8 Feet 4 Inch High Gothic Steel Rose Arch

I got two of these...the first one confused me but then built the second quickly. Put them in front of gates in my fence and have lights going over them. May need to affix them to the fence when my new clematises climb them and give a wind profile, but sturdy as they are now.

I assembled and installed these a couple months ago, and they ook good. They are easily twisted, so I need to anchor them to the fence on either side. The bolts are already starting to rust, so I am debating getting new ones of a more weather appropriate material, which is annoying because they were advertised as outdoor items. They seem sturdy enough for roses and morning glory flowers, but the clearance gets a bit iffy for tall people once the posts are sunk far enough to feel secure (my family is 6'-6'11"). I am worried that plants up top will get caught in hair as taller family members walk underneath.

Works great for my purposes (Carrying honeysuckle vines over a gate.), but be aware that it comes without any assembly instructions - Just a pic of a completed arch, and a parts list. I found it pretty easy to figure out once I got going, but I could totally see that it could be a very frustrating experience for some.

Also, the finials (Which, I'm happy to say, were black, not blue as shown) fit so loosely that they would have blown off on the first windy day. (A few turns of electrical tape solved this problem!)

I bought two, and they are pretty nice. Not the sturdiest metal trellis I'm sure but they are holding up well. They'll look great with vines on them this summer.

For the price I was expecting hard plastic or something, but it is actually metal. Easy to put together. took about 20mins to assemble. Bigger than I expected. It is pretty lightweight. Will need to be tied down in your yard.

I bought this to use with hologram fabric, it worked perfectly and looked great, the spike at the top was perfect for a Halloween creepy archway. It was a bit of a pain to put together since the parts are not actually labeled and some look very similar, but my 10 year old and I got it assembled in about 20 minutes.

Excellent Quality.

Just put this together. For the price it is pretty decent. One of the cross bars bent off as I was placing it outside. Kinda wobbly until staked in. Kinda a pain to put together but looks great for my Halloween decor

I purchased one from Aldi that was less expensive and much sturdier. Luckily we're I am placing this one I have the option to tie it to other structures which will be helpful.

My 11 year old grandson put it together for me. Looks great but is not very strong. I accidentally bent the one side when pushing it into the ground. For the price, it worked for me. Just keep in mind it is not a heavy piece.happy with my purchase.

This is an attractive arch and super great for the price. It is lightweight however. It looks great as an entry into my vegetable garden.

Wife loves it kinda a pain to put together but nothing bad but she loves it and that is all that matters.

Easy to assemble, great for lights & vine plants! Used as an entryway into my garden area!

Looks very pretty in my garden. Not quite as sturdy as I hoped but still nice.

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Hard to assemble must have 2 people

I didn't order it as a functioning trellis to walk through, it's more of a statement piece and to allow my ivy to grow upwards. I have a very large, very old patch and we keep trimming it back but it has nowhere to really grow. This trellis is VERY large. Even with the size clearly listed, I was surprised how big it was. I thought it was really easy to assemble, I did it mostly alone and then my husband tightened all of the screws with an attachment for his drill. Someone else recommended trying to put it in the ground all the way to first rung, I think that would be helpful for stability. Mine is not quite in that far, about halfway and seems pretty sturdy. But again, mind is just to help my ivy, not functioning as an arch to walk through. I can tell you that the birds already love landing on it. I may hang a bird house from the middle of it. Once my ivy grows over it I will try to remember to update a photo here.

Excellent very good quality, just be careful pushing in ground as screws not very long on bar going up outside of arch

Awesome

nice size, little on the weak side but perfect for my 2 grape vines to crawl up, would buy again for the money!

Over my porch stairs is where I put it

I paid a little under $30 for this, which is a great deal. The assembly instructions could be better, but even then it took only 20 minutes to assemble the whole thing on my own. There was no missing hardware or misaligned holes. I like how tall it is and the lovely gothic-style curve at the top.

Good, reasonably sturdy trellis for $30. Only sunk it a few inches into the ground because it would not be tall enough for my 6'4" to walk under comfortably if we sunk it further-- so we pounded rebar in beside it & zip tied the trellis to the rebar. I think once vines cover it, you won't notice it & it will be sturdy. Only weird thing was that pointy finials are green, not black like the rest of the trellis, but were easy to spray paint black & now they match fine.

The price is amazing for what you get. Way bigger than I expected, which I love!
Comes in clearly marked plastic packages of black, light weight aluminum tubing with "visual" instructions.
I actually hate putting things together and was able to get this done by myself . Without cussing. (65 yo female) .
Tip: Keep tubes in the marked bags and pull them out as you need to assemble. I used a little electric screwdriver for the bolts. There are 2 bolts that are a wee bit longer than the rest. Set them aside and to use for the top finials.

The price is amazing for what you get. Way bigger than I expected, which I love!
Comes in clearly marked plastic packages of black, light weight aluminum tubing with "visual" instructions.
I actually hate putting things together and was able to get this done by myself . Without cussing. (65 yo female) .
Tip: Keep tubes in the marked bags and pull them out as you need to assemble. I used a little electric screwdriver for the bolts. There are 2 bolts that are a wee bit longer than the rest. Set them aside and to use for the top finials.