DuraTrel Camelot 28" x 64" Mocha Vinyl Wall Trellis

good quality, easy set up, good size and color. wish there was a texture to it.

Like the quality . However, saw it cheaper at another site after I purchased this.

LOVE IT. EASY TO ASSEMBLE

I am using this for the basis of my fence garden. It matches our fence perfectly and my beautiful rose bush is climbing right up it. It was very easy to put up and I am very pleased with it so far. I have not been through Michigan winters with it yet but it does seem to be real sturdy.

Assembly was simple. Adds to beauty of garden. Can't wait for sweet peas to grow and fill it with flowers. Only complaint is that it needs more support against a wall or fence. Does not go far enough into ground for firm support.

This trellis is to be used to support a tall rose bush near a wall. It will not need the wall to be a free standing strong support The material is excellent, the ""put-together"" a bit difficult. Needs big table area to lay it out and get it all together. The tight tolerances is appreciated in the final result although just a bit daunting in getting everything to slide together. The phrase about ""which end is up"" should be in BOLD FACE at the beginning. But, when all is said and finished, a really great and sturdy trellis designed for many years of service and beauty.

I can't give enough praise for this trellis! Built well and to last. Not like the others that are made to last for several seasons and then toss. This one goes together with ease and is a beautiful addition to our backyard oasis. A great complement for the 8"" version, which we also purchased.

Should have a few more screws to hold pieces from moving

My husband and I were very happy with the quality and look of this trellis. It is however missing the bottom cross rail which holds the trellis lattis in place. I left a message on the shipper (dura-trel) phone number listed in the packing materal but have never heard back from them.

This thing is awful! Avoid it like the plague! The instructions show that you're supposed to lay one of the posts down, insert the slates in the holes and then put the other post on. Sounds easy, right? Well, guess what? It isn't! The slates don't fit tightly in the holes and lean over so you're unable to line them up properly with the holes in the other post without a lot of frustration. I finally had to lay it down flat to get the other side lined up and on and then when I went to insert the middle posts, I found out one of slates doesn't have the holes drilled all the way through so now I have to contact the company and ask them to send me a replacement slate. I still haven't figured out when I get it completely assembled, if it will even stay assembled because everything is so lose. For $72.00 I expected a lot better quality!