Kundenbewertungen für VEVOR Tomatenkäfige, 30 x 30 x 117 cm, 5er-Set quadratische Pflanzenstützkäfige, robuste, silberne Tomatentürme aus PVC-beschichtetem Stahl zum Klettern von Gemüse, Pflanzen, Blumen und Früchten

Quality is outstanding, very sturdy, easy to use.

Good product.

Very sturdy tomato cage. I opted to buy the narrower tomato cages because I have the garden grids.

I prefer single piece circular cages, but was unable to find available. Ordered these 'square' units & they seem to be okay. Will have to wait & see if they hold up.

So glad I bought these cages. I have used 3 for my beans and 2 for my tomatoes which are working great!

These cages are very sturdy and give the right support for the plants. The design allows you to use them in many ways, as a closed cage, in straight line, in zig zag pattern, you can also join them together, anyway to suit your needs and maximise your space. So far I use them for tomatoes, beans, cucumbers,to support raspberries and as a divider to protect other plants from overlapping. I would love to buy even taller ones as well.

Works very except one of the welds broke on the Bottom Rung when I first used it.

Just as described. Quite cheap for being of that high quality. Works just as one would think and is intuitive to use. Ordered ones that are over a meter high and still they stand realiably and can bear a lot of weight. Good for tomatoes, but suits also cucumbers and even pumpkins.

I like them; they're easy to use, not rusty or flimsy, and don't bend easily. They fold down well for storage, and putting them away is fine. You can take them back easily without having to untangle them. I would have liked them bigger, but it will do.

I bought 10 packs twice. I do plan to use some of them for tomatoes, but I am using a lot of them for new apple trees and other trees I just planted. My husband likes the cows to mow the lawn so I needed these to protect the trees. The cows do tilt the cages, but the tree is unharmed. These tomato cages are stainless steel and sturdy. They fold right around a tree or tomato plant and hook together to make a square around the plant. The cage in the photo is around a small apple tree in front of the bee hive.