Benefit-USAMulti-Size Large Garden Support Arch Frame Climbing Plant Arch Arbor for Flowers/Fruits/Vegetables (9.8'X6.6'X5.9'), Green

I recently purchased the Large Garden Support Arch and it has exceeded all my expectations!Firstly, I was impressed with the prompt delivery - it arrived right on time, and the packaging was sturdy enough to protect the arch during transit. There were only minor scuffs on the box, which is remarkable considering the size and weight of the product.Assembly was a breeze! The instructions were clear and straightforward, and I had it set up in no time. It's always a relief when a product lives up to its promises in terms of ease of assembly.Now, let's talk about stability. I must admit, I was a bit apprehensive about using it as a flower tunnel for a lively sweet sixteen birthday party without staking it down. To my astonishment, it stood strong and stable throughout the entire event, even with all the excitement and movement around it!The arch added a touch of elegance and charm to our Princess and the Frog themed sweet sixteenth birthday party. Additionally, the arch provided a remarkable focal point, and the flowers draped beautifully over it. It truly transformed our indoor space into a magical setting that left everyone in awe.Overall, I couldn't be happier with my purchase. This Large Garden Support Arch is not only functional for outdoor gardening but can also provide a solid foundation to create a truly stunning floral arrangement.This is a top-notch product that exceeded my expectations. I highly recommend this arch to anyone looking to elevate their garden or special events!

Love this trellis for my garden. Easy set up and looks great! Shipped really fast.

Purchased this item to add lights to it for the Holiday's (Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas), and it is great! It was very simple to put together, has held up for the rainy season we have here on the East side of WA state, and has been easy to attach lights to. The size was true to size, which has been perfect for the space we needed it in!Only reason I am giving this a 4-star review instead of 5 is due to it lacking a ton of stability. It does great for what we are using it for, but the pieces do come apart easily and moves easily so we have to keep an eye on it in case anyone were to bump into it. I don't know that I would use it for a garden, but perhaps for small vines or something that will add to the sturdiness of the structure it would be fine.

Easy to assemble. Other reviewers said that they taped the joints to keep together. We drilled small holes at each joint after assembly and placed cotter keys.

I have my grape Vines and my muscadine grapes draped across the top I put a sort of plastic mesh to hold the vines in between each trellis the look is amazing and I was able to Anchor it into the ground so it's nice and sturdy against wins

Very nice sturdy metal. Great price. Came earlier than expected

I bought the 13’ long arbor to sit in the middle of a garden in my back yard. It was one of the few arbors I found that provided the length I needed. It is a simple design - not too ornate or modern - that fits in with my English garden theme. The price is very reasonable compared to other options I considered. Those are the positives about this arbor.The negatives started with the assembly. With the exception of the top section, all the other pieces are pushed together, and they don’t stay together very well. The first time I assembled the arbor, I put it together upside down and rolled it to stand up. Many of the pushed-together rods came apart, and the top section (which is the only part that uses screws/metal connectors to hold the rods together) collapsed. Several of the metal connectors/screws either bent or completely broke, rendering them and the rods they were attached to useless. I contacted the Seller, and they sent replacement parts. The second time I assembled the arbor, I put together the side “walls” and used the cords (provided to tie down the arbor) to tie together the pieces of the “walls” to stabilize them while I attached the top sections to the walls. I had 2 people assist me this time, and it was awkward because of the length and height of the arbor and because the rods don’t stay in place and because the connectors/screws don’t all fit into the rods snugly. The diagram that serves as assembly instructions indicates that you should stabilize the arbor to the ground by using provided stakes and cords. As you can see in the photo, I did that. The cords and stakes aren’t particularly attractive in the garden setting, and my dogs have knocked them out of place a few times. I hope to find an alternative means of stabilizing the arbor that will allow me to remove the cords and stakes. As the arbor is sitting on Mother Earth, it is impossible to keep the rods completely locked in place (see 2nd photo), and when pushing 2 pieces together, the metal split (3rd photo). I was very concerned about the stability of the top section because the screws/connectors don’t fit well in all rods and because they bent or broke in my first assembly attempt, so I bought green electrical tape and wrapped each intersection of rods and cross-pieces in the top section. May have to do the same for the rods on the sides that won’t stay connected.I had a pendant light installed in the middle of the arbor (hung from the top), and so far, the arbor has held up with that weight. In spring, I will place string lights on the arbor, and that will hopefully help to hold it together. I look forward to seeing roses and clematis climbing up the arbor.

very easy to put together, works well!