Garden Hoops for DIY Greenhouse Grow Tunnel - 30 Pcs Durable Rust-Proof Fiberglass Support Frame for Raised Bed Indoor Outdoor Plants, Greenhouse Stakes Clips for Garden Netting Plant Cover

If you’re considering purchasing, these I strongly recommend you reconsider. There are plenty of other options that DO NOT leave fiberglass splinters in your hands! Not to mention, assembling these, while easy, is not stable and they fall apart easily. Honestly though, my biggest complaint is that they chose a material that leaves fiberglass splinters in your hands. Ridiculous! Horrible product! Stay away!

I thought this product would be some type of flexible plastic but it's more like fiberglass. After handling for only a few moments I had tiny sharp splinters in my fingers. I would recommend gloves and certainly keep away from children and pets.

At first glance the kit seems a bit iffy, but the tubes and connectors go together easily to make the arc supports necessary for putting up row cover.A few more of the snaps for attaching said row cover would be useful, but that's a minor quibble.

I suggest not making the hoops larger than 51”, basically 3 pieces together. Wear gloves due to the fiberglass. I am considering painting them and glueing the metal connectors. I used for frost protection with plastic sheeting and had not issues and it did a satisfactory job. Had to buy 2 kits for a 40ish feet row (each hoop two feet apart).

Real easy to use and assemble, but our set of poles came covered in dust/shards not visible to the naked eye. Don’t slide your hands on these or you’ll get a bunch of tiny splinters.WEAR THICK GLOVES.

It's a nice idea of the set up but not worth the money. After banding the hoops they breaks very easy. I would not buy this again!

The product is easy to assemble and very light weight. Sturdiness not so much. I just put them in place and ALL 3 already snapped. If you choose to give these a try wear gloves, glasses and long sleeve shirt since these are fiberglass. Reason being, I unknowingly rubbed one of the rods against my arm getting so many fiberglass splinters 😒👎👎👎👎👎

My only complaint is that the fiberglass rods are raw blanks and not treated. Defiantly wear gloves when handling and keep your hands away from your face. I briefly handled them when unpacking and spent the next 2 days picking fiberglass splinters from my hands.