2 Sets 48”x 48”Foldable Cucumber Trellis Set, A-Frame Garden Trellis for Climbing Plant Outdoor, Detachable Cucumber Trellis for Raised Bed, Plant Grow Support for Tomato, Squash, Vegetable

Climbing beans

The plastic bag was taped shut with Amazon tape but still open. Poor packaging. The instructions weren't very clear. Watching the video online was helpful. The net and the frame aren't the same size. The net hangs over extra around the frame.

As I put it together I felt like I should be wearing a clown suit. They got me on this one. This is probably a $10 item being sold for $40. From the picture I figured the mesh was rigid because its all photoshopped to look that way. I did not inspect the listing hard enough. I made the best of it, put it together, attached the string mesh with zip ties and trimmed the rest of the edges of the mesh. Its not very sturdy but I am going to give it a shot. Go get something from Home Depot or another local store that you can inspect first. Like I said, not worth it for the price.

Came quick ,Easy set up but the netting is ridiculous to put on and no directions but serves its purpose. Good for the price .

Super easy to set up. Very sturdy easily growing cucumbers and cantaloupe and supporting the fruit.

working great

Bought this to use for my cucumbers in the garden this year and was very disappointed. While it was fairly simple to put together the build quality was terrible. It does not stay together, falls apart when the wind blows, and certainly does not hold up any cucumbers! After it falling apart several times we decided to throw it in the trash! Do not waste your time or money on this cheaply made trellis

This plant sand was extremely easy to put together the hardest part about it was putting the net over the frame. I worked extremely well plants were able to climb up and I still use it to this day it's made it through two different planning seasons. The frame has fallen down twice, it might be due to my assembly however I believe it to be from the weight of the plant knocking it over combined with some strong winds here in the south. One of my favorite things about this is that as the plants climbed up the sides a lot of the fruit and veggies would actually hang underneath and make harvesting extremely easy.