Just got it up , it is OK, it may last a season or two. The gate latch is not even the correct size, so I am buying a different one for it. Had to use cement and rhubarb to help keep it in the ground.

This is a Beautiful garden entrance arbor. I am in the process of putting it together so the picture doesn’t show the finished gate. It arrived with some broken pieces so I knocked off a star for broken pieces. It’s soft wood and I’m not sure how long it will last in the Texas elements but it’s very pretty and the color matches my fence. It’s a little wobbly so I’m going to dig it into the ground for it to be more sturdy. I’m using it to create a divide from my ugly side yard and I’ll be planting grapes over the arbor and I think it will look very pretty. I would recommend if you need a garden divider with a beautiful entrance.

I was really hoping to have this assembled but with a few feet of snow still on the ground, my spring garden plans are on hold. Alas, I wanted to open it to see what it looked like and what kind of build I was looking at. The slats are lightweight, dark brown and there are many of them. Overall, they seem a little thin but I think once they’re all nailed into place, they’ll be fine for years to come. The color is a bit darker than I was expecting but it’s not orange, so I don’t mind the brown. I’m excited to build this once the ground thaws. It’ll make a great garden enclosure.

Very nice quality for a very reasonable price.

Pretty easy to assemble and it looks great - exactly as pictured. I did install some slightly deeper ground anchors as we are in a windy area