RUBFAC Metal Garden Arch, Wedding & Event Decoration, Garden Trellis for Climbing Plants, Assemble Freely 2 Sizes for Various Climbing Plant Roses Vines Bridal Party Decoration, Army Green, 1 Pack

Bought this to trellis my pumpkins!I wanted a trellis so badly but most are really expensive, wasn’t expecting too much for the price but the quality is GREAT!I thought building this was going to be a pain in the butt once I saw the instructions but it wasn’t, it was soo easy!Im 33 weeks pregnant, built it myself and trellised my pumpkin vines with ease!The quality is great as well as its sturdiness. We’ve had flash floods lately and windy thunderstorms and it’s held up really well!It is tall! Taller than I may have realized but still what I needed and wanted!

**Review of RUBFAC Metal Garden Arch**I recently purchased the RUBFAC Metal Garden Arch in Army Green for my garden, specifically to support my climbing roses. At around $20, I found it to be a budget-friendly option, and it certainly gets the job done.First off, the design is quite attractive and fits well in my garden aesthetic. The army green color blends nicely with the surrounding plants, making it a charming focal point. The arch is versatile enough for various uses, such as wedding and event decoration, which adds to its appeal.In terms of assembly, I appreciated that it comes in two sizes, allowing for flexibility based on my space and the growth of my plants. However, I did notice that the structure feels a bit flimsy. While it holds up my climbing roses well, I wouldn't recommend it for heavier vines or if you expect it to endure harsh weather conditions without some additional support.Overall, I think the RUBFAC Metal Garden Arch is a solid choice for anyone looking for an affordable trellis. It’s not the sturdiest option out there, but for the price, it’s worth it. It does exactly what I need it to do, and I’m happy with my purchase!

I ordered two of these. One went together perfectly. The other I put together a couple days later and there were two of the “C” pieces that had no hole for the screw to go into. I was going to return it, but my grandson, who was helping me, suggested we just omit four of the “C” pieces-two on each side- and continue on, which we did. It was about a foot to a foot and a half shorter than the first one because of this, but it still worked. I’m a bit disappointed because the taller height would have been great, but it is installed and looking good anyway. They are tightly secured to the chain link fence on the property line, so even though they are a tad bit , hmmm, flimsy, shall I say? I think they’ll be fine because, as I said, they are tied tightly and secured to a very stable fence. I would have given it a solid four stars if not for the “bad” pieces.

Nice, sturdy for a wedding arch. Simple to put together. Mine was 2 screws short, but we found 2 of ours that worked. Really nice for the money.

You get what you pay for. Despite what others say it is not difficult to put together or install but being that it’s half the price of anything else you can expect it to be flimsy. Since I anticipate mine being covered up with roses, I don’t really care about the looks and it’s nothing to look at. It is quite flimsy so I had to add a bunch of anchors And I coded it with polyurethane, hoping that it won’t rust when the rain comes. Just keep in mind that it’s not the one if you’re looking for quality. It does do the job if that’s all you’re looking for and don’t want to spend much.

Really good for the price! It was easy to put together. The only thing I don’t like about this arch is that the screws are a different color, which stands out on the black metal, but it’s okay in my case since it will mostly be covered with climbing roses. This is very lightweight and flexible, which again could be an issue, but for me it’s not. I put this in an area of our landscaping that should be protected from wind. Easy, light, but also sturdy, great price, can paint the screws black if needed… overall, I recommend it!

Pardon the state of my garden but these are great! I put them in ground a few inches and they have stayed no problem. We do plan on staying down as we live in coastal NC but it was pretty windy today and they were fine. I do have 2 next to each other for my cucumbers to grow on. Took about 15 months each to assemble, very easy, no issues. Super lightweight but seem like they will hold up well material wise.

I used 4 of these black arches for my 5x2x1ft raised garden beds. They are really cute and worked great for my needs. My only complaint is that I wish they were more sturdy. I tried to just hammer them in the ground but that just bent the metal and did not work at all. I had to pound some T-posts in the 4 corners and attach them so they wouldn’t blow over in the wind. That was a lot more work than expected. But I’m happy with how the end result looks. Still they will move around if I shake them, but otherwise they stay put. I hung some hanging strawberry planters and it is bowing slightly from the weight of them, but they are heavy so I’m impressed that it’s holding. I was able to use some 5 ft bamboo sticks to make a supportive structure for tomatoes and raspberries. I used some nylon string in a zig zag pattern to make trellises for beans, and cucumbers.