Outsunny 6.7' Steel Garden Arch Arbor with Scrollwork Hearts, Planter Boxes for Climbing Vines, Ceremony, Weddings, Party, Backyard, Lawn, Gray

I've had this arbor for almost a year, and it's still going strong! I didn't have it weighed down well, so it did blow over in the Santa Ana winds, which are very strong, taking my tomato plants with it. Once it was weighed down, it was very sturdy. I'm actually back here looking to order another.I've used it for my indeterminate tomatoes, using the string method, in the middle of the arch, with other plants and determinate tomatoes on the ends.I love that you can move it around, as long as you remove the plants from the ends, that weigh it down.I also found it really easy to put together, and was able to do it by myself, without it taking an unreasonable amount of time.

The arbor looks great and seems sturdy but unfortunately came with some rust spots and already is getting a few more once up.

Very easy to put together. We used it in the garden and planted two grape plants with time it will hang from the top.

Very easy to put together. I did it myself in about an hour. I would have given it 5 stars but one of the brackets on the basket on the side broke away from where it was welded. Still using for a wedding this weekend since it is not noticeable and will still stay together.

The arbor is beautiful, everything was there, it even had extra screws. The packaging was reinforced and held up really well during shipping. My son and grandson put it together in about half an hour. It is now in my garden waiting for me to get two climbing thorn less rose bushes to train up the sides. I intend to seal the areas where the screws are just to be on the safe side. One thing I am pleased about is the fact that the bottoms of the planter areas on either side are removeable so I can plant the roses directing into the ground.

Love how sturdy and strong it is.Beautiful design very nice color of brown/bronze. Only problem was one of the baskets. Four of the edges came with the welds ground off so we couldn't connect them. To save us from having to send it back and get another one my husband took it to his shop and had them repaired.

My order arrived with a beat up box and one of the parts was bent/dented. I didn't want the hassle of having to return it and reorder it so I sent an email message to the seller to let them know and asked if there was anyway just to get the replacement part for it. They were kind enough to do that and though it also came in a beat up box, the part survived without any flaws or dents in it. I've loaded a few pictures of it in its new spot in the pond/patio area and with some twinkle lights on it. I look forward to enjoying it for many years and we used some of the extra granite pieces we got for free from our local cabinet countertop place near us to weight down the boxes and put my planters on. I don't think a 40-60 mph wind will knock it over as it did to the old one I used to have.

This is a nice sturdy arbor. Wish it was taller. Other than that it's a very nice arbor