CKE Upgraded Greenhouse Hoops Grow Tunnel Up To 14 Sets of 7ft Long, Garden Hoops Grow Tunnel Rust-Free Fiberglass Support Hoops Frame for Garden Fabric, 76 Pcs Plant Support Garden Stakes Tunnel Hoop

Okey first think is first1. If you are planing to use this for something permanent, to grow fruits or vegetable then I will said to build a more affordable and strong structure using pvc or any other material.2. The connector to join them sometimes they bent , I use tape to make a better secure , there are plastic , sometimes this connectors will come in metal that there are better3. I am using this for a small project , to protect my emerald green trees from cold .4. Easy to use and for any reason if you don’t wanted any more you could get a box and storages them not like something permanently5. The vendor in he’s web page offer a 2 years guarantee, if this is true or not don’t know but it said that either a refund or return6. Are you planing to use this for a more permanent job I will recommend to re enforce the structure

The coupler for the poles are to small or the pole diameter is to big. Had to drill out all the plastic coupler so that I could get the poles in them.Will not recommend this product to anyone.

They kept popping loose. A waste of hard earned money. The connectors are loose fit and no way to tighten soon as you bend the supposed fiber flex rods. They pop apart. The green clips are useless. Don't waste your money

The plastic bent within a week and some of the rods would not go all the way in the plastic connector. One of the rods was not smooth and looked like it would break if bent. Returned them and made my own with 17 in. garden stakes driven into the ground with 1/2 in. drip irrigation bent between them. Works great and will last longer for less money.

The picture shows the rods bending to make an arch and that’s not at all what I was sent. There is no give at all in the bars so you are left to make a point and not an arch. I would not recommend.

I am a very experienced and avid homestead gardener, I take all my tools, planters, amendments, and other garden items very seriously. When I test items for review, they are evaluated under real-world use in my garden or yard...not just unboxing or pictures. I am picky and critical in reviewing and care little about brand names or product claims. If they are good, I will praise and recommend them, and if not, I will fully explain my reasoning for saying so. Honesty is my reviewing policy!While not perfect, but affordable and generally well-made, these Hoops are great for our raised beds at different times of the year and for various purposes.Relatively east to assemble, but care must be taken to not try to force anything. Slow and easy is the ideal way to prevent damage of unintended breakage.Once assembled, they easily hoop over raised beds or seed lines in soil. Attaching various covers is easy and the hoops hold well.For us, we use these Hoop Tunnels with various coverings depending on the time of the year.In the early spring, we cover with a plastic green cover to protect tender seedlings from cold damage. The sun heats up the interior to keep the soil and plants warmerIn the heat of the summer, we use 50% shade nets over the hoops during especially hot days and weeks to protect tender plants that might otherwise wither in the heat.At various times when insects and animals are pests, we cover the hoops with light protective netting especially after rains when the insects explode.All in all, these rate a good FOUR STARS for me. Not perfect, but effective nonetheless with care. I can honestly give them a moderate recommendation...especially at the value price on Amazon.Happy Gardening!

I know this seems like a simple enough item to assemble but without instructions or even a picture on the box to refer to it took some figuring out. The main issue is that the connector pieces and rods don't seem like they will arc in the desired shape until you have a bunch of them together.This is the frame kit and doesn't include the plastic to go over it so I don't have it fully assembled yet but it's clear that the frame is pretty sturdy from setting up a few ribs and will do nicely.

Used the kit on a raised bed. Tried it crisscross (x) from corner to corner and parallel. Clips are great and poles have enough flex for the long way which is about 47". Tried it the short way at 21" and the plastic connector started to break as there was too much flex. Overall it works great and better than expected.