Multi-Size Large Garden Support Arch Frame Climbing Plant Arch Arbor for Flowers/Fruits/Vegetables (9.8ft x 7ft x 7.2ft)

It was easy to assemble and is working great with a netting to keep birds out of berries.

We used this archway for Christmas lights. Our neighbors loved it. You will need to secure the joints with some duct tape and stake it down. It withstood some pretty high winds in our area. It is pretty easy to set up. The longer kits would need two people to set it up. Just bought a second one for next year.

I’ll start with the positives. The directions are very simple. It will serve my purpose (a chicken run).The issue: 30% of the parts have small manufacturing errors which prevent the parts from fixing together easily (picture 1&2). To rectify this, I dipped the end in petroleum jelly and used a rubber mallet to force it in.

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

Assembly is pretty straightforward, took faster than i thought. There were two of us figuring it out. The biggest factor for success is probably how level the ground is. If all 8 legs were level, assembly would be a breeze. Ours did not come up aligned because we did not bother levelling the ground, but it was not too hard to fix- we just had to hammer in the legs that came up a bit higher.

We purchased this item for a Christmas light tunnel, works great, we also purchased 3M green duct tape for all pieces, it took 2 people as we purchased the largest available. We added 2 feet to each leg to fit vehicles.Very easy to put together. Keep in mind this is not a $1,200 structure. We didn't use the provided anchors cause they are cheap, instead we use rebar. I will be happy if it last 1 year.right at the moment, I'm very happy with the price and the structure

There were no instructions included in the box and either we got some pieces that were wrong or the image is not accurate. The bottom pieces which have a top and bottom slot for a pole to go into with the bottom legs being a way of pushing it into the ground for support - there were only 4 of these pieces. Based on the image I should have 8 of these instead I had 4 pieces that only had 1 slot to insert a pole into that help support the sides of the arch. In reality what I received the 4 pieces with only 1 slot would have to go on the bottom with nothing to stick into the ground then use the other 4 pieces that have 2 inserts as the middle supporting frame. Maybe I am wrong but since I wasn't given any instructions and basing my instructions on the image I am giving this a 3 stars b/c I was able to work with what I could - if the parts received are indeed correct and the image for the product is just misleading then I will give it a 4 stars

I am a 5 foot tall woman who was able to put this thing together and get it up underneath a fully grown wisteria plant. I had no issues putting this together by myself and I don’t know how people are so dumb and can’t put this together by themselves. I simply put one section together and placed it up underneath the plant and then built off from there. This item does come with plastic pointed steaks that you can put at the bottom to make it more study. In addition it also comes with some metal stakes that you can use to support it more if need be.