Dura-Trel 35" x 66" Country Garden Vinyl Trellis, Outdoor Plant Support Frame, White - Decorative Grid-Style Lattice for Climbing Vines, Plants & Flowers - Home Gardening and Planting Accessories

Pain in the ass to assemble but look nice and seem to hold up well, not complicated just a hassle, have climbing roses going up them nicely, had for over a year now I believe and no problems.

These are great. I installed 4 of them side by side to support a viney japanese maple we planted 2 years ago for a privacy fence. It looks really good. The build quality is pretty nice. I would say i established a very strange assembly process since that's what most people talk about. I tried to do it the way they recommend in the assembly manual, but that way sucked. So, my method: 1. lay all horizontal pcs out next to each other laying flat on the ground. 2. space closest to you out about 6 inches and insert first vertical pc. 3. push first vertical pc thru all horizonal pcs. 4. repeat this for all vertical pcs. you're actually trying to move the horizontal pieces to each other as you push the vertical through. 5. put both top and bottom horizontal pcs on. 6. put first vertical side piece on after spacing horizontal pieces out evenly. 7. put second vertical side piece on, forcing horizontal pieces in place as needed and using a dead blow hammer to tap some into slots. 8. install screws. This allowed me to assemble the last 2 of 4 in about 5 mins each. The first one per manufacturers instructions, because the horizonal slot positions were off significantly, was kind of a nightmare, i won't lie. But establishing my own system was the right way to go. I also don't like the stakes provided. I bought some 8 foot long 5/8 galvanized grounding rod from a big box store and cut them in half, then drove them in 3 feet. I then drilled 3 thru holes in them to screw through the vinyl into treated 2x2's to make them really sturdy. That said, still gets 5 stars, because all i wanted was the assembly and i knew i'd have to rig up a staking system and linking system.

Assembly was super easy and quick. I purchased one and then a second one about a week later. The second one I unboxed yesterday and it was slightly tougher as the cuttings for the inserts were a little more tight and the leg extensions were gray and not white which I didn’t care much as that part is in the ground. The trellis’ match my fence perfectly in color and material and I was specifically looking for something squared off verses the arched ones. Would buy again as I’m sure my vines will need more crawling assistance. Shipping was also fast and very well packaged. The instructions was very easy to follow.

These are what they are. They are a pain in the butt to put together. They scratch way to easy and for the price it shouldn't take the paint off by laying on cardboard. Once everything is put together they are pretty sturdy. Over priced for plastic. However they best choice out here for a nice option!

This trellis is exactly as expected and I put it beside my Dura-Trel Wellington Arbor. I am going to purchase another one for the other side of the arbor which will be used for my wisteria. It is sturdy, heavy PVC, and easy to assemble. Some reviews stated it was extremely difficult to assemble, but I am 76 yrs old and if I can put it together, so can you! I placed the parts on my island in the kitchen, then put in the nine vertical slats into one post. Screwed in the bottom cross rail to hold them together. The trick to putting in the slats is to slide through the 1st 3 slats, then use the rubber mallet to put the slats through the holes in the slats. It took about 30 min to assemble the entire trellis, but it helps to have it upon a table instead of on the floor. It is beautiful and now all I have to do is install the anchors and dig a hole. I'll post a picture when both trellis' are installed! Dura-Trel makes a sturdy product and my arbor has made it through tornado winds, thunderstorms and wintry mix in East Texas. Good product!

Bit of a challenge to assemble but looks great and is very sturdy once done.

Some of the holes on the center cross rails are just slightly too small to fit the vertical slats through. So, I’m having to carve these holes slightly bigger with an exact knife and struggle to get the center rails to go all the way through each hole. I didn’t buy this to struggle and custom cut the pieces so that they fit.

We were happy enough with these trellises to, ultimately, mount four of them on our house. Assembly is pretty straight forward. Although mounting them horizontally on a wall, as I did, was a little challenging. It would be nice if Dura-Trel considered this mounting option and provided hardware and wall spacers. Also, by mounting these horizontally, I needed 2 extra end caps for each trellis. It would have been nice to have these included. Nonetheless, the company had no issue sending me the caps I needed.. One of the trellis kits contained a set of incorrect parts but a phone call with Dura-Trel quickly sorted that out & the correct parts were shipped out right away. All four trellises have held up well for nearly 2 years, through sun and storms. Not having paint or rust to worry about is a huge plus. I would certainly consider more items from Dura-Trel.