Achla FT-32G Designs Wall Mounted Lattice Garden Trellis, Graphite

This product arrived in a rigid, cardboard box, properly wrapped w/in but as other others have complained, w/ no instructions. It came w/ the four mounting brackets (photo 1) that end up holding the trellis 5" away from my cedar fence. i ended up having to find four wrought iron hooks w/ two screw holes for sturdiness on Etsy (photo 2). those came w/ short, shiny/silvery screws and not the longer, black ones normally used w/ wrought iron. i then had to find longer black dry wall screws to mount the hooks to my cedar fence. i only ended up needed three of them to do the job, and then placed the trellis on the hooks (photos 3 & 4). i think that you will agree that the overall result was worth all the apprehension and effort! at the end of the rose season the trellis will be easily taken down, collapsed and stored in the garage to protect it and the fence from damaging wind and NE weather, so i do expect it to last 20 yrs or so.

I love this trellis. It’s very cottage like and my roses are finally getting big enough to start intertwining. I think once the red roses mature it’s going to be a show stopper. Love it.BTW- I used black zip ties to keep it from slipping off the brackets.

I love this beautiful Iron Garden Wall Trellis! It perfectly fits the space, easy to install and durable! I selected a yellow flower Carolina Jasmine plant which wraps easily around the trellis. I live at the beach so it is very sturdy! I was going to hook and eye one manually by hand with wire and decided to check and found this on Amazon which is ahhhmazing! Saves time and you can adjust the trellis to your liking. You'll love this handy trellis! LOVE LOVE LOVE! A very happy Amazon shopper!

The trellis is sturdy enough for vines and light to medium plants, but the anchoring brackets simply don't work. First, four brackets are not sufficient to hold the trellis securely to the wall. Second, the brackets are too wide at the ends to allow the trellis to sit properly on them. It's hard to explain, but if you picture the trellis, you will realize that the place where the supports and trellis will meet is at the top of the diamond-shaped opening. It comes to a point, and the width of the bracket does not fit into that point. Third, the brackets are not strong enough - they bend and sag with the weight of the trellis even before there is a plant growing on it.

Bought two of these for some climbing roses against a brick wall and they look so amazing! Hard to find a trellis that isn't overly curvy or gothic and I love this more clean/modern look. I love the pointed top and they look good right next to each other. The only reason I did not give this 5 stars is because I had to use small plastic ties to anchor the trellis section to the poles - several sections came off the small "arms" on the first day so strong weather might be a problem. Not a big issue and am thinking about ordering a third!

I love these trellises and have purchased several for my outdoor space. I saw similar trellises at pottery Barn that were way overpriced. This product is sturdy flexible and withheld heavy rain in South Carolina.

Poor design. Takes many people to get this thing lined up. It's unique but that's about all. First year in it toppled over in a bit of snow and bent the two main poles holding it up. Not impressed at all.

First shipment only got the stakes. I sent Wayfair an email.They reshipped but I never got the 2nd shipment. I sent the company and email.They reshipped. I received that shipment. And then they emailed again that they had shipped again.So, I ended up with 2 trellises (I only ordered 1) and a set of extra stakes.I emailed Wayfair about the extra trellis. They emailed back that someone would pick it up within 3 days. No one picked it up so I emailed them and said I was only going to leave it on my front porch for 2 more days and then I was going to donate it.They said they will pick it up in the next couple of days. Tomorrow is the deadline.They are great about emailing but the rest is just a mess and a waste of everyone's time.Trellis itself is fine but be sure you want huge gaps and are able to expand it to fit the stakes.