Elevens Metal Planter with Trellis, Trellis with Planter Box & Privacy Screen, Outdoor Raised Garden Bed for Climbing Plants, Trellis Planter Box with Drainage Hole (71"x47"x16")

The media could not be loaded. My neighbor helped me put this together and it was fairly simple directions weren't bad at all once the dirt is in it it's very sturdy considering where I have it located it's a windy area so I'm hoping that it stays put and doesn't blow over. It's an odd time to purchase this and put it outside when winter is approaching but this way I'll get to see how it does over the winter time I'm more concerned about rust Hope it holds up for a few years.Other than that I'm delighted about it and it looks very nice with the Amazon artificial shrubs I bought to put into it. I wanted to act like a privacy fence somewhat. Springtime comes around I'll get a flowering climbing vine for it. Worth the purchase.

UPDATE: The assembly process was way easier on the 2nd set I purchased, They made the instructions much bigger and multi-page vs. the original miniscule instructions that required me to take pix on my phone and then zoom in. Also the hardware is way easier. The screws are bigger, you only need the hex tool provided, and all the holes lined up perfectly. They did change out the fiddly metal piece that goes inside and connects the end poles to each other. I noticed a lot of complaints on the screw holes lining up. They're now plastic and do not require any screws. I was slightly concerned they're not going to provide enough stability, but they increased the number of nuts/bolts you use to connect each of the trellis pieces to each other, so feels pretty stable. Still super happy but no plants in them yet. I've opted to use these planter cubes (B01ADTYDXC) along with this slightly raised base (B09QK5HZV2) to help with drainage and just in case I see any issues with the casters I added, rust, etc. Time will tell...I had been searching for screens/planter boxes for way too long to create privacy and an entrance area to my yard. I had just about settled on something else when I thankfully came across these. Although somewhat expensive, they were exactly what I was looking for! I made the mistake of purchasing two from a site that starts with an O and did not give the brand name, so I ended up paying way more than the price on Amazon and of course they wouldn't price match or give any discount. Once I could see the brand name on the product box, I searched online and thankfully found them on Amazon, so ordered a third one. They look so good and worked for what I needed so perfectly that I decided to order 5 more to create privacy along one entire side of my front yard and luckily the longer size was back in stock.I am not looking forward to assembling them as they are a bit of a pain and it's hard to see what you're doing with the black color but well worth it! I thought maybe a headlamp would help next time:). I also added these Amazon casters (B085MGHVB3) and will be doing the same to all of them. They look fantastic! I can't say how everything is going to hold up long-term yet but I was willing to risk it for how great they look.

Easy to assemble, quality material. Makes a nice privacy screen for my balcony that doesn’t have to be attached to the building (which would be against HOA rules)

After reading some of the reviews, I was hesitant to buy this trellis. We are in an area where we seem to have 2 seasons - winter and wind! After careful consideration of the area I wanted to put this in, and a couple of measurements made, my husband bought it for my birthday! I absolutely love it!It is very sturdy, was extremely easy to assemble and creates something lovely to look at (instead of a plain white wall) while on our new swing!If I did have a "complaint", I wish the box was a little taller to keep the critters out of it!So happy we made this purchase!

First - as an introverted person with a chatty, nosy neighbor whose deck is the same height as mine, I appreciate this item to lend some privacy. That said, assembly was a PAIN with the item broken down into every single piece imaginable (and some hardware that's not even mentioned in the assembly manual, and I have no idea what it would be used for). It's an attractive piece but I don't recommend assembling by yourself. We'll see how it holds up.Update (less than one week after assembly): so much for seeing how it holds up. It just blew over (40 mph gusts today). If you, like me, live in an area that can be prone to windy days, just don't bother. Not worth the damage now done to my deck or the scratches/dents in the item itself.

I ordered two of these garden beds with trellises as both additional garden space and as a way to break up my backyard from the sitting area to the growing area. I read the few reviews where it said they were difficult to put together but found the opposite to be true. I also have to confess I put a lot of furniture together and so I'm used to obscure details and directions. However, the instructions were easy to follow and all the tools I needed were there. All parts lined up well, nothing was dented or off. I was able to put both together by myself but I'd recommend two people, especially to install the trellis parts. It took me a little over an hour to put each one together, with the second one being very close to an hour. I added another touch in that on the backside I installed solar lights so that it created two walls of light at night. On the front side, I plan to grow some vine-like plants with blooms. All in all, I was very pleased and have to say don't let the negative review detract from getting these. I almost did and I would have missed out on two solid and beautiful beds in my backyard.

For the price of this planter, it’s fairly well constructed. Instructions were a bit off but still reasonably easy to put together. You probably have to weigh it down with something heavy for it to not tip if you lived in a windy area. My only gripe is that it doesn’t come with any feet so I ended up using some felt pad to elevate it off the ground.Update: the planter was blown off the patio by some light wind here in AZ and the plastic connector kind of bent and the trellis is no longer straight.