Tumax WTK-10002-2 Wall Trellis Kit

I relentlessly searched for an alternative trellis system to put against a hideous concrete retaining wall on our property. I tried tomato trellis, just your average wooden trellis and multiple other avenues and nothing looked even halfway decent or would get my vines to grow upright. That is until I found this brilliant product! If only I had found this sooner, I would as of right now have a the unsightly retaining wall hidden from public view. But I can wait. This is so simple , yet it's genius! The wall itself is probably close to 30-45 feet long and at it's max height over 5ft. I had the design (diamond shape) marked on the wall in about an hour and the anchors in place in about 1 hour. Again this wall is large yet this was so easy to do I was surprised at how quickly it all came together. The wiring was the most extensive part of the process but took me 3-4 hours to complete. I can not recommend this product enough! (posting pics sorry it's kind of hard to see the design)

Its amazing what you can do with a bit of wire, Glue! The best part of this product though is those little round things that are used to guide hold the wire! I used the kit to create a trellis around my overhead water tank on my roof. To be safe I allowed two weeks of drying before I tied on my "Morning Glory" plant onto it... (allowed two weeks since the tank surface was very smooth and I wasn't sure that the glue would hold). Its been a couple of months now. Several rain falls later. The trellis is holding strong and my plants are really holding on it and flourishing! Well done Tumax... ! Extremely good product. Stainless steel wire... However, you need to be patient while installing to and be creative. The product is not designed to do all the work for you!

5 days after gluing to vinyl several anchors were not set. I’m not sure how to clean the partially dried glue off to start again and I used all the anchors I had so somehow I’m going to have to peel the glue out of the originals. If you are planning on using it on vinyl I’d recommend waiting longer than a week to dry. Maybe two.

So far, good. Although I wanted to test it out first and let a couple months pass by and the glue dried at the tip. You can feel glue still move inside so it's still good. I can't for the life of me pin a whole to get glue out. So now I used caulking.

I installed this on the side of my stucco house to trellis a climbing rose. It was frustrating to deal with bending and twisting the wires into the anchors. I eventually got the hang of it with some plyers. Photos are two years after install. It's holding up well and I'm happy with the look of my rosebush. Only issue I have is in a few places the anchors pulled off a layer of paint and stucco. Can't fault the product though, technically it's the stucco that failed. Planning to try another project on a cinder block wall.

We used this for my peggy martin rose bush. Those things are the beast of roses. They grow fast and there are A LOT of shoots. It has held up nicely and adheres to the brick great. We were able to make a pattern out of it and it is filling in nicely.

This is overpriced junk. NONE of the anchors hold, and it looks like it's impossible to return. I wish I had not taken the risk.

So far this thing has worked great. Tried to start shaping the vines after a few hours...didn’t work. Make sure to let cure for the allotted time before working with it. So far it is holding up after three months. It is not fun adding the wire, but if you want the look, you have to do it...