LZRS 82.7 x 80in Rustic Iron Arch Decoration Garden Trellis with Black Metal Coating – Perfect for Supporting Climbing Plants Outdoor, Roses, Vines, Flowers, and Vegetables.

These come in two pieces for each single trellis which need to be assembled, rather than trying to ship them full size. So you will have a bottom & a top for each one. The come with two wee packets of wee screws for assembling. You will find they are zip tied to one of the pieces. Mind you don't miss them and toss them in the bin with the wrapping plastic like I almost did, myself! You will need them.Assembly is breeze - put a top on a bottom ( *George Takei voice* "Oh myyyy") and one screw in each side. Easy peasy lemon squeezy. I feared they would be rickety, being in two pieces. But they are quite solid if you are sure to get those screws tight (Why do I hear George Takei so much?). And they look great, as well. They are brand new, so I don't know how they will hold up to the wind and the rain yet. But I'm sure the cardinal climber vines I planted will love them as well as I do.

Don’t get me wrong, this is a great value of height for the price. It looks like it will be cheaply made and it is actually better than I thought it would be. Pretty ways to install but you’ll want to factor in the bottom stakes needing to go into the ground and so that will take a way some of the height. Very easy to use and assemble. Not sure how much weight it could support but I can see being able to have a few small hanging plants.

These are nice in our garden to grow things vertically in a small space. Malabar spinach, cucumber, morning glories

These panels came VERY well-packaged - sturdy boxes, and plenty of bubble-wrap. Didn't have any issues with damage, other than one panel (out of 16 we ordered) having a missing flower. It looks like it was just never there, as it wasn't in the packaging. The panels go together very easily, but you have to do it "right" if you're connecting them. I figured out that if you start with just the bottom panels, you need to work left to right. Put in the leftmost panel, and then install the next one, making sure the pin slides into the sleeve. Once you have all of the bottom panels in, add the top ones, but work right to left, again making sure the pin slides into the sleeve. Tighten the wing nuts, if you think you need to.My only complaint: Rust. These are intended for outdoor use, obviously. But they started rusting in several spots on several panels within a few days of being installed. I had to pull them out, wipe off the rust, and then re-paint them. Unfortunately, spray paint was really the only good option for us, though maybe for others, using a brush might work. We used a fairly good-quality, rust-inhibiting paint, and we're hoping for good results. But this stuff is expensive, adding about $5 to the cost of each panel - takes about 2 cans for every 4 panels.

These iron arches have with stood wind and rain and stormy weather. I’m very impressed that they are so easy to put together. And, most of all they look great. I highly recommend. Good value for the money!

Bought about 8 of these total in 2 packs. Love them because of their height. AND was glad to be able to pound them into the ground to withstand the wind on something so full of flowers. Replaced ALL of my 48" tall Trellises!

Works great and is super durable! Using for some privacy and to hold my star jasmine.

The trellises were the right height, and pretty, but 2 were damaged, and required some repair prior to assembly. If you’re not handy with a pliers, take this possibility into consideration.