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Grand Henley Twin Seater Arbour - L92 x W225 x H194 cm - Green Cushion and Sun Canopy Included - Fully Assembled

~~£551.39~~

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Product information

Description

General description

The Charles Taylor Wooden Grand Henley Garden Arbour is a striking and stylish garden feature made from strong, pressure-treated timber. It includes two wooden armchairs and features a beautiful back panel that provides comfort and style for many years. The attractive open lattice trellis sides and back allow climbing plants to grow beautifully, enhancing your outdoor space. The roof provides shade from the sun while allowing a gentle breeze to pass through, creating a relaxing environment.

Technical specifications

Material: Pressure-treated timber

Includes: Green detachable roof cover, detachable straight tray/side table

Cushions: Not included

Usage

To maintain freshness, it is best practice to store cushions and the removable roof cover indoors when not in use. It is advised to remove the canvas shade cover during inclement weather to prevent damage due to water pooling. To help protect and extend the life of your furniture, it is recommended to apply another coat of the 'Taylor Brown' oil-based preservative every 6-12 months.

Other information

Wood is a natural product and may expand and retract depending on weather conditions. Therefore, it is important to check the tightness of the bolts/screws regularly to prevent issues such as cracking, splitting, warping, and shrinkage.

Features

Brand
CHARLES TAYLOR TRADING
Number of seats
2
Origin
Made in the United Kingdom
With cushion
Yes
Environmental certification
FSC

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