The framing idea is good, simple and would less time consuming to use if the manufacturer paid attention to small items that become a problem. Where the holes are punched to accept the spring loaded locking mechanism is where it falls short. Punching holes as they do leaves the metal being punched inside the tube and blocks the pole being inserted as shown on your video. Wish mine had worked that smoothly. We had to take a metal routing tool inserted inside the tube to grind this "tab" away. Do you know how many of these tabs there are to grind out? Too many...all of them. They also need to watch what size tube use to accept the poles meaning, if the tube accepting the pole is the same diameter of the pole being inserted, guess what, it won't insert. Again we had to use a metal grinder to reduce the outside diameter of the pole in order that it work. All in all the idea is good and would be better, less time consuming to put together if someone had paid attention to the finish work on the metal tubes. Would I buy another of your products? Yes....provided you sold it at half price as to pay me and my friend for having to do the metal work so it would go together.