Kintness Steel Garden Window Trellis Arch - Wall-Mounted Garden Arbor for Climbing Plants Roses Vines Support Rack Decoration

The kintness garden arch is better than I expected. It is well made , sturdy and fairly easy to put togather but you really need two people to put it together. It is much larger than I thought it would be. I am very satisfied with this arch and when I need another one I will definitely buy this product again . I have bought garden arches in the past but they were flimsy and not very durable. But this one I bought here on Amazon is so much better than the ones I have bought in the past. Great Product.

This looks good and like the pictures. Of course you need to put it together but it's actually easy to put together, I didn't even have to threaten it. I will try to update after monsoon season

Easy to put together, but difficult to move around, so make sure you assemble it where you want to put it. The pointy things on the top basically just set up there and are very wobbly and insecure so the birds keep knocking them right off. You also really need a way to anchor it—I had it up in the central area of my garden, and mild winds easily knocked it down. Thankfully I hadn’t planted my vines yet, but just be sure to sink it or chain some weights to all 4 legs.

The only reason we left a star off is the stability and the spires at the top. Without being buried quite deep, these will not be stable at all.It probably wouldn’t hold a heavier vine. The spires are a lightweight plastic and are not actually attached to the frame, they literally just sit on the top of the frame very loosely. My husband used gorilla glue to attach them so that a strong wind doesn’t just knock them off.They look beautiful, are pretty simple to put together and fit our needs, with light diy modifications.

This was the only arch that I saw that was wide enough for my entrance. It's built very nice and easy to assemble. I placed the legs into PVC pipe and sealed them to go into the ground to try to keep them from rusting and make them last longer. Mine is Not free standing but is attached to an already existing fence but it looks like it would be okay for free standing once the legs are down into the ground. Also the price was very affordable.

My climbing rose bush has already taken to this arbor. Easy to assemble. Not real sturdy because it is very light but has long enough spikes that go I to the ground that I am not worried about blowi g away

I am not sure why a number of people are so critical of this arbor. I just put it together in two pieces in my living room in about 20 minutes and I will put the two parts together outside as soon as the rain stops. It is true that there are no step-by-step instructions to spoonfeed you through it, but the diagram is very accurate if you really look at it and the order you do things probably isn't critical. I will use some deep stakes to stabilize it in the ground, attaching the arbor to those with black zip ties and I think it will be a nice arbor for whatever I decide to plant. For the price, this exceeded my expectations.

I would NOT recommend putting it anywhere permanently. It looked nice at 1st but it's rusting away now. RUSTY screws & seams and fading/oxidizing of the finish started in the first 3 months. (look at 3 pics) I bought it in March 2021. Pictures taken today, May 15, 2022. It looks bad and not safe. No sitting on it because it's probably going to fall apart so I just hung a flower pot on it (pretty expensive pot hanger). Very cheaply made! I'm looking for another one made with better quality materials and by a different company.