2 Pack 50" Tall A Frame Trellis for Climbing Plants Outdoor (50" X 17") – Heavy Duty Garden Adjustable Trellis, Metal Trellis for Cucumbers, Beans, Tomatoes, Grapes, and Vining Vegetables
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- Heavy-Duty Support for Stronger Growth: Built with a reinforced 1-cm outer frame and 0.15-inch solid steel support bars, our a-frame trellis provides unmatched stability. Unlike flimsy alternatives, this trellis for climbing plants outdoor can hold heavy crops like cucumbers, beans, and tomatoes without bending or tipping over, even in strong winds
- Optimized Airflow & High Load Capacity: The plant trellis outdoor features a 5.3 x 6.1-inch (13.5 x 15.5 cm) steel grid, ensuring excellent air circulation while supporting climbing plants. This garden trellis for climbing plants prevents overcrowding and provides sturdy support for vines, keeping them healthy and upright
- Adjustable Design for Versatile Gardening: This trellis garden is fully customizable, adapting to different plant heights with its modular trellis system. Whether you're growing peas, grapes, or tall vine crops, this garden trellis trellises can be configured to meet your gardening needs, maximizing space in any outdoor setting
- Easy Setup & Secure Construction: Forget complicated assembly! Our metal trellis for climbing plants outdoor unfolds instantly, requiring no extra clips. Unlike traditional garden arch trellis for climbing plants outdoor, which can loosen over time, our metal trellis stays firmly in place for season-long reliability
- Perfect for Any Garden or Small Farm: Designed for vegetable trellis setups in gardens, patios, balconies, greenhouses, and small farms, this trellis for climbing plants outdoor optimizes vertical growing space. Made of rust-resistant metal, it's built to last and folds flat for easy storage after the season
Color: Black
Material: Iron
Brand: HIHADUUM
Product Dimensions: 17"W x 50"H
Manufacturer: HIHADUUM
Color: Black
Material: Iron
Brand: HIHADUUM
Product Dimensions: 17"W x 50"H
Manufacturer: HIHADUUM
Assembly Required: Yes
Item Weight: 11.18 pounds
Item model number: B01-16YGCXPPJ
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I'm using these for my grape vine; no pictures, as I had to give the plant a serious hair cut after the last trellis "aged out". I'm using one on either side of the plant, and have them set up as two identical trellises... but you could set them up differently if you wanted. The package comes with four bases, two tops, and eight intermediate panels; they are easy to assemble, and you could (for example) have them set up with one tall and one short. I think these will be sturdy enough for my grapes for a few years; time will tell. They'd definitely work well for a lighter vine. Assembly was easy - slide two panels together, use two bolts/nuts at the juncture between each panel, and go on to the next. It comes with a small screwdriver, and an even smaller wrench. Minor issue was that the wrench did not fit the little nuts. No big deal, as I'd rather use a full-size set of tools (screwdriver and socket wrench) anyway.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2025 by Oppy
After pulling them out of the packaging and putting them together we were very happy. Assembly is super easy and actually pretty quick. We are using these for some cherry tomatoes planters and for a few of our philodendron plants that are growing like wild flowers. These trellis seem to be pretty well made without being too heavy for most people to assemble and move around. I definitely thing they are strong enough to hold up well for our intentions. The true tests will be if they handle the spring rains okay and of course any strong winds from the eventual summer storms. The aesthetics are nice so I feel like these work well wirh pretty much any patio, deck or garden setup. They look great, work well and seem to be well balanced. I will do an update if any issues arise.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2025 by J.R. (Not from Dallas)
These are so nice! Easy to put together. Like that you can adjust how far you can open them. Love that it comes in a 2 pack. My cucumbers are going to love climbing these. Not flimsy. Should be sturdy enough to hold at least a plant on each side. Will have to experiment with that. Overall, very happy.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2025 by Wheres.Waldo