YITAHOME Birdcage Shape Garden Arch Arbors, 9.8'H x 6.8'W Pergola Pavilion for Climbing Plants Outdoor, Wedding Arches for Ceremony Party, Metal Garden Arbor for Patio, Backyard (Black)

Woooooow!!! Beyond my expectations!!! We are growing vines for bees and hummingbirds in it so hopefully I will remember to submit another photo later.

Stronger than I thought. Long stakes for putting it in the ground. Easy to follow instructions.

Very simple to put together and I’m 68 years old. Following the 4 step photo instructions it took my wife and I about an hour and a half to put together. Since it is so high, we built the complete top first as instructed then decided to balance it on a 6 foot ladder 🪜 to raise it enough to attach the middle section to the top. That made it easier to attach the bottom. It is very sturdy with the stakes that attach to the bottom and go about 1 foot or so into the ground. Wife loves it.

Overall, this is very charming . We did have to fuss with it a lot and it still doesn’t look even.I had to make peace with the angles looking a little mismatched. My roses haven’t grown enough to put any weight on it yet , so I can’t say this season how sturdy it is .You will need 2 people to put it up. Someone has to hold it up which the second person puts the pieces together .

Have it installed at spring 2024, make my grape vine climb on it, it last well for now (a year).Likely need at least 2 ppl to set it up. And better dig some hole to bury the feet of you want it stay firm for long time.

LOVE the look! Not all the screws lined up perfectly but it’s still quite sturdy! I hung my fuschia plants from a few of the openings and holds up nicely. We had 60-70 mph winds during our last storm and this didn’t budge. I don’t have the spikes in the ground either. It does take 2 people to assemble.

My wife has an English garden and used this to put her table and chairs so she can enjoy her coffee and garden

Poor instructions, missing some screws that I had to go purchase at my local hardware store