FOTMISHU 6Pcs Greenhouse Hoops, 23.6" x 25.6" Garden Hoops Rust-Free Grow Tunnel 4.9ft Long Steel with Plastic Coated Support Hoops Frame for Garden Fabric, Plant Support Garden Stakes

They're sturdy and worked as expected. Easy to put together.

The hoops are great! Easy to put together and sturdy. Bought 2 packs and will buy more when needed. Great for narrow beds!

Easy to assemble, sturdy in wind. Holds shade cloth in place.

I got this because of the price point. It's not tall it about 12 to 15 inches height but this was fine. The plants It's protecting are about 8 inches high in a 7 ft x 2 ft flower bed. The polls don't click together you have to push them in real good or they fall out. (Not ideal) I had 2 do that but once pushed in they stayed. They hold up very nice with good quality greenhouse plastic. The photos on the advertising currently don't quite match the product in all images so look closely and check the measurements to make sure it meets your needs. Overall for 15 bucks its acceptable. I think 10 dollars is a more fitting price point BUT with current inflation prices this is not too bad.

These were easy to put together and they seemed strong and stable. I was able to spread a few to make a taller and wider arch for a stout blackberry bush that I’m trying to keep birds away from. I was surprised, actually, by how easy it was to shape them. I’m not sure I’ll ever been able to get the two I widened back to their original arch, but I needed the height and distance, so I’ll deal with that when I come to it. After being able to bend it so easily, I was a little worried about how well the arches would support the netting across my strawberry plants, but I’ve had them up for almost two weeks and so far, the netting tunnel is as tight as I originally hung it, despite the rainstorms and my dogwood dropping leaves on to them, so they appear to be holding their required shape. Additionally, because of the same blackberry bush, I needed more height, so I decided to try to attach two of my 11mm diameter, 4ft tall, plastic stakes to the hoop and to my surprise, they actually fit! I had to use the generic poll connectors, not the ones that came here, but it felt almost as secure, so for a “hack”, it’s pretty great. I was all set to give them a solid 5/5, with the caveat of the easy bending that’s as much as positive as a potential negative, until I had to move one, and this is where it lost the two stars.I took one of them out of the ground and I was about to just stick it in it’s new place when I thought to check the connector. It was screwed on tight, but I was curious, so I unscrewed it, and I’m so glad I did because I found rust. See the picture attached. Just a little, admittedly, but it had been outside for only slightly less than two weeks! Sure, we’ve had a lot of rain these last couple of weeks, but I was still expecting the seal to be strong enough to stop any leakage to the metal core, especially because it was definitely sealed as tight as I could do it. I checked a few more and of the eight connectors (I bought two packs) I checked at random, four of them, not including the first one, showed signs of the rust! As you can see in the other attached picture, I’m using them as intended, with one arch to two legs, so there’s nothing I can see to explain the rust. I didn’t check the arches and connectors attached to my other, 4ft stakes because I didn’t want to have to deal with all the netting and setup again, so I don’t know if that rusted too, but I wouldn’t be surprised if I saw some in there too. I’d return them, but honestly, I don’t want to take them all, re-curve the two I had to straighten, and shove them back in the two boxes. They’re working and they’re covered in plastic anyway. When I need to use them for wintering, which was the biggest reason I chose these over some of the others, I expect them to be covered with a plastic tarp anyway. I’ve made a note to be sure to use some rust-off when I pull them out at the end of the summer and reset them of my winter plants in the fall. Hopefully that’ll slow the deterioration enough to last a few seasons.TLDR: strong enough and stable, but be aware that they may rust at the connectors faster than expected.

Easy fast set up, somewhat versatile depending upon location of use and good quality.

Perfect for my garden! I used these in my bins so I can cover my smaller plants until they are strong enough. I love that they are adjustable, lightweight, and easy to assemble. You can also put a net over them if you have pests or animals trying to get to your garden.

This looked like the perfect solution, especially the ability, if required, to increase the heigh of the arch extenders if required. Great design there sadly the quality issues make it unusable:1.) The leg connections holes in the extender do appear not to be straight, but some are slightly angled, as not all the legs fit straight into them tightly. This weakens the arch and becomes wobbly at the the extender joint.2.) The thickness of the pieces are WAY TO THIN and HALLOW alloy steel under the plastic coating and not practicble/reliable for reasonable usage with a cover, windy waether, etc. The arch pieces kink/collasp/bend easily when trying to slightly adjust as do the legs when trying to place one into an extender open that is not straight or into the ground for a stable installation even with only one set of extenders.3.) The arch by iteslf is too short without adding legs with the extender as there is no space reasonably accessible once placed into the ground for a secure installation.Great idea but cheap quality negate a stable installation. At a minimum, this product absolutely needs thicker and solid material under the plastic covering. Do Not Recommend, a total waste of money.