Garden Arch Trellis for Climbing Plants Outdoor, 86"×75" Metal Plant Support Trellis for Vegetables Large Tunnel Trellis-with Climbing Net, for Cucumber, Tomato, Bean, Pea, Grape, Plant, Squash

This is exactly as advertised and is working great in my garden for cucumbers and squash

Stady looks realy good.

This was awesome until it wasn't. It was a little frustrating to out together by yourself - definitely recommend a partner because the pieces all want to fall over until it's staked in the ground. We used it for the full season this year and it's currently wired to the garden fence just to keep it standing. The tomato plants we used it for ended up growing so well that they were too heavy and the corner plastic pieces failed. They cracked and let the rods fall. The trellis really needed a single rod horizontally across the sides rather than two rods held together with a plastic piece because as soon as it started leaning from the plastic corners failing, the rods disconnected and the whole trellis came down. We managed to wire the corners together and take a single wire across the side to hold the two horizontal rods together. Then, we wired it to the garden fence in 3 spots to get it standing again. It'll be trashed after the tomatoes are done :( Really wanted to like it!

This trellis was easy enough to assemble and is holding up fine for Japanese cucumbers. The clips aren't the strongest and I wouldn't suggest using this trellis for something like medium to large melons that have some weight to them.

This holds up very well for my grapes

This is a nice arch for my plants. I would definitely recommend two people setting it up as it was kind of a pain but so far it’s doing a great job and I will definitely recommend.

This was extremely confusing when trying to assemble and the instructions were vague and not very helpful. Having two people would be very advisable, but I was able to assemble this myself after about 2 hours and learning as I went. I am missing some of the connectors for about half of the total metal tubes. Thankfully I only needed this to be half the width, but still I was expecting this to have all the parts as they are listed in the very vague instructions. I wish I could give this a better rating, but the final product wobbles enough to probably not hold up to strong winds when they would be full of vegetation. I will need to find a way to reinforce this to be more sturdy. This is priced extremely high for missing parts and not being very sturdy.

I had a lot of issues with this trellis. It came poorly packaged, with a lot of the parts loose in the box. The box had a large hole in the corner, which was obviously a shipping problem not a problem with the product, but it makes me wonder if some of the parts may have fallen out in transit.I was able to get it assembled without too much difficulty, but most of the poles did not fit together tightly, and it was very hard to move it into place without parts of it just coming apart, or skewing a huge amount because it isn't rigid enough once fully assembled.I think that the poles all have a metal core, and the product description states that it does. However, the outside is plastic and either has a poor finish on it or it just banged around in the box so much that it looks pretty beat up and scuffed.Apart from all those issues, it's... fine I guess. As long as it holds up my plants and is weather-resistant enough, then I guess it's good enough.