This arbor is so cute! It was difficult to put together without a drill however. There are a ton of screws needed to hold it together. The arbor is very light weight, so easy to move. I do worry that if I place it in my garden entrance that it will blow over in a storm. I will likely anchor it with some stakes.

Love this wood arbor super cute can’t wait to get flowers on it . Was easy to build only reason for the 4 stars was because some pieces when building wide not have holes , but super easy to do just took a few extra steps . Also super cute but not to sturdy added a little extra support. Dimensions perfect

Really beautiful trellis! We have a volunteer grape plant growing in the yard so got this to give it a place to grow. Build wasn't too bad with power tools, but would take much longer and be difficult with just the included screwdriver, but it is doable! With power tools took about 20 minutes.

I love this arbor! I cut down my wisteria from my picket fence and started over at the beginning of the spring. Then I added morning glories for season long flowers. Added some solar lights and it was beautiful by June . The arbor was very easy to assemble and I am a 70 year old woman. I my granddaughter and I did actually set it up in the yard by ourselves ,but I would suggest having another person help for optimum ease. It is sturdy enough to hold the wisteria for years to come. We added steal spikes that was not included made it very stable and it's been thru a couple of strong storms with zero problems. I am 100% satisfied and would buy it again. It's good quality and a great value for the money. The size is exactly as described. I wouldn't say it's heavy-duty but it's not flimsy it a good weight and strong enough to hold up two mature wisteria vines on both sides that go over the top without a problem. It's strong and the stakes make it sturdy. We purchase two and use the other as a rose arbor but you could use it many ways. Hope this helps.

I got this for my sister's garden so she could grow bean plants on it. There are a lot of pieces but not too horrendous. They supply the tools which is nice. It took a while to put it all together and it doesn't seem super strong; the pieces of wood are thinner than I thought they would be but not too weak. I think with dirt and just beans growing on it, it should be fine. Not sure how long it will hold up, though. It is pretty and it is tall. There is a pic with it parallel to the fence, which is 5 feet tall. so, we might need a step stool to reach the beans, but I think that's ok....nothing against the product, especially if you are using it with people under it (which it would be great for - plenty of space horizontally and vertically. Overall, its ok and I hope it lasts for a couple growing seasons. Since its also portable, it will be easy to move it to under the deck in the winter.