Tangkula 88-Inch Wooden Garden Arbor with Trellis, Decoration Outdoor Rose Arbor with Metal Connection for Climbing Plants, Wedding Arch for Ceremony, Bridal Party, Archway, Lawn, Patio

Love the arch, but could have been priced lower! The wood and design is beautiful and as described.

In my free time, I like gardening. I plants a lot of flowers, David Austin roses are my favorite flowers. So I have to spend a lot of time to buy the flowers conditions such as pots and trellis. Eden rose is my favorite climbing rose, and I needed to find a trellis that are suitable for it. When I randomly did some research on Amazon, I found this one that made with 100% fir wood. I believed it should be good quality. When I got it, it matches my expectations. It is durable and stable. My eden rose can climb both sides of this trellis. I also hang several pots of plants on it. I like its design and color. I am very satisfied.

We used this for a wedding arch, assembled on-site. Takes a while to put together, it has well-braced corners. Strong because of all the screws and brackets you have to install. Once assembled, after the event we transported it whole and plan to use it in our garden.

As I was unpacking the item I noticed a crack in the top of one of the wood pieces but I made it work

My wife has always wanted a wooden Arbor. I was very happy to find this one.It came very nicely package and well secured. All the hardware is included and the only tools you will need is a Power drill with a Phillips attachment. You will also need an open ended wrench or socket wrench or Allen wrench to attach the included nuts and bolts that secure the top. All the necessary holes are pre-drilled and some are counter sunk as well for you. All the pieces went nicely together. The manual is simple, no words, just pictures to help with putting it together. And thats really all you need.I also bought two 4x4 AC2 4 x 4, 8 foot post that are Ground Contact Green Pressure Treated and cut them into 4 foot posts. I then burred them approximately 3 feet into the ground. I drilled two holes through each of the 4 posts and also into the Arbor and bolted the arbor onto the posts. I did this for stability and to keep the wood of the Arbor above ground to prevent rot.I want my wife to get many years of enjoyment out of this so I plan on treating the Arbor to make it even more weatherproof. My wife will be planting Clematis around it, I think it’s going to look absolutely gorgeous.