Questions and Answers for Dura-Trel 66 in. x 35 in. White Vinyl PVC Country Garden Trellis

A:  Yes, replacement parts are available through the manufacturer DuraTrel. You can contact us at 877-258-6020.

A:  With good paint especially for plastic - but that may be too tedious. 

A:  Yes, the trellis can be painted, however that modification will void the warranty.

A:  I would think YES. We have grown a quite large wisteria bush on it over the last 4 or 5 years and it supports that with no problem. The trellis is very sturdy.

A:  The trellis can hold about 50lbs.

A:  If you have it cemented into the ground good and I would only put 2 per crossbars . I would only put 6at most 8. X. X X X. X X.

A:  Thank you for your recent inquiry with The Home Depot regarding 66 in. x 35 in. White Vinyl PVC Country Garden Trellis. the weight of this item is 19 lbs. We appreciate your business and look forward to serving you in the future.

A:  I bought 24. It took me 2 hours to assemble the first. After that, it took about 20-25 minutes each. It would be good to provide a video to show how to assemble one because the instructions leave out important info. They cannot be assembled in the order written by the instructions.

A:  Yes, they are very tight, and not always well aligned. We had to use a knife (a box cutter) to enlarge some of them, and a mallet to carefully drive the verticals through.

A:  I had to drill them bigger to fit them. Then it worked fine.

A:  Buy yourself a small rasp to widen the margins of the slots/holes.

A:  Not exactly. The top of the trellis has the two domed caps as pictured. The bottom of the two main posts is hollow and comes with custom fit stakes in order to secure it in the ground.

A:  i think the bottom ends were a little longer. You might be able to cut them to match the tops. Mounting it sideways you would need two more end caps to match the top. hope this helps.

A:  The bottom legs are hollow to slip over steel that you place in the ground. It does look the same, but there are no caps over the ends.

A:  Yes, both top and bottom have about 4" and then the top has the caps.

A:  Absolutely, it is strong enough. After I installed ours (we have two in a corner), my wife planted a couple of plants that are climbers in front of the trellis'. The plants are growing & healthy, the trellis' are standing tall.

A:  Yes. It is very sturdy.

A:  The trellis comes with short aluminum angle (90 degree) stakes to put in the ground or cement to hold the trellis upright. Because I wanted to put Jasmine on the trellis that I bought (7 total), I modified it be replacing the short "stakes" provided with longer four foot aluminum angle "stakes" to give it the strength to hold the heavier Jasmine. I also placed them in a cement foundation. I hope this is of some help. John

A:  Yes , if you anchor it good. My husband dug holes for the legs and put dry mix concrete around them.

A:  Yes, this trellis is sturdy and can be used for your project.

A:  Yes, we purchased ours last spring and have a climbing red blaze on it. It’s sturdy and the Rose has grown to the top.

A:  I would say yes, provided you support the trellis at some point near the top, perhaps within the top 1/2 to 1/3. My recollection is that climbing roses can apply sideways forces to trellis as they grow up. My trellis has worked very well with Texas Yellow bell, about 2 feet high, supported from the bottom. The trellis itself is quite strong.

A:  I didn't use it for that but it should be. It's very sturdy

A:  Inside holes are 4x4" square

A:  4"x4" openings