WoodsideMetal Garden Arch, Traditional Decorative Archway for Paths/Entrances, Elegant Arbour Trellis Plant Support

This arrived promptly and well packaged. All parts were intact and assembly was easy. It is sturdy and well made and a great price. It looks good in situ and replaced a battered flimsy one.. I am well pleased

Pretty sturdy and comparatively easy to assemble. Unfortunately a couple of the screw holes didn’t have threading so had to compromise as couldn’t put the supplied screws in and did have to re drill a couple of holes as they didn’t line up. Overall not bad value for money and arrived pretty quickly. Would recommend cementing in to secure or definitely buy a pack of anchoring hooks.

Solid, looks good and does the job. Glad I bought it.

I live on a corner therefore I get crosswinds, so when I researched garden arches I made sure to order one which had a lower bar across rather than just 4 feet. I also bought some metal stakes and used them on thi crossbar in order to anchor the arch down more securely. This has worked well and I am pleased, both with the look of the arch and its security.

I was disappointed in that the arch, once assembled, was not as sturdy as I had hoped. The issue is how the sides are fixed to the top arch using small bolts on soft metal. It allows the whole thing to rock. However I used a couple of washers with these bolts which allowed a tighter join and a sturdier product. They should add washers to the supplied fixings

I bought this for my mother's birthday as her old wooden one had finally collapsedWe have taken it out to show her but not put it up yet as we will set it in concrete.It comes with pegs for the ground but we want it to be secure for her plants to grow up.My OH put a little of it together to check it out and he said it is an easy matter to assemble.There are a lot less expensive than this one but this is very sturdy and should last a long timeRecommended

The steel looked like it had been painted over rust had rust dust over the paint workHad to tap repair the scew thead to bolt it together.

Not too hard to assemble. I managed it on my own in a short while. It felt a bit flimsy while it was freestanding and kept falling over. Once the feet were set in post crete (very easy to do) it immediately felt much more solid. Looks quite nice at the top of my path and I’ve planted a couple of climbers eithe side to grow over it. Should last a few years as long as it doesn’t rust away.