Large 2.4M Metal Garden Arch Heavy Duty Strong Tubular Arbour For Roses Climbing Plants Support Archway Decoration

Arch

It's OK, easy enough to assemble (2 pairs of hands are better than one ), it seems sturdy enough once it's in the ground (wouldn't recommend free standing)On a down side , some of male ends were crimped which made it fiddly lining up the holes and putting the bolts through and one of the tubes didn't have a hole at all and needed drilling

A bit fidley to assemble but excellent fo r supporting clematis.

I bought these to make a tunnel of arches at my allotment to grow mini pumpkins, runner beans and French beans. They’re not super sturdy, but they’ll be fine for the purpose I need them, and I’m quite happy to strengthen a bit with garden canes etc.

Bought to be a temporary support for clematis over the summer months and is perfect for that. Not sturdy enough for long-term use, but good value for money.

This is an excellent low cost decorative arch which is very easy to build. It's well secured in the ground. I hammered a steel pipe in the ground first and then pushed the arch into the holes. This was because I have loads of tree roots. It worked brilliantly.Just waiting for the clematis to grow now.

I had someone to assemble this for me. They did find it easy to assemble. This was to replace one that had rusted and fell apart after strong winds (not this make) so I am hoping it will last longer than the other one. It looks good and quite stable.

Flimsy, you cannot connect round bar to the side of another round bar without trouble