DoCred A-Frame Metal Garden Trellis for Climbing Plants - Cucumber, Tomato, Melon & Flower Support | Sturdy DIY Plant Cage for Vertical Gardening | Perfect for Backyards, Patios & Vegetable Gardens

They don’t send directions. And the vine string isn’t large enough for the size of the frame. As for sturdy, who knows only been up a week.Worked well for our cucumber seedlings.Loved this trellis system & the ability to use it for different plants & and set it up in different formations.Very light duty. Missing connector pieces to complete. Not worth the money.I was not impressed with the quality of the product. It will do.I bought two of these. What a nightmare. It comes in a thousand parts without any step-by-step instructions on which parts go where, including the diagram on the website which does not explain how to assemble. I spent several hours trying to put just one of them together and got it functional but it's not exactly right; the sections keep coming apart in the garden. I cannot believe I paid $80 for these, Ughuseless pieces of junk. No instructions included, but I did figure it out. Built the A-frame but it was warped and bendy and pieces came popping off. Disassembled and started fresh. Couldn't make this thing into ANYTHING resembling a sturdy trellis. The rods and connectors are made of crappy plastic that soften in midday sun. Total crap. I’ll be returning ASAPIt was very easy to put together and gives you options for whatever your growing. I think it would be good for tomatoes but it is very light weight. I am not sure how vines with vegetables will do.