Metal Pergola Arbor,Wedding Arch 4.6 Feet Wide x 7.9 Feet High,Assemble Freely Lightweight Wide Wedding Garden Arbor Bridal Party Decoration White

Great price for great yard appeal. All pieces packaged correctly. All necessary parts included with right size holes, extra screw, and teeny print instructions! I assembled sides and top seperate to make easy to assemble inside & carry outside. I highly recommend laying it flat and installing any fairy lights you might have around BEFORE securing upright in position. The arch is very tall! 🤔 Standing alone, the wind would knock around. I either fasten to t-posts or to fence for great gate entrances. These arches add vertical interest. They work well for morning glories, climbing roses, and honeysuckle. (Wisteria is too aggressive and heavy for these... But it tears up houses so there you go!😄) Easy assembly. I have enjoyed these lightweight arches for years in my yard. I strongly recommend because easily moved as yard evolves. You can assemble as tall & narrow... Or a bit shorter and wider. REALLY DOES MAKE YOUR YARD STAND OUT AS EXCEPTIONAL. I definitely will be purchasing this arch again in the future. ✅

Easy to put together and locate. It's not extremely sturdy. Don't expect to put too much weight on it. I bought it to hang finch feeders and hummingbird feeders. Perfect for that purpose.

So, you get what you pay for in this case. It has two factors that reduced its rating and one that kept it at 4 stars. 1. The instructions were wrong in a way that made it seem like it was missing parts. I used the short but wide portion of the instructions, and it looked like I would be missing parts. Then I realized they put too many sections in the image description of the instructions. Once I knocked it down to one less section, I had enough parts. It was a little frustrating, but it wasn't awful. I also actually measured it and realized where the error was, which helped resolve the issue. 2. This thing isn't going to take much of a beating, so maybe just plan to be gentle. I bent this arch two different ways I didn't expect, because I was careless. While putting it together, I managed to bend the metal screwing the pieces in. I used my bare hands. My hands are strong, but nothing exceptional. Additionally, the day I got this thing up on my patio, a strong wind came through and knocked it over. It was anchored in a large planter, but it went over anyway, and now one of the legs is very very bent. It now leans perpetually. The biggest mitigating factor to the above is the price. This is $25. It's not advertised for significant strength, just enough for your plants to climb up. Not for whatever happened to my dang patio. A little common sense will go a long way with this thing. I won't be asking for a refund, I'll just make it work. It doesn't look fancy, but it looks fine. I liked that the instructions gave two different ways to put it together, even if one was a little off. (Again, common sense goes a long way here.) It is surprisingly tall for the packaging and weight, but be aware that this will probably sway and could sag if unbalanced. If I had a bigger grow area, I'd probably get another just because its affordable.

UPDATE: Customer service reached out and I was given a full refund. Great customer service. I live in NE Indiana. I planted this in the spring with a new grape vine. The vines were barely starting so nothing heavy. I even placed in the ground and poured concrete on the legs to stabilize. The wind would literally bend this over! This picture is AFTER I straightened it. I took this picture in the fall and replacing with wood beams. Also the screws were already rusting. I would not recommend this to anyone!

So this was cheap so I was definitely not expecting anything super sturdy or impressive but this was almost adequate but prob only worth $10. More of a poorly made crafting item than as an actual rose arch. A number of the holes were rough, with metal sticking out, making it had to slot pieces together, I had to try to bang it about but that split the thin brittle metal. One bar had a bit of rust. Once all the screws are in, the arch is very flimsy to the point of commical but I plan to use additional supports and put huge metal spikes into the ground. I will cable tie them as the very thin bars made of even more extremely thin metal are not good candidates for drilling onto the strong ore drilled rod support anchors you get at Lowe's etc. Will need additional support but hey, it didn't cost $200. However,I suspect the additional support will long Outlast the arch, which I give a couple of weeks before rusting through. I'm hoping it will look ok and/or can be patched for a while. I suspect outside, it will rust very quickly. More of a crafting, baby shower, temp decor arch. I will be ordering again though as I could do with a couple more to finish my project. Update: I've notice they have gone up quite a bit since I ordered them. Personally I would not buy these again, esp for the current price. They didn't last at all and they should ONLY be sold as a party supply/one off use.

Rusted and broke after only few months of using. Very light and low quality.

So happy I bought this product. Nice for the garden. Easy to assemble

This is exactly what we needed and looks good.

Muy fácil de armar y corresponde a la descripción.

I will give it 5 stars. For that price do not expect a super heavy duty construction. Screws are tight, holes were align. I had an arch in my mind and I built one. Need support - I used pegs - it's going nowhere. If I will need I will add 2 more at the front, so far two are enough. Wrapped garlands with lights and I have my arch. Would not trust any plant growing on it, it's not strong enough, unless you add more support. Even if it will rust after the winter - I'm happy to have my arch for one winter. As long as it will not brake - can be painted. Way cheaper than buying x-mas arch in the store. if you'll put it close to the trees like I did or close to the wall/fence - you can easily support it it and hide pegs and/or any strings. Do not trust it to stand alone, will be knocked down by the wind. UPDATE: Arch was standing for a month. Went trough ice storm, snow squall and everything that winter brings - hasn't moved an inch! With good secure in the ground it's going nowhere. NO - it's not good to be put on a flat surface like floor and YES you need pegs, but this is the cheapest way to have an arch. I do not understand other revievs" Use some creativity - ot pay big bucks. I am very happy with it. Taking in down today as christmas is over. Will reuse it next year. No ryst either.