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FHWTY 2-Pack Arched Metal Garden Trellis, 86.5 in

The FHWTY garden trellis is a two-pack of arched metal supports listed at 86.5 inches tall and 19.7 inches wide. Its joined two-part construction is described as detachable for transport and storage, while the decorative design gives climbing plants a visible support structure.

At a glance

  • Two trellises are described as each measuring 86.5 inches high by 19.7 inches wide, with 11-inch ground stakes.
  • The two-part design is described as detachable, which may simplify moving and storing the trellises.
  • Black powder-coated iron and metal construction is intended for outdoor use, with decorative flowers, birds, leaves, and scrollwork.
  • The listing names ivy, clematis, roses, wisteria, jasmine, and tomatoes as possible climbing plants.
Price
$55.99Save 20%

Reference price: $69.99

Price checked: Nov 14, 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

  • The tall, narrow format can add vertical plant support without taking up the width of a broad panel.
  • Detachable two-part construction offers a practical storage and transport option.
  • Decorative motifs make the trellis serve as a garden ornament as well as plant support.

Technical specifications

10 specifications
Identity
BrandFHWTY
Dimensions and installation
Form factorRound
Dimensions listed19.7"W x 86.5"H
Ground stakes11-inch ground stakes
Constructionassembled by joining two parts
Materials and protection
Material listedIron, Metal
FinishPowder Coated
Tube diameter1-centimeter round tube
Design and use
Color and pack style2 Pack - Arched - 86.5" x 19.7"-Black
StyleCottage

What to know before buying

  • Customer feedback is mixed on size, with some finding it suitable and others saying it is too small. Consider the listed 19.7-inch width against the mature plant and placement you have in mind. The listing also describes the shape as both arched and round, so the exact form is not fully clear.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

  • Gardeners seeking tall, narrow supports for climbing flowers or vegetables.
  • Buyers who want decorative metal supports that can also act as garden or indoor partitions.
  • People who may need to detach the trellis sections for storage or transport.

Less suited to

  • Buyers who need a wide panel or whose plant-support needs depend on a specific, confirmed shape.
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Customer reviews on Amazon

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Customer feedback highlights the trellis's appearance and design, and reports positive impressions of value. Views on its size are mixed, which matters for buyers needing broad coverage despite the listed 19.7-inch width. Feedback also mentions mixed experiences with connectivity, a point that does not correspond to the listed garden-trellis features and provides no clear product-specific guidance.

Positive themes

  • Customers describe the trellis as attractive and well-designed.
  • Some customer feedback is positive about value for money.

Mixed feedback

  • Customer feedback is divided on whether the size is suitable.
  • The feedback summary mentions mixed experiences with connectivity, which is not a specified feature of this trellis.

Frequently asked questions

How large are the trellises?

The listing gives dimensions of 19.7 inches wide by 86.5 inches high and describes 11-inch ground stakes. Customer feedback on size is mixed.

Can the trellis be taken apart?

The listing describes a two-part interlocking construction that can be detached for transport and storage.

What plants is it intended to support?

The listing names ivy, clematis, roses, wisteria, jasmine, and tomatoes.

What is the trellis made from?

The listed material is iron and metal, with a black powder-coated finish.

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