DuraTrel Country Garden Wall Mounted Vinyl Trellis, 35" x 66", White

Pain in the ass to assemble but look nice and seem to hold up well, not complicated just a hassle, have climbing roses going up them nicely, had for over a year now I believe and no problems.

Very easy to put together and durable. We no sooner put the trellises up and that night we had 60mph winds, they didn't even move. So lovely as well for a nice clean look.

bought two and thought twice about it due to earlier comments noting how difficult this is to assemble. i followed another reviewer who assembled it the opposite way of the instructions enclosed. he was right. it took me maybe 12 minutes to fully assemble each unit, super easy, no rubber mallet required. i slid one slat through the center brace center hole, put the center brace on the floor with the slat sticking up horizontally. then i slid all other cross braces down that one slat. i slid two more slats through all the cross braces on either side of the first slat. next i turned the crossbraces upright and proceeded to slide two more slats thtrough the cross braces. i turned this upside down and did the same for the last two slats. i laid down on beam on the floor and lined up the crossbraces the best i could before starting at the second to last opening on the beam, working my way down to the left inserting the others. finally i inserted each end cap at an angle into the outside holes on the beam, you may have to lift up the crossbrace next to it slight to snap the end cap in place. then i just laid the other beam on top and worked my way down until all cross braces and end caps were inserted fully. then just screw in the 6 screws to the beams and the hard part is done. best of luck. this turned out much easier than i thought possible. my wife loves the trellises and i am thankful for the earlier advice posted here.

I really like the look of this, and it was pretty easy to assemble. It does seem a bit flimsy, but for the price that's to be expected. Over all I'm pretty happy with it and would recommend it to others.

These are great. I installed 4 of them side by side to support a viney japanese maple we planted 2 years ago for a privacy fence. It looks really good. The build quality is pretty nice. I would say i established a very strange assembly process since that's what most people talk about. I tried to do it the way they recommend in the assembly manual, but that way sucked. So, my method: 1. lay all horizontal pcs out next to each other laying flat on the ground. 2. space closest to you out about 6 inches and insert first vertical pc. 3. push first vertical pc thru all horizonal pcs. 4. repeat this for all vertical pcs. you're actually trying to move the horizontal pieces to each other as you push the vertical through. 5. put both top and bottom horizontal pcs on. 6. put first vertical side piece on after spacing horizontal pieces out evenly. 7. put second vertical side piece on, forcing horizontal pieces in place as needed and using a dead blow hammer to tap some into slots. 8. install screws. This allowed me to assemble the last 2 of 4 in about 5 mins each. The first one per manufacturers instructions, because the horizonal slot positions were off significantly, was kind of a nightmare, i won't lie. But establishing my own system was the right way to go. I also don't like the stakes provided. I bought some 8 foot long 5/8 galvanized grounding rod from a big box store and cut them in half, then drove them in 3 feet. I then drilled 3 thru holes in them to screw through the vinyl into treated 2x2's to make them really sturdy. That said, still gets 5 stars, because all i wanted was the assembly and i knew i'd have to rig up a staking system and linking system.

This could be a great product but clearly the manufacturing of this product is very badly executed. I know about the manufacturing process and for that price point the customer can expect the product to be without any issues. Some of the openings were not big enough and I had to widen them myself. Otherwise there could have been no way to make this work. The white steel ground anchors have been replaced by 2 black plastic pieces without any holes in it. Impossible to put the small plastic screws through the hard plastic. The product is nothing like the previous buyers described. I assume the seller is using different source to make the product.

its a nice quality, for the cost, Yes as others say, its not easy to assemble, but an hour later i got it. worth the trouble of the set up.

This trellis is exactly as expected and I put it beside my Dura-Trel Wellington Arbor. I am going to purchase another one for the other side of the arbor which will be used for my wisteria. It is sturdy, heavy PVC, and easy to assemble. Some reviews stated it was extremely difficult to assemble, but I am 76 yrs old and if I can put it together, so can you! I placed the parts on my island in the kitchen, then put in the nine vertical slats into one post. Screwed in the bottom cross rail to hold them together. The trick to putting in the slats is to slide through the 1st 3 slats, then use the rubber mallet to put the slats through the holes in the slats. It took about 30 min to assemble the entire trellis, but it helps to have it upon a table instead of on the floor. It is beautiful and now all I have to do is install the anchors and dig a hole. I'll post a picture when both trellis' are installed! Dura-Trel makes a sturdy product and my arbor has made it through tornado winds, thunderstorms and wintry mix in East Texas. Good product!