross beam across the back to stabilize side to side sway.Assembly was relatively straight-forward, about 30-35 minutes total? All parts included (plus an extra screw), all holes aligned.I assembled the long top panel first, then attached that panel to the top side panels (which I leaned on the bottom side panels, which were temporarily "installed" to prop up the top side panels). At this point I had to undo some screws to add the curvy supports but that didn't take too much time/effort. I then turned the completed top section upside down and attached the lower panels that have the in-ground stakes. And done! Getting the assembled trellis to the upright position was not difficult as it is not very heavy.It's exactly as it appears and as described so if that's what you need, go for it!

Easy to put together and looks just like the photo in the description.I am pleasantly surprised at how solid it is given the price.Worth the investment.

A lot of people complained about the lack of instructions. That might be true if you are "not good with building things". Objectively speaking, is it quite straight forward, and the three pictures shown on the instructions are actually enough if you are a decent DIYer. HOWEVER, the printing was so low quality that the important details are not legible, i.e. the top/bottom side directions for the overhead beam was printed but no able to see clearly. You just need to use your judgement.Once built out, it is actually a bit short. If you are about 6'' and have growth of plants dangling from the top beam, you will need to duck when passing under.Sturdiness wise, it looks OK, but not as sturdy as I wanted it to be.

This arbor trellis is a light weight item. For this particular item, it would be a nice choice for an event where you would have to move this item to a location like a wedding or party or celebration of any kind for it does come apart and is light weight, so it can transport from location to location very easily and quickly. But for the price, and I was looking for the cheapest deal, this was all good (another issue to consider when planning a wedding or other, for they can get pretty expensive). It was very easy to put together and what made it nice also is that all the fasteners were actually in the place they were supposed to go. I had some issues with the picture instructions; they were good for the most part but some of the pictures were not very clear and left me with hesitation and questions at first. Instead of following the instructions so much, put them down and just look at the item and pieces and use common sense and you will see it is a simple assembly. The item was packaged very good and arrived without damage as well. In addition it arrived at the earliest delivery date range, which was nice. Had a problem with the tool they provided for the bolt caps (or whatever you call them) that go over the ends of the bolts ... the tool was too small so I found a #10 wrench? that worked better. I had an issue with the measurements at first and contacted the company or seller and they were wonderful at "making it right" and without any hassles or hesitations.