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Specifications at a Glance:
- Powder-coated steel
- 18" diameter x 7'-2" H installed
- Four 9" L ground stakes included
- For permanent installation, embed stakes in cement
- Two-person assembly
- Gardener's Supply Exclusive
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Estate Trellis
Estate Trellis is Built to Last a Lifetime
The design of this impressive, freestanding trellis was inspired by the double helix of DNA. Covered with climbing roses and clematis, it will make a
dramatic addition to your garden. Made of powder-coated steel, it has a hefty, 1-1/2" diameter center pole and is wrapped in spirals of 3/4" wide flat stock.
A handsome, functional and substantial accent to your landscape
Powder-coated steel frame is built to last for years and years
This oversize item has an additional $25 shipping charge
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REVIEW SNAPSHOT®
by PowerReviewsPros
- Durable (11)
- Easy to use (5)
Cons
- Difficult to assemble (3)
Best Uses
- Garden (11)
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Pros
- Durable
Cons
- A challenge to assemble
Best Uses
- Garden
Comments about Estate Trellis:
durable, lovely and unusual,it is a striking focal point in my flower bed
We did have a problem, the four prong
ground anchor's weld broke inside the
center pole while we were installing it in the ground causing it to wobble and lean. Lucky for me I live with a handy guy and he was able to drill a hole in the pole, grab hold of the nut inside the pole through the hole and somehow
tighten the four prong support! So be careful
when anchoring to the ground. Imagine trying
to send it back after getting it all assembled!!!
Pros
Cons
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- Garden
Comments about Estate Trellis:
My husband was able to assemble trellis alone. No missing or misaligned parts. Very attractive!
Pros
- Durable
Cons
Best Uses
- Garden
Comments about Estate Trellis:
Biggest problem is to anchor it to the ground adequately, given its height, and get it truly vertical. Decided to put large rocks on the four corners, but for some this will interfere with intended plantings. It could be staked down to survive winter snowstorms.
Pros
- Durable
- Easy To Use
Cons
Best Uses
- Garden
Comments about Estate Trellis:
If you fancy yourself a scientist and hobby gardener (Darwin within the notebooks!) then you'll enjoy having the DNA double helix in your yard. Very easy to assemble; and only need one person. Removing the sticky numbers and letters for assigning joining parts was the hardest thing!
Pros
- Anchors well to ground
- Durable
- Easy To Use
- Lightweight
- Sturdy
Cons
- No negative aspects
Best Uses
- Garden
Comments about Estate Trellis:
Used as a focal point in my garden - adds height and style. Wonderful support for clematis vines.
Pros
- Durable
Cons
- Too many assembly sticker
Best Uses
- Garden
Comments about Estate Trellis:
I purchased two, one for each side of my fireplace in the backyard. I love the look and the added color the plants twining up the trellis brings to this focal point in my yard.
Pros
- Durable
- Easy To Use
- Weighted appropriately
Cons
- Waaayyy too many stickers
Best Uses
- Garden
Comments about Estate Trellis:
This trellis will look great covered with vines or just standing bare. It is very sturdy and should have a long life span. Manufacturer needs to find alternate method than stickers to id connection points. Sticker removal takes some time but end result is a good product.
Pros
- Durable
- Easy To Use
Cons
- Difficult To Assemble
Best Uses
- Garden
Comments about Estate Trellis:
looks great and when the clematis grow it will look even better
Pros
- Durable
Cons
Best Uses
- Garden
Comments about Estate Trellis:
The trellis holds a vine for hummingbirds, there's a lot of surface for the vine to climb, the birds love it.It is a very sturdy and good looking product, especially for the money.
Pros
- Durable
Cons
- Difficult To Assemble
Best Uses
- Garden
Comments about Estate Trellis:
Made in India, it arrived in pieces to assemble, I followed directions and had to stop the assembly because it just didn't go together as it is pictured. Yes, the the pieces were all numbered from 1-6 and lettered from A-F. But, I think the person who did the numbering and the lettering doesn't understand English letters or numbers. It was leaving me with pieces that didn't line up and the 'helix' had parts that didn't fit. So, I took it all apart and started again, this time I followed my own method and it went together easily and correctly. It looks great. It was great not to have to use a tool other than my hands. I have a clematis & a passiflora vine growing up and into the structure, it should present a stunning display of floweres.
