Outsunny 81" Metal Garden Arbor with Double Doors, Locking Gate, Climbing Vine Frame with Heart Motifs, Arch for Wedding, Bridal Party Decoration, Grey

The size and style is perfect for my vegetable garden. Cons: A bit of a challenge to assemble since there are no instructions included, just a picture! It is not super sturdy freestanding but attached to posts or fence, it won’t move. The included ground stakes are flimsy and too small. There was a little rust on handle but fixed with oil.Pros: Good price. Room to grow climbing plants on the sides. Love the new entrance to my vegetable garden and it keeps out the pets. Very pleased with gate!

I wanted a reasonable garden arbor with a gate to help enclose a mini fruit orchard. I have been looking for a couple years because my vision was an expensive, beautiful black wrought iron gate with a matching 7 foot fence where my husband's vision of MY project was a much more reasonable option of T-posts and orange snow fence 😆This turned out to be a lovely compromise...although I still think he would be okay with orange snow fence ;)It was fairly simple to put together. From a far it is as beautiful as the expensive wrought iron gate...but upon closer view you will see the gates are not perfectly aligned, but serve the purpose I was looking for. There is already a few spots of surface rust so I did end up putting a clear coat of paint on it. Especially around the seams, corners, the gate latch and hinges. But for what I was looking for it is perfect.

This is really pretty. I am using it for the entrance to my garden. It’s a pretty charcoal grey color. Some of the screws are rusted. I’ve had it in my garden about 3 weeks

Gate hinges and swing are totally inadequate. Can only swing inward and cannot be easily locked with slide lock. Looks good in place but functionally inadequate.

Bought this in April of 2020 and it's still going strong. We took off the gates and use it as a trellis between two raised beds, tucking each side down into the bed. There's a bit of rust after 5 years outside but it's still structurally sound, so definitely worth the $ we paid. I used laced twine between the supports to give my plants a bit more to grab onto.

This arbor is beautiful and I’ll update with photos once I decorate it It was easy to put together (I’m a 65 year old single woman), but it would be easier with a few details, so I’m sharing with you. The bolts are close to the same size, so to tell them apart, count them because there’s different amounts of each one. Separate them, put the washers on them,and set them aside. Assemble the bottom rails to the sides first then move on to assemble the arch. There are 2 flat connector pieces with 3 holes in them. Slide these into the opening at the top of the arch with the holes closer to the bottom of the connector on the lower side of the arch. The holes in the connectors are not centered, so you have to be sure to install them this way or the bolt holes won’t align. Use the 4 separate bolts to connect B-1 to B-2 using an Allen wrench (not included). Connect the center rail C and the 2 other C pieces going down the arch. Don’t connect the horizontal bar at the bottom of the arch yet. Take the 4 silver pieces with the spring loaded buttons and insert them with the button at the lower end of the piece into the top openings of the 4 side posts so that the button pops into the hole. Then insert the arch onto the silver pieces that you just installed into the 4 side post tops. THEN you can connect the 2 horizontal bars at the bottom of the arch finally, align the gate pins with the receiving pieces on the posts. Once it’s all together, tighten it all up. Make sure the bottom rails and the arch are tightened to the same degree so the gate will swing correctly and that it’s installed level. It’s pretty easy, but it would be easier if the parts allowed for the use of a cordless screwdriver instead of the flimsy tool included. It’s a great arbor, but it’s not black, more gunmetal gray. Whatever…I’m spray painting it with Rustoleum anyway because of the reviews I read and because I really wanted black. I installed it as an entry to my patio, and installed concrete stepping stone pavers on top of the bottom rails because the anchors included are a joke. We get a lot of windy days, but this thing’s not gonna budge. I plan on using some faux wisteria garland to decorate until I can get some real vines to grow. I’m not even done with the paint and decorations and already got compliments! I’m very pleased, and would rate 5 if better instructions and the correct color had been received. Great value for the low cost.

All I can say, is this is exactly as the reviews say and the item is as described. I was looking for something to use as a gate to keep my large dog in the yard, that looked better than a standard gate. I am a very small female and was able to put this together by myself, although there was a little difficulty with the only parts that fit inside of one another, as they were bent at a weird angle, do not bend them in place because once you get the pieces together the arch will form correctly. As stated in other reviews: Tighten screws at the end, just do a little at a time and your holes will line up and any bent pieces will right themselves. The doors will pop off and this is super light weight which means it needs to be secured somehow with something other than the crappy stakes it comes with. My plan: we will be welding to reinforce joints and door, then we will be laying concrete to form a pathway and thereby securing the arbor firmly in place. Will edit to include pictures upon completion.

Easy to bend. The doors on mine don’t line up well, of which I’m assuming is due to the flimsy metal construction. Cheap product all around.