Would this be sturdy enough to act as a growing arbor for grapes?
320023
Yes it should be. It is made of a thick PVC plastic square tubes. Once assembled it is quite sturdy. I have a Kiwi vine growing up and over mine.
320024
I have grapes growing on mine. The top did wiggle a bit if I pushed on it and I was afraid it might be a problem if there was a huge storm (my grapes were already growing next to where I put the arbor & I draped the vines up onto the trellis) so I just tethered mine to an adjacent deck support beam. It works great!
320025
My arbor is supporting the weight of a Pyracantha limb with no problems. As a grape arbor, being covered by the vines, make sure the four corners are well anchored with concrete (as I have).
198368
Probably, but you may want to install the top and bottom off-center so the frame is on the surface and not being supported by the top and bottom. I don't think that the top and bottom are secured strongly enough to make for good legs, in the long run. If you keep the wine rack full, it will probably be a problem in a couple of years. It's pine, and not a good wood for that kind of stress.
832661
Properly anchored in the ground, this arbor should be plenty sturdy enough to hold your wisteria. The construction is solid all around.
1315877
Attached to a good solid fence post on both sides it could support a light weight gate. Definitely not stand alone. It's a little top heavy, PVC is flexible and itsways a bit. I have mine over steps and the hand rails inside the arbor add a lot of support.
982564
It is really sturdy, it would be fine on gravel. The ramps are only a foot high.
832660
I think this arbor could carry the weight of a wisteria plant. I'm very happy with my purchase. It's a pretty heavy weight material used for the arbor, and it's very attractive in my garden.
691856
If they are the new flat screen monitors, then probably. It is pretty sturdy. I have a couple of potted plants on mine along with a big bottle of dishsoap among other things.
1539462
I would think you could do that.....you can pretty much make whatever you want with a couple of these things. Oh yes, extra bracing might be needed depending on the weight of your "plants".
1860147
I think that will work, not as study as V shaped supports I use for my tomatoes but taller and prettier. I am growing wisteria on it with a center fence post for added support. Hope this helps.
415049
Hi., I don't use it for that type of purpose, but my guess would be yes, it should be sturdy enough. Make sure you lock the wheels of course.
620454
Absolutely suitable! I went to an outdoor wedding with a cheap arch, & thought how much better MINE would have looked. I have vines growing on mine--don`t know if you have time for that. Maybe lights?
1847311
This wine rack is very sturdy, but I would not recommend a fish tank of any kind. The water will increase the weight in the tank.
752929
Yes, I think this would work well for that. It's flexible but SUPER strong. I have 8 different veggies growing on mine right now and it's doing great. Good luck, those are beautiful flowers!
613581
Yes, it's pretty sturdy and would probably be just about the right height too.
640409
Yes, I have found this to be very sturdy...It does not tip if my glasses are just on one side (however, I have fairly light glasses). I love this wine glass stand and I highly recommend it!
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I think yes but you still have secure it with nails because when it's filled with soil it becomes very heavy and wobbly. great planters however. Mine were stunning last year i bought 4. :-)
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It is possible if you are handy. The difficulty would be placing the arch on top after it is put together. I must be well anchored. We did not use a cement base and it withstood a terrible wind storm. However, it is attached to a rather large rose bush. If you already have a large planting in place you may need some help to hold the plant up until you complete the arbor.