VEVOR Birdcage Shape Garden Arch,8' High x 5.2' Wide, Heavy Duty Wrought Iron Arbor, Wedding Arch Trellis for Climbing Vines in Outdoor Garden, Lawn, Backyard, Patio, Black

I’m 4’11”, built it alone in maybe 25 minutes. The instructions were easy to follow. Only thing I will mention is there were some screws loose on the box. Not a big deal though. Can’t wait to plant my climbing roses.

I used this in my garden for a melon trellis. It is very lightweight and easy to put together. I would recommend putting the very top together first before attaching the side panels. Also I agree for you to NOT tighten everything down until you have it completely put together.

Very easy in assemble but didn’t expect to be that flimsy. Was trying to make a base and deck for it, but the leg have wide range of bent. Hard to measure and make the deck that would fit for it.Also only left under outdoor for a month, it already start rusting, which I didn’t expect happened that fast. Will need to get extra oil to cover those rust part, or else will expand.

I bought this for my first wisteria vine when I finally got a place to grow one. I assembled it by myself. It is a lovely feature in the yard.

Flimsy, hard to ensemble

The media could not be loaded.  I used a waterhose, round sprinkler, and zipties to make it an outdoor shower to cool off while gardening in Texas. I planted morning glory and moon flower seeds at base of trellises for privacy and to help secure to ground (but would recommend an evergreen vine for year round beauty). I used sand and foam step stones to make a floor to stand on

Easy to assemble with 2 people. Very sturdy once anchored into the ground. We’ve gotten a few intense windstorms and it’s held it’s own with no damage. Highly recommend

this collapsed on my husband after assembly for the wedding....glad it did it before and not during...did hurt my husbands back where it fell on him...not as easy to put together as they lead on...it is not sturdy and the instructions are on a single sheet of paper with minimum guidance

I picked this up for my bean plants for this spring I have put it together in my garage had the lower parts off till o put it out it looks good but 1 of the top rods got dislodged from the screw plug I did get it back into place but can’t crimp it I’m not gonna lose any sleep over it now just waiting for spring it is in position and dirt is tilled just have to add a bit of composte