Garden Mile 2 x groot, 2 m, zwart, metaal, tuinobelisk, sterk buisvormig, plantenkooi voor rozen, klimplanten, ondersteunt structuur, tuindecoratie

I have spent some time researching a range of obelisks to use to support climbing plants. I looked at reviews and several were often discounted because of frailty or apparent poor quality and/or difficulty of assembly.Sturdiness: As you can see from my picture, mine (I have two) have been inserted into a plant pot that is slightly smaller than the circumference of the base. As result, the bottom legs bend in a little which makes the whole thing very solid. I don't see why the same would not be true if they are inserted into the ground.Quality: Not particularly strong metal rods but they are not supporting a wall! Perfectly adequate for the job and nicely coated in a black paint. I did not see any rust or missing paint anywhere. The fixing bolts and nuts may rust first and the same may happen to the obelisk over time, but for £9.99 each they can easily be replaced after maybe 5 to 10 years!Assembly: Yes it's a bit tricky and you MUST start from the bottom. Put all the nuts and bolts in finger tight first off all and tighten them up at the end. My wife and I (both pensioners!) had a bit of a giggle putting them together and, yes, the second one took maybe 15 minute whereas the first took a bit longer. From start to positioning in the pots in the garden took no more than an hour. The in box diagram is not totally clear but looking at the box you can see the horizontal "circles" fit OUTSIDE the vertical supports. If you put them inside I suspect the top crowning assembly would not fit very well.All in all we are well pleased and recommend them without reservation.

Tenir des rosiers

Ce qu’annonce la fiche:Pack 2 × 198 cm en acier tubulaire revêtu poudre noire, Ø 43 cm.Conçus pour rosiers & grimpantes, ne rouille pas, auto-assemblage requis.Mon retour d’expérience:Stabilité : une fois plantés à 25 cm dans le sol, les obélisques ne bronchent pas même sous rafales (testé en Belgique, vent > 40 km/h).Esthétique : lignes sobres, se fondent dans le massif et guident élégamment les lianes de clématite.Acier costaud : aucun cintrage lors du cintrage des tiges ; peinture intacte après un mois de pluie.Le « mais » qui coûte la 5ᵉ étoileMontage plus long que prévu : 32 écrous, 16 barres, 20 min par obélisque à deux personnes. Préparez clés, + gants.Notice succincte ; repérez d’abord les longueurs de tubes pour éviter de démonter (les plus long se situent en bas).Astuce de jardinierEnfoncez les pointes avec un maillet caoutchouc, puis coulez un reste de mortier autour des pattes : garanti anti-mistral.VerdictSi vous acceptez la séance de mécano, vous obtenez deux tuteurs XXL robustes et élégants pour moins cher qu’un modèle soudé. Satisfait du résultat ; j’en reprendrai pour l’allée des rosiers.Produit acheté personnellement, avis 100 % indépendant.

These obelisks are not exactly sturdy, but are good enough to get the job done. Assembly is simple and only a little fiddly, and the finished item is lightweight which is probably a good thing considering its size.The uprights don't stay in true so the balance isn't great, but I assume the idea is to root it in the ground which would solve the problem. They look fine from a distance, and will obviously look 100% better with a plant growing all over them.This is a decent item at a very good price. I anticipate it will perform well.

Utilisez-les pour grimper aux haricots verts dans le jardin. Je recommanderais