Standing 6.8 feet tall on a 6.5 by 1.7 foot base, this metal arbor gives climbing plants a full arch to work up and gives a garden a defined entry point at the same time. The extended arch at the top supports the lush growth of climbing plants and vines, while side trellises adorned with exquisite patterns and lines carry that growth up from the ground.What separates this frame from a plain arch is the roof. Rather than a bare curve, the top is finished as a beautiful flat roof spanning multiple crossbars, and those crossbars exist to be used: hanging decorations tie straight onto them instead of needing wire wrapped around a tube. Flourish flowers, lights, balloons, and tulle all fix in place, which is why the same frame reads as a plant support on a lawn one week and a backdrop for a party or wedding the next.Stability comes from two places. The uprights are sturdy metal tubes reinforced by stable triangular structures, so the span does not rack sideways under a load of wet foliage, and at ground level anchoring plates plus four metal stakes pin the arbor down instead of leaving it to sit on the surface where wind can lift it. The complete frame weighs 19.5 pounds in black, light enough to reposition between a garden, a yard, or a lawn, and solid enough to leave standing once the stakes are driven home.