Outsunny 7.5' Wooden Arch Garden Bridge, Safety Rails for Backyard Ponds, Creeks, Streams, Natural

What a nice little bridge. Goes together somewhat easily and supports my weight of 175. Very well made and I am sure to get years out of this bridge,

We purchased so our pup would have something to cross over without bringing mulch across our patio. It worked out perfectly, I am very pleased with the bridge. Sturdiness makes it possible for all of us to enjoy! Our grandkids love it and strong enough for adults to stand on as well! Money well spent!Next a few plants on both side to finish our project! I am so pleased with this purchase 5 starts!

I really liked that it was already stained, it looks sharp. It's sturdy enough for occasional use, but would not want it to be an everyday, everyweight bridge.

Needed a little bridge for show and hoping for use over our new pond!! Saw this and the price was great and reviews also pretty good... was much smaller then I thought, but really didn't read the measurements for width, only across the pond.. but it's actually PERFECT, I bought the natural and stained with sealer since most people said you should seal.. so it was a better price that way... the only thing we ran into was in the one pic, the boards didn't want to fit in once we had the ones at the posts in, so needed to adjust the ends a bit, but worked out great, very nice for the price.. when my husband walked on he heard tiny noises, figured it may be the 200lbs and also the newness and settling.. I'm about 155 and didn't really seem to have an issue... seems more for smaller people or looks.. but you can definitely use if you're not too heavy... lol.. over all, LOVE IT!!!!

This bridge came together beautifully but requires a lot of work (about 4 hours to assemble and another day to paint). The screws are exposed posing a safety risk, I primed and painted mine adding a rug and caulk to cover the nails from injuring my feet. Some parts of this needed to be sanded to avoid splinters and the center plank was too short. Went to Lowes to purchase an additional custom cut plank for safety and aesthetics.

I’m not sure how long it will hold up—but it definitely arrived as advertised. The railings are pretty flimsy—but the bridge itself is study for walking on, etc. Good purchase for the money

I bought the bridge as a gift for my mother.She loves it.What can you expect when you order this bridge?Looks:5 Stars out of a possible 5You won't find a better looking bridge in this price range.It looked so good after assembly, I was tempted to leave it plain (without paint).The bridge looked just like the pictures on Amazon.Assembly:4.8 stars out of 5Very, very easy to assemble with basic hand-tools. Only took a few hours.A few screws didn't quite line up... but the problem was a very simple fix.If you have basic woodworking skills (meaning you can assemble IKEA furniture), you'll find the bridge very, very easy to put together.Can you use a screwdriver, a hammer, and a wrench? If so, you'll be fine.Stability:4 Stars out of 5:About as expected.Two full-grown men can walk across the bridge at the same time without a problem. You won't have any trouble with basic use.I worried about the bridge tipping over when I ordered it. It only weighs 70 pounds, after all. But the bridge is very bottom-heavy and holds up well in strong winds.The local kids walk across the bridge every day without any problems.Just don't do something stupid like jumping jacks or wrestling on your bridge and you'll be fine.Shipping Speed:100 Stars out of 5.You read that right.The bridge ships straight from the manufacturer. They deserve 100 stars... out of a possible 5... for getting the bridge here less than 48 hours after I ordered it.The bridge came from Georgia to the suburbs of Philadelphia, PA in a flash!The Value You Get for Your Money:5 Stars out of 5.You won't find a better bridge in this price range.At least not one so big.Most of the bridges you'll find in the same price range are a bit smaller or don't look nearly as cool.

Didn't look promising from the moment I unboxed it. The wood had many deep splinters and large knots in structural members, and was separating in several places. I figured I'd try to build it anyway, but fortunately I found out in step 1 that the bolts wouldn't go into the bolt holes in the wood because THEY FORGOT TO DRILL THE HOLES! I decided to count my losses and return it before I found other deeper flaws and had a half-assembled mess to try to return. No quality-control, clearly. It's a shame- just a little more spent on higher-grade wood and on quality control, and it might be a good bridge. If you just want the cheap, garbage-quality wood and don't mind having to figure out where to drill it yourself, go for it.