1.Go Steel Garden Arch, 8'1" High x 4'2" Wide, Garden Arbor for Various Climbing Plant, Outdoor Garden Lawn Backyard

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Product Specifications

Product Dimensions: 16 x 50 x 97 inches, 17 pounds
Bring a touch of Southern charm to your yard or garden
Constructed of steel tubing and coated in weather-resistant black epoxy
Wonderful showcase for climbing vines or flowers
Minimal assembly required with instructions provided

Product Description

This arch is constructed of smooth, sound tubular, it’s perfect for supporting lightweight climbing plants and vines or for displaying small hanging accents to create a beautiful entry into your garden. This arch will train your plants to grow through the arbor by weaving them in and out of the scrollwork as they grow and it will turn your garden into a colorful place with various flowers.

Noted: 1) Put it a few inches into the ground so as to keep it standing firmly. Or you can stand it up firmly in your creative way 2) Carefully read the installation guide before setting this arch up, common tools are considered for being prepared, such as flat cross screwdriver etc. 3) Arch installation is better to be done by two people, please feel free to contact us if you have any installation problem 4) Chirldren can not climp up this arch

Product Reviews

One Star

It is way too flimsy to stand on it’s own.

One Star

Poor quality

Looked good after decorating for a wedding

Holes to screw or together didn’t align. Needed 2 people to “bend it” and another to screw it into place. Looked good after decorating for a wedding.

I don’t like to give bad reviews

I don’t like to give bad reviews, but…..This product came to me with box damaged. I received it with holes in it, tape torn inplaces. The instructions were less than useless to follow. After a couple of hours spent on trying to put it togetherI gave up and stopped following the instructions and followed common sense to get it put together. No writteninstructions, just “diagrams”. It wobbles and the stakes that were sent to keep it upright are not very long or strongto do the job, I had to buy tent stakes to keep it from falling over. And it was broken in 3 places when I received it.The “metal” is cheap. The whole thing is cheap at a costly price in my opinion. I didn’t return due to the fact thatI had ordered it to use at a gathering and did not have time to buy another one. It held for the gathering buthow long it will last is iffy.

Lovely Victorian lacy feel. Worth “can-in-hand” for occasional rust spot.

We used this arch for my son’s garden wedding with the intension of moving it into another area of our garden later. It has a Victorian lacy light feel without appearing tacky. I liked the price. And if you stay 4 or more feet away, it looks quite expensive & fancy. Being a low budget wedding, we chose an arch we wouldn’t have to decorate with flowers. This was ideal. We discovered you can see the curly designs better from the side. Also, being so light, it will not overpower your landscaping which we appreciated. In fact, if there is foliage behind it, when you get about 250 feet away from it, visually it disappears.Since we live in a gale wind canyon with no completely level ground areas, we additionally secured the arch by staking clear strong (invisible) fish lines at the same angles one would apply when staking a camping tent. The only thing I would recommend is to make sure you align it as straight as possible when you set it up, bending it with a pliers if necessary, AND, most importantly, have handy a can of black paint mixed with primer to touch up the screws and bolts as they begin to rust - as well as any other tiny spots that start to rust. Or maybe, before we put the arch together (had we thought of it ) we should have sprayed the bolts first - as well as added a quick light coat to the whole arch. In any event, the tiny bits of rust are well worth it because this arch is truly lovely. We are continually receiving complements and inquiries about it.P.S. It comes with 4 metal “stakes” to put through holes in the horizontal bars at the base of the arch.

nick

It really takes me time to assemble it, but it looks good.

keep looking, do not buy

flimsy, bent, very low quality. i wanted to hang lights on it for Halloween but it wont even be able to hold them up. the only way this could support any kind of vines is if you lash it to something on either side. so NOT worth the $80 i paid. i honestly feel i could have gotten better quality at big lots for half the price.