Tall Garden Arch Trellis For Climbing Plants, Large Grape Vine Support Arch Arbour Trellis

The instruction paper so useless. I have no clues to put it together. It take me 5 hrs to finishing.

Not very sturdy and needs an anchor included against strong winds.

I don't know how anyone could give this 5 stars. I debated giving it two. First, the instructions are a joke. Totally laughable. I cam back here to watch the video and this is ony moderately better. I figured out how to put the pole together. Those are not too hard once you figure out how many of each there and then separate them accordingly. No information at all on the spacing of the poles. Once you lay the poles out for the top, its not too difficult to figure out how the locking braces go on. Still it would have been nice to see an actual person do it. Would have made life a lot easier. Here's the fun part. Once you put the "H" supports together, the instructions show you one way of doing it and the video shows a different way. My advice. Do one whole ladder support at a time and hook it both to the main frame and also put on the "G" supports. Otherwise these ladder supports will just fall over on you. I was doing this by myself and thought they would stay up, until one fell forward and whacked me on the head. So complete on leg at a time completely. Then move to the next Ladder support. Structurally this is a mess. It needs to be stronger and have more supports. I tried to slide it to where I wanted it and several pieces came apart. The Ladder struts just snap on and they snap off just as easy. They need some type of fastener to keep them in place. The whole structure is not easy to move because it is flimsy. So better to have two or four people, who can pick the whole thing up and support it while it is being moved. I think I might drill some holes in the four corner posts. Put some eye bolts in so I can tie it down to some ground spikes. I still have not figure out what the little "H" pole is for. The instructions say 1 is included. I got two in my pkg. Looks like you're supposed to hammer it into the ground.. ok but then what. No clue. Mine also came with a sein net and a bag of other pieces. No instructions on how to put the net on. No instructions on what the other bag of stuff is. Maybe things you're supposed to use with the net? No clue. Putting the net on. If you get aggravated easily, don't even try . It tool me an hour. Removing the net completely, twice, to finally get it over the top to where it doesn't look like complete junk. If you can, roll the net up. The with two people (at least) let the net hand down on on long side, about two feet. Then slowly roll the net across the top. Don't try to drape it like a blanket. The next gets caught on every single possible thing it can. So rolling it slow over the top is your best approach and two people will at least make it doable without wanting to smash your head against a wall. Good Luck. I would not recommend this product. I'm only keeping it because I spend the last three hours putting it together.

Cheaply fabricated. The joining wires is ok , except the support tubes make no sense. Instructions are on a 5x7 piece of paper and very vague . Will not be able to hold an actual grape vine over 3 years old. It could hold a morning glory or four.

I've had 4 people come over to help put this together (one is a mechanical engineer) and we're all a bit stumped and due to an injury haven't been able to complete this. Instructions are horrible and we've literally now taken snapshots from the video to try to help. Eventually I guess I'll get this up, but have considered returning. There is a smaller one that shows a different video that I watched for the cross bars and that would be a whole better design. May give Wayfair a call. I see why the cost to install professionally is almost the cost of the product!

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Easy to assemble, looks like the picture, flimsy, missing parts, maybe one gets what one pays for; not Wayfair quality.

Very nice, perfect for our grapes!