The Hanbury Dome Top Arch from Forest has a multitude of uses around the garden. It consists of two upright posts with an arched pergola style roof rafter and can be used as a decorative surround to a statue or water feature, or it can be used as a frame in which to install a garden gate, creating a beautiful entrance to your property. When using 2 or more of these arches in a row, it is possible to create a stunning tunnel effect, used with trellis to provide privacy and support to climbing plants, or without trellis for a more contemporary design.

Manufactured in Poland this Arch is made from specially selected PEFC certified pressure treated and smooth planed timber and comes with a manufacturers 15 year anti rot guarantee. Home assembly required. 

• A wonderful focal point over a walkway or garden gate
• Width between posts of 90cm
• Pre-notched rafters for an easier build
• Post dimensions 70mm x 70mm
• Delivered flat packed for easy self assembly
• Manufactured from pressure treated timber
• Manufactured from PEFC certified timber from sustainable sources
• 15 year anti-rot guarantee

Dimensions

Overall height: 218cm
Overall width: 134cm
Overall depth: 50cm
Width between the posts: 90cm

Warranty & Maintenance

As this item is pressure treated, it comes with a 15 year anti-rot guarantee. The pressure treatment leaves the wood with a temporary green tint. If left to weather, the wood will fade to a silvery grey colour; however you can change the colour straight away by staining the wood using Protek Timber Eco Shield, or it can be painted or stained after it has been allowed to weather for at least 3 months using a product compatible for use with pressure treated timber. This is a natural product made from wood that will include natural features like knots and veins through the grain. The wood will react to exposure to sunlight and changing moisture levels that can cause cracks or splits in the wood. These natural characteristics are due to the wood losing moisture during warm and dry seasons, during colder and wetter seasons the wood will uptake moisture again which will reduce these splits or cracks. This natural process will not affect the longevity nor structure of the product.