Questions and Answers for Dura-Trel 85 in. x 64 in. x 28 in. Mocha Vinyl PVC Providence Arbor

A:  No, this is made of hollow PVC and can only hold the weight of flowers or vines.

A:  I wouldn't hang several large baskets as watering makes them heavy. 1 basket on each side would hold. Humming bird feeders are light, so yes, they would work fine.

A:  Most definitely not. Think of a thin vinyl fence. It is not sturdy enough to hold the weight of much more than a climbing plant.

A:  Yes you could. It is just vinyl/pvc material. You could add some straps to it and strap it to a wood fence.

A:  I don’t think so. Mine blew over and snap one side pole. I taped it back together and is fine but looks like crap. Other pieces are falling out of the holes. I would make the next one out of wood.

A:  You can paint anything with the proper paint and primer. This is vinyl get vinyl primer and paint.

A:  there is spray paint sold for painting outdoor items made of plastic & vinyl, so YES you can paint this arbor

A:  It is off white. It will bleach a bit in the sun.

A:  It’s not white, and it’s not exactly mocha color either. I Would say- the color of the sand https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/proxy/9Kia_Hu-A8p-y6YkBvkSD5Qrvmw5DQKX21U2W94HU4IpyJVonCyo9Sduw-mnCFvCWW8jDKpc_6vauCeU7d4LkzEyyrMp6fQSVG-cm4na1IlMx_nAzMmkTXIosdVwiPd3MPkIEgGxWYe6

A:  42" is the opening to walk through. 64" is the space that the top overhang takes up and is for installation purposes.

A:  85 inches high by 64 inches wide by 28 inches depth. I have 2 of these in my yard. Have absolutely no clue where you got the 42 inches measurement from.

A:  Construction of the arbor is a heavy duty plastic material. You could manufacture leg brackets out of metal with flaps on either side with bolt holes and using concrete screws, drill them into your existing concrete.

A:  I installed mine in concrete so on should work too.

A:  There are no brackets included to screw down the legs in concrete or wood. We set ours on a makeshift concrete surface in the back corner of our yard and placed the legs in 8" tall concrete blocks and filled the blocks with pea gravel. A heavy wind knocked it over one day, so I cemented the legs in the concrete blocks. Now, no more problems.

A:  yes. It is sturdy enough to stand by itself for this purpose.

A:  Yes it is quite light.