Forest Ryeford Garden Arch, Pressure Treated, 7.2 x 4.4

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Another long established family business that offers high quality gardening and home-ware products at sensible prices, including a wide range of stylish and practical own-brand items. To stabilise this Rowlinson Arch, anchor the legs into the ground.You can do this with spikes that you attach to the bottom of the legs. However, online users state that they couldn’t find any ground stakes of the right size for this. An alternative is to cement the legs into their own pads, which is easy enough to do. Pros Those who intend to place their garden arch on a hard surface, perhaps on a patio, should look into getting footplates and some other form of stability.

We apologise, but Forest Garden does not deliver or offer an assembly service to the following postal codes: To ensure this structure will last, it has been manufactured using Pressure Treated timber which carries a 15 year guarantee to protect against rot and fungal decay. If you're wondering what design or material to opt for when choosing a garden arch, Morris encourages people to think about the ideal look and feeling you want to achieve in your space. "The choice is very much dictated by the setting," he says. "Arches are available in a good variety of materials so there is sure to be an arch that fits your design, perhaps formed from chestnut, woven hazel or willow — or something much more contemporary such as Corton Steel. You can even use upcycled and reclaimed materials such as weldmesh or scaffolding. The latter choices are more typical of a modern urban setting, with natural materials being more appropriate for a cottage garden look."The KHW Garden Rose Arch with Planter Boxes is made of 100% plastic which means it is very low maintenance. Weather and UV rays can harm a garden structure and fade or warp it. The plastic construction of this arch has a high resistance to many of the problems an outdoor structure encounters, which was essential for it to even make it into this review. The diamond-pattern trellis is continued from the sides onto the roof. This gives your plants a chance to completely cover the garden arch. Two planters at the base of the arch give you ample space to grow enough climbing flowers and to display potted plants.

You can be completely secure in the knowledge that nothing passed to SagePay can be examined or decrypted including transaction information and/or cardholder data by any third parties, staff within our company or by SagePay. This arch is taller than some of the other garden arches in this article. It has a gabled roof that comes to a point at the tip. This gives more headroom under the arch and adds more visual height to your garden. The sloped roof has the same trellis design as the sides of the arch. Instead of a more traditional lattice, the sides have diagonal crossbeams. These do form a diamond pattern, but the openings are larger than those of regular lattice.The manufacturer reports that this garden arch is easy to assemble in 1-2 hours. However, some users online say that they had some sizing problems when putting together the different parts of the structure but this is probably more down to your own DIY experience. You need to secure the arch somehow to the ground, and the kit doesn’t come with any fittings for that. In addition, the screw holes aren’t pre-drilled, so an electric drill is essential to putting the arch together, but most people who are competent enough to put an arch together will more than likely already have a drill. Pros Certain Product Ranges have a Flat Rate Delivery Charge for example: Burbage Iron Craft, this is not regional or volume related. Since 1970, this family run business has specialised in creating stylish, high quality garden structures such as pergolas, screens, gazebos and of course arches. Garden arches are usually freestanding in that they don’t need to be attached to another structure. If you’re placing one on your lawn, look for spikes that attach to the bottom of the legs. If you know that you won’t want to move the arch for a long time, consider concreting each leg into its own pad. Before you do this, ensure that the arch won’t become too short with part of its legs below ground.