Vienna 49"W x 84"H Vinyl Trellis

Definitely takes 2 people to put together! However, it’s very pretty!

The only thing I don't like about this is that I had to call the company to get extra screws because they didn't come with all the screws they're supposed to. But they sent out the screws very quickly. Overall it's a great value for the money. And it feels very sturdy and I feel will last for a long time. It's the perfect size for what I need!

My 2 teen grand nephews age 15 & 17 put the (2) trellis and the (1) big arbor together for me in no time. They laid them out on the grass and assembled them and put them together.They dug deep holes in the flower beds and put the arbor in the ground over the wisteria flower beds and it looks fantastic.The (2) trellis they put against the wall for the vine plants to grow on. The 3 pieces look marvelous together.The arbor is well made and easy for my teen grand nephews to put together and the (2) trellis was a snap to put together. The quality’s and the stability is unbeatable for these three pieces.

Nicely crafted and looks great against out siding giving it a great contrast.

very nice once its assembled - BUT!!!! you will definitely need an assistant for the the assembly - and I also needed to use a strap clamp during the process - once put together its perfect - for the install into the ground I cut two 1' long pieces of pressure treated 2x4 - (you'll need to cut the width down to fit into the extenders) - placed them in the extenders which were insterted into the Trellis - this gave me the proper distance to set the 2x4's into the ground - then I used a piece of 1/2" plywood about 4" wide and screwed it into the 2x4's - leaving about 8" free that would be set into the ground - I then dug 2 holes at the proper width about 1' deep - put some concrete mix in the hole then placed the 2x4's in the hole - the ply kept them vertical and properly spaced - using a level - I leveled them and plumbed them - supporting them with a couple rocks in position - the next evening I removed the plywood - and installed the trellis - again making sure it was plumb - and held the legs and extenders to the 2x4's with some stainless screws I bought - the screws they give you tend to strip easily and I didn't want to have to deal with it in case I want to remove it some day

I carefully shopped for some time for some arbors that would both look nice and last a long time. My experience with cheap wood arbors is that they do not last long. I looked into having some custom-made ornamental iron ones made but did not really have a clear design in mind for them and I also did not want to wait a few months to get them either. These were just the right size to use up against a wood fence in a narrow planter. They have nice styling. Instructions were clear and they proved easy to assemble. I like the feature that the leg extensions that you can concrete in if you wish to add stability are attached to the main body of the trellis by screws. This way if you ever want to move the trellis you can just unscrew the extensions and move the unit somewhere else. There's no need to possibly damage the unit trying to break it loose from the concrete.

We purchased a New England Arbor 4 years ago and have been quite pleased with it. We recently dug out some old wooden trellises and decided to order a New England Arbor Trellis to match our arbor. We needed two but started off with just ordering one to make sure we indeed liked it for the space and the seller. The trellis came on schedule with no broken or missing parts. Took my hubby and I about 30 minutes to put it together. Tip is to not screw in the arch top screws till you have the arch topper attached to the bottom trellis. We had to unscrew them to be able to get the arch on the bottom trellis. Still super easy to put together! Will share a pic once we install it in the ground with some cement.

Assembly was easy, a one man job. Personally, I can’t see mounting this without getting some 2x4’s (pressure treated). The bummer about the whole 2x4 is that you will also need to take about a 1/4” off the width of the 2x4. Not sure why they didn’t just make the 2 supporting posts bigger so that you won’t have to shave off the 1/4”. Otherwise it’s a good looking product with easy assembly.