METAL STEEL GARDEN ROSE ARCH. 2.4m TALL. TRAILING PLANTS ROSES RUNNER BEANS

It's worth the money - you can pay a lot more to get a really sturdy arch, but for the price this is fine, easy enough to build, looks good, push it well into the ground and it's stable enough. Plants will look fine growing over it. I had to contact the seller as there was a part missing and they responded really quickly and sent a replacement in a fee days.

Well, "you pays your money and you makes your choice". Yes, you get what you pay for.And at under a tenner don't expect a rise arch you see in garden centres that are £200 or more. But it IS easy to assemble and ends up a neat arch for the garden. It's a little wobbly, but after embedding the ends in a little concrete it is now surprisingly sturdy and stable. I now have a passion flower growing round it and it looks great, and seems to get more sturdy as the plant grows.

I actually used this as an entrance point for my wedding, great cost effective and just what I needed. Takes a little time to assemble and needs well packing into the ground for a sturdy hold. It’s a little light so if you were to use in the garden then I would make sure you attached it to a fence or wall for extra support.None the less, it looks good and definitely does the job.

I have 3 of these and they all broke (rusted through) near the base after about a year, they're in very well drained soil so no adverse conditions that have led to their decline, they're just not very high quality. They're cheap enough if you're just looking to try something out but if you want a long term arch then invest in something pricier and it'll save you money in the long run.

Fabulous value for money, very tall and wide arch which takes about half an hour to put together. Made of thin black metal tubes and strong bolts. Great for lightweight climbers. I have used for wisteria but only when backed against a wall as weakness is in the legs which go directly into the ground and eventually if tubes bend do rust. Having said that the arch is good for 5-6 years and for the price unbeatable.

I have purchased 3 arches all in separate orders. The last one while very dark green didn't match the previous 2 black. The difference in subtle and you would have to look for it. It slightly bothers me but I like things to match perfectly I don't think it's would bother many people. I would recommend as they are good for the price

I bought this arch to use in my conservatory to hold garlands and Christmas decorations. It looks very good and is doing the job well. It goes together easily. As it is not going into the ground we have had to secure it with cable clips but it is certainly stable enough where it is.

Pros, very easy to put together.Cons. Lightweight, easily bent, not that good.I guessed as I put it into the ground that this was a lost cause. Far to fragile to run anything substantial up it so I added some cross pieces to give it a bit more stabilization. This weeks wind and rain saw it off and it is lying on it's side.It has given up at the points in the legs where the cross pieces screw in. No suprise really, my metalwork teacher taught me that.Cheap, cheerful, not much use in the garden.