Hourleey48" x 16" Cucumber Trellis, Foldable Frame Metal Garden Trellis, Outdoor Plant Support Tower for Raised Bed Climbing Plants, Vegetables, Peas, Fruit, Vine

Great for cucumbers or squash. You get 4 panels

This trellis is perfect for what I intend to use it.I am building 2 18"x18" raised boxes for my snow peas. The 2 trellises will be perfect in width and height for the peas.About the trellises:1. They do not come with directions2. They are pretty easy to figure out3. If you want to combine them, to make an A frame, they do not include necessary hardware4. You could ziptie them to make an A frame, but I do not think it would be very sturdy5. They do not have a spiked end to put into the ground (not a problem for me since they will be secured against the inside of the raised bed.)So, depending on your need, these could be perfect for you, or you may want to look elsewhere. For me, these are a 5 star.

it says 2 pk. but it is 1 trellis when put together, not true on description, big rip off , now i have to spend more money on another one somewhere else to get 2 trellis's

So what we have are several grids of metal that fit together into a vaguely trellis-like A-frame. They fasten via wingnuts at their connectors, which are a cheap albeit functional solution? but as an A-frame they don't stay propped up on their own. I used zip ties to bind them together at the top (it doesn't come with those) and landscape staples to fasten it to the ground (it doesn't come with those either) because it also looks like a strong wind would doom it if it isn't anchored. Especially if my vines aren't strong enough to hold it.It's not very impressive looking either; rust spots here and there even though it's new! why? how?? Isn't this built for outdoors? and the metal frame.... for being metal, doesn't inspire confidence that it'll survive a branch knocking it (which happens often in my yard).And my order was for a 2 pack, but unless you want really short trellises, it's really a 1 pack.Am I totally despondant about it? no not really. After a little fixing-up it IS functional, and after my bean vines grow over it it'll probably look much nicer too. But this feels like a bare minimum-effort trellis and not meant to last more than one or two years.~ ~ ~ OTHER NOTES - It doesn't come with instructions. Consult the web photos or my review photos and see if it helps you put it together. It's not hard, but if you save it for last, after a long day of gardening you may be too toasted (like me) to do it right.

Easy to assemble. However, the pictures lead me to believe there was a set of two A frames - when I reality there’s just one. No way to attach the top (I used zip ties), and no spikes to anchor into the soil so hopefully it stays standing.For the price I think there are better options on here. I would have returned if I didn’t need it to start my garden this weekend.

I can't wait to get my garden started. This is perfect for cucumbers. I like the 'tent' shape of it, so they can climb up both sides with room for air to circulate. Looks to be sturdy and well made.

"Hourleey 2 Pack 48" x 16" Cucumber Trellis, Foldable Frame Metal Garden Trellis, Outdoor Plant Support Tower for Raised Bed Climbing Plants, Vegetables, Peas, Fruit, Vine" this trellis is ok. It is best suited for box gardening IMO. It would work great on a deck, beside a gouse and even railing box. What I didnt like is that you have to figure out how to assemble in you ow. And there are no instruction or guidelines for use. This trellis would bot work in a larger garden as it just doesn't jave the weight holding ability or the sturdiness.

This, like many Chinese products, arrives with no documentation. Look carefully at the Amazon ad to put it together. Although it is claimed that you may configure this as you want, you will WANT to build 2 4-feet by 16-inch panels and probably form an A. All the pictures show the panels in an A structure and all but 1 picture shows 2 double sets in use. (You may consider a double order.)These are sturdy, well-constructed, and easily assembled.Whenever I get a product like this, it is my practice to use it in some bizarre manner, however this time I am growing cucumbers.