Outsunny 82'' Decorative Metal Garden Trellis Arch with Durable Steel Tubing & Elegant Scrollwork, Perfect for Weddings

I lOVE this arbor....it is sturdy and beautiul. There was an issuue when it arrived and the company resolved the issue immediately. I would purchase from them again. If you need an arbor like this, just be sure and also purchase the stakes to secure it into the ground.

This trellis is easy to put together, light and works perfect. I put 2 close together with one trellis width distance between them (see photo) and am growing watermelon and squash vines on them. I plan to grow sweet peas on them in the spring and then watermelon, squash and sweet potato vines in the summer/fall. I'm suspending 4 hanging baskets from them with no problem whatsoever. To keep them secure in the ground and wind resistant (without the rebar, it would get knocked over in the wind I'm sure (thus the 4-star rating for sturdiness if you don't use rebar), I used 4 pieces of 3 foot rebar (3/4"), one for each leg (of one trellis). I pounded the rebar into the ground about a foot and a half and then fit the legs of the trellis over the rebar. All you have to do is take out the little plastic doo-hickeys from the bottom of the legs (keep them in case you want to change the location of the trellis at a later time to a patio or something like that).

Great looking arbor, I bought 2 and installed them a year ago. We used 10’ rebar to help secure them - one on each side - because we have crazy amounts of wind here. We put the rebar inside the arbor “legs” as they fit perfectly, then lifted it in place and used a rubber mallet to pound the rebar down from the top of the arbor.A year in, 4 seasons, lots of rain, snow, ice, wind, everything Mother Nature has to offer, and they are still standing, and doing ok. I have clematis growing up one of them, and native honeysuckle growing up the other.However, there is some rusting and the bolts/screws are starting to loosen. In fact, I found exactly 1 screw on the ground under each arbor after winter. We’re going to strengthen it by using some loctite for the existing screws, and drill a couple of holes to add longer screws and nuts and loctite, to make sure it stays together. I’m thinking in another year or 2, I’ll need to spray paint it with rust resistant paint to freshen it up.All in all, a great purchase for the price, adds an instant wow factor. Just wish it was a little more durable and rust resistant.

Adds a wonderful visual touch to the garden. Could be used for solar lights or climbing plants.Need two people to set it upright unless you are very strong. Thought I could do it and dropped it on pavers. To my surprise no damage was done at all, so it’s sturdy.

I saw several reviews indicating this little dickens was easy to assemble. We did not find it to be easy at all. Getting the sides together was very... challenging. Pliers and a rubber mallet were finally utilized, it's together and it looks great in front of the outside of our chimney, planted honeysuckle to climb up the sides. If the plants do as well as they should this is going to be gorgeous in the flower bed along the front of the condo, and we should see a lot more butterflies, hummingbirds, honeybees. Fingers crossed that it was worth the $$ and the challenging assembly.

Very nice sturdy arbor. Plan on planting purple vine Wisterias.

Very flimsy and the screw holes do not Mach for assembly!! Very poor and cheap workmanship and quality!!

Beautiful, sturdy, assembled by myself in about an hour and a half. Would be quicker with 2 people. All parts were there and instructions were easy to follow.