OutsunnyGarden Decorative Metal Arch with Gate Outdoor Patio Trellis Arbor for Climbing Plant Archway Antique Black - 108L x 45W x 215Hcm

Love the look, placed in areas (bought 2) that have entrances to trees and paths.As for assembly, when adding on the gates, it's worth mentioning that the arch is better to be put on its side, then they slide in easier, otherwise we could only get one section to connect. Trial and error meant we finally understood.Will be buying again.

For the price it's very sturdy and good value

The media could not be loaded.  I Don’t recommend this.. long review but this really annoyed me today so… I was hoping it would be ok to stop my tiny dogs getting through to a different part of the garden I knew it was cheap but thought why not can’t be that bad… first thought when putting it up - it’s flimsy the gates fall off so easy .. it won’t stand the test of time but I kept going as it’s here now and might last a few years… that was a mistake..once in place the gates are impossible to line up right so they latch correctly/smoothly but that can corrected by getting it in the ground and I did I drilled holes in the paving and put the legs in the ground and I also screws the sides to planters that were on each side and got it pretty stable. A few hours later after letting my 3 year old outside I went to come in and lock the gate I noticed to get had no latch anymore … seems a 3 year old pushing the gate can snap the latch off 😂😂 that’s how strong it is… I’ve cable tied the latch for now but I’ll have to figure out another way of latching it… it’s no good really too cheap and not fit for any garden… I made sure the latch was perfectly aligned by using large brackets pulling the sides to make it s straight and keep it stable to the barrels and planters next to it and it still snapped so no way it will last if anyone is latching it when it’s leaning on the weight of the gate…Oh and if it’s not aligned and you lift the gate a tad the whole gate comes off … it’s very annoying theirs nothing stopping the gate from just lifting off and the hooks are small that hold the gate so it comes off easy that’s why I spent so much time making it aligned to be sure it’s easy to close..

Nice product and good price not as strong as it looks the welding is the downfall of this product and this weakness makes it hard to put it in the ground without damage but considering the price and the look is still a decent purchase in the overall especially once u know what to expect

Very pleased with my purchase, looks lovely with the garden screening well made.

It looks good, I found that I needed both a screwdriver and a spanner to put it up, it ideally needs 2 people to put it in place. It would benefit from a couple of catches to hold the gates open, so have had to use velcro ties

Very easy to erect looks good in the garden..

Once you've worked your way around the non-existent instructions, using bolts that are too long and stick out at the sides, giving you that 'bolted', enhanced by the fact that they are silver against the black paint, you're ready to put it in position.Trying to keep it true is a nightmare due to its flimsy construction, and if you push hard on the foot rods they snap off.So, when you've got your slightly twisted arch in position, comes the delight of hanging the gates. Hinge bars that are too short to be of much use, are very close to the frame, making mounting the gates difficult and highly swear inducing.Of course, as the arch is not true, the gates don't hang level or straight.So, gates off, arch out, and spirit level engaged to try and get everything ship-shape - or should that be arch shape?Even with all the horizontals and verticals sorted, the gates (more swearing when remounting) still gaped and were of a different height from each other.It will stay up for now to stop the dogs from getting into the rose bed, then I'll cut my losses and go looking for an arch that does the job.Your experience might be different from mine, but don't say you weren't warned. Stay well away from this disappointing disaster.