Ensemble de 2 treillis de jardin arqué en métal, support de plante grimpante pour patio extérieur, noir

Eh… not the best. But what can you expect in a plastic trellis. It has a four point assembly which was easy to deal with. I wish I would have glued all the connections as I was putting it together. It was hard to put it in the ground, because you really can’t pound it in. I just planted a baby wisteria to climb on this, so I’ll be happy if the trellis’ make it through one season.

The trellis arrived in a small box. The trellis comes unassembled with many pieces. The connectors are all plastic and only the rods are metal. I did not realize when purchasing it would require so much time to put together. The final product looks nice but is not very sturdy and I doubt it will hold up well to the weather.

I’m not opposed to assemble-it-yourself items, but this one takes the cake! It took me FOREVER to put it together and the instructions were only a few pictures. It would have been very helpful to know more details, such as “use the rubber mallet to pound in each piece all the way.” My dimensions were off and you can see in my pictures that they both are torqued. But forget starting over!! The seller should consider having some of it pre-assembled and shipping in larger boxes because this was crazy!

This product arrived in good condition no damage. As you can see from pictures all the parts was not there only got one nice arch trellis. I wouldnt recommend this product because all the pieces was in packaging. Only got one nice trellis had lots of connections left.

I didn’t realize this trellis wasn’t all metal. The metal pieces are held together by plastic pieces. When I went back and looked at the small print in the item description it does say the materials are metal and plastic, but I’m unsure of how the plastic will hold up in the harsh sunhot summers we get in Palm Springs. It was somewhat difficult to put together and the instructions were basically useless. There are so many little pieces that you have to make sure are perfectly straight for the next set of pieces to fit into them… it took some time and patience. Putting the trellis into the ground was a bit of a challenge as well. The first time I tried, some of the pieces came apart and I had to fix them. My yard is pretty soft too. I wish it was all metal, as it would look nicer, last longer and be easier to assemble and install. Overall it looks nice once up, but you. Just need to be aware of these details before purchasing!