MAXPACE Greenhouse Hoops DIY for 3 Feet Growth Tunnels and Up, Rust Free Fiberglass Support Hoop Frame for Garden Fabric, DIY Plant Support Garden Stake, Gardening Supplies, 50 Pcs

Item fidèle à la description. Tige de qualité et je m'en suis servi pour couvrir mon potager carrée avec une toile transparente et cela me permet de filtrer les grosses quantités de pluie qui tombe en peu de temps lors des orages. Des 50 milimetres de pluie tomber en peu de temps peu noyer les racines donc un toit avec cet article empêche les problèmes d'arriver. Voilà.

Super easy assembly and have withheld through some rainstorms and windy days. I paired these hoops with a garden net in my gardening box and it's kept birds and squirrels out!

The only reason I give these four stars is because they’re very flimsy for what I was needing them for. I was hoping to use them for a smaller greenhouse, but they’re just not strong enough. They would be good, however for just a net or something to go across. they’re easy to snap together and have some OK claps I decided not to return them because I figured I could use them for something else in my garden

I bought two sets because I had various locations of varying sizes but, to my dismay, when I needed to use the last two sections of one set and the rest from the next set, they didn't go together, the poles/sections were two different sizes, as were the connection pieces - so, I could use the larger connector with the smaller sections but, I could not, obviously, use the smaller connections with the larger poles. Making matters worse, the hoops don't appear to stand up to winds of Arizona, even the hoops where the first and last sections were seated almost the entire length. Unfortunately, when they come apart, they fly great distances leaving me to comb the yard looking for the connectors which have been found 50'+ away. So, now I have the larger diameter sections and the smaller diameter connections leaving me no way to use more than half of what I originally ordered - I will need to buy another set and hope that it matches one of the two.

These are great the first year and then starts to break in second and beyond. They do their job at first. I have to put 5 end to end with 4 links to work properly in my bed (4 ft across). Be careful. Sometimes they can pull out and snap up at you/ your face. If you leave them up in the sun all summer, they start to bend at the connector and then break. The second summer I used them in the Pacific Northwest, several poles and green plastic clips were already damaged by the elements. This third season, I'm using the other half of the poles that were not used. After that I will find another solution to cover my beds. $24 is too much for something that only last 1 to 2 seasons.