BUKLIYN Half Sided Arch Against The Wall Garden Arch Trellis - Garden Arch Arbor Trellis for Climbing Plants Outdoor - Garden Arch Trellis Arbor for Home Yard and Garden（Black）

I’m so happy with this garden arch! Assembly was straightforward, and even though it’s tall and wide, it came together without any hassle. The frame is very sturdy and well-made, and I can tell it will hold up to the weather and support my climbing plants for years to come. The size is perfect for creating a real focal point in the yard—tall enough to walk under comfortably and wide enough to frame a pathway. I planted bougainvillea around it, and they’re already starting to climb, which makes the arch look even more stunning in addition to supporting the plants. The sleek black finish adds an elegant, timeless touch that makes my garden feel extra special. Overall, it’s both practical and beautiful—a strong trellis that doubles as a gorgeous decorative piece. I’d definitely recommend it to anyone who wants to add charm and structure to their outdoor space.

My mother-in-law is really happy with this garden arch trellis—it’s become one of her favorite additions to her backyard. She’s using it to support her cucumber plants, and it’s holding up well even as they get heavier. The frame feels sturdy but not overly bulky, and it fits nicely into the space without dominating the garden. She mentioned that it wasn’t hard to put together, which is a big plus since she usually avoids anything too complicated. The height gives her cucumbers plenty of room to grow, and the arch shape adds a nice visual element to the yard. It also helps keep the plants off the ground, which she says makes them easier to pick and keeps things tidier. The materials seem to handle heat and rain without any rusting or warping so far. She’s already planning to use it for beans and maybe even flowers next season. It looks more decorative than a standard trellis, which makes her garden feel a bit more special. All in all, it’s been both a practical and pretty solution for her growing needs.

Purchased this for my garden and when I initially opened it thought "no problem, I can put this together myself". How wrong I was. Assembly itself was more or less ok, screwing in the poles to each other was pretty difficult and I ended up getting out power tools to assist and even then only had moderate success. But putting it up in my backyard was a comedy of errors fit for a Three Stooges episode. The size I bought was too wide to lift up both sides at once. So I'd get one side up only to have the poles on the other pop out. I'd get it fixed and that side up but the other side would fall. This continued for many more minutes than I'd like to admit to. Overall, the size is what I wanted, the sturdiness is OK, but definitely don't try to put up by yourself.

I’ve enjoyed this a lot! The instructions were clear, easy to put together, did it mostly by myself with my partner stepping in to assist as a few places when assembling. It’s sturdy, and is working perfectly for my garden rose. There were no issues over the winter, even with blizzards.

If you like products with laughable quality, yet tearful assembly, this junk is for YOU!! This is made of plastic that can’t even withstand ordinary gravitational force; the arch is so weak that it bows down in the middle, and I’m nervous to even hang basic Christmas lights on it! Even worse, the arch assembly is so unnecessarily complex and time-consuming, as there are no pre-drilled holes in which to affix the screws. So, buyers are expected to put a loose metal tube inside two plastic sections of the arch, then drill through the layers of plastic and metal to connect them! Did I mention that the pieces are ROUND, so your screwdriver constantly slips around while you drill? Speaking of slipping, the loose metal “connector” tube slides back and forth inside the arch sections as you work, as well. It is a nightmare. Even once the screws were in (barely), they would pop out when we tried to move or stand up the arch. My husband and I eventually wrapped electrical tape around all the joints, so perhaps the arch can make it (again, barely) through this holiday season?! I’d return this disaster purchase, but I put in too much effort to cobble together this wimpy structure, and I’m too drained to squeeze it back into the box. The real pisser is that the sides were much sturdier and easier to assemble, as they had pre-drilled holes. So, the manufacturer KNEW that the holes were necessary for assembly. They just didn’t bother creating holes for the top pieces, which puts the responsibility on the customer to perform the impossibly cumbersome task of drilling their own connecting holes. I paid over $100 for this, but in reality wouldn’t take it for free now that I know the quality. I expect this to fall apart and be sitting in my trash can within two months, at most.

Arch was good but kit included only 1 foot anchor. I will just make my own.

Made of plastic-coated steel tubing, so it shouldn't rust. I had my husband test the weight capacity—it's quite sturdy. Assembly was easy, and we love the look. We secured it to our fence, and it's holding up our climbing roses beautifully.

Poor Quality! Not worth the money! Cheaply made. The attachments from one section to the next keeps coming out. It was not designed with screws nor anything to secure it. It's flimsy and does stand against the wind.

Look great

Arch is good but 2 missing pieces and can't contact the seller to get them sent.