Relaxdays Obelisk Climbing Plant Support Garden Trellis 200cm, Green

Okay but has rusted quickly. We have used it for jasmine which quickly climbed it.

Got it together with Blood, Sweat and Tears! I luckily found a little spanner and screwdriver which helped with tightening the nuts. I had to bend the tops of the top section in order to bolt them together. The nuts are really tiny and I did not find the "instruction" sheet any help at all. Overall, though, I am pleased with the end product. I don't know if it will help anyone else, but putting it together laid down on its side worked for me.

Such a low price (£6.54), elegant shape, easy assembly, just tighten the little screws to stabilise (and I may tape over the joints to extend it's life). Quick delivery. No complaints.

The instructions consist of a diagram of what it should look like when built. Each separate item is numbered so you can recognise which bit goes where. The vertical rods have holes which are all aligned. The rods for the middle and top sections are narrowed at one end to slot into the rods beneath. The top section rods are curved to form a pinnacle. So make sure to get the curve facing inwards! A couple needed a good push to slot on but the others fitted easily and aligning all the holes with the bracket for putting the bolt through was easy. The nuts are of decent quality but are small and fiddly. When building the first section it was quite awkward because they are so small. It was easy to cross thread them but as more of the obelisk took shape and coould stand upright, the nut and bolt fitting became much less tricky. I used pliers and a small crosshead screwdriver to do the job. Once constructed it is a bit wobbly despite having tightened the nuts and bolts as much as possible. The arched ends of the top tier rods would not fit together because the end sections with the bolt holes were pointing upwards. With care, I bent them inwards and pushed them together. There is a choice for the top. A fancy curved thing is included but I found that way too fiddly to attach so I opted tu use the spare nut and bolt to just fasten all four rods together. That was fiddly because there isnt much room between the four curved rods to manoeuvre the pliers or screwdriver. The coating is a dark green and looks good. It will do the intended job of training honeysuckle but overall it is a bit rickety for the price. It was very fiddly too so I don't think I would buy this particular one again. I suppose building it was the easy bit and getting the Honeysuckle to go where I want it to go will be the real struggle.

Wound Christmas lights around this to create an indoor Christmas tree. Sturdy for this purpose but can’t say how it would be outdoors. All parts included and arrived as described

Definitely better when it's put together and in thr ground- it needs to be under tension to stop it wobbling about. But perfectly adequate for our purposes of supporting a climbing jasmine.

This was easy to put together but needed two people to hold it was good quality and sturdy once constructed

Wasn’t expecting a flat-pack, but it was all there and unlike most self assembly items was fairly easy to put together. Unpack ALL the pieces and check them. An 8mm, a 10mm socket and a Phillips screwdriver will make the job easier. There are 12 nuts and bolts (8mm) and one separate 10mm nut for the top finial. Well made and seems stable. Time will tell.

Jätte fint och stabilt.. rekommenderar varmt

Ottimo sostegno per rampicanti, bello e solido, è il terzo che ordino e il primo ha già passato due inverni senza danni

Super Rankgitter Für den Preis, war Retourenware, geht nicht billiger. Lies sich auch leicht audfbauen

I am not very handy and still found it easy to assemble! Build it on its side. As in the drawing, start from the bottom and follow the numbers. I screwed the nuts on the bolts loosely with my fingers the first time just to hold it in place while I assembled the rest, and then I went back with a pair of pliers and a screwdriver to tighten them when I was done. The only unintuitive part is at the top, you have to bend the metal slightly (it's very flexible) so that they're all flush with one another and then you can screw the top bit in. It seems solid enough now that I've sunk the feet into the soil, and it's quite windy today. I would not recommend this for a flat surface like a patio or balcony, I believe the feet are meant to be held in place by soil, either in a pot or on the ground. It blends nicely into the background, which is what I want. Now for the creepers!

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