Cottage Arbour - Trellis Back and Sides, Wooden Garden Bench Seat with Trellis - L90 x W170 x H190 cm - Minimal Assembly Required

~~£474.22~~

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Product information

Description

General description

The Cottage Trellis Arbour is a beautifully designed wooden garden bench that enhances your outdoor space, creating a peaceful sanctuary for relaxation. With enclosed sides for shelter and shade, this charming arbour provides a cozy retreat in any weather. It comfortably seats three people and features trellis sides that are perfect for growing climbing plants, adding natural charm to your garden. The solid roof offers protection from the sun and elements, making it an ideal addition to any outdoor setting.

Technical specifications

Width: 170 cm

Depth: 90 cm

Height: 190 cm

Weight: 100 kg

Timber Profile-Uprights: 95 x 45 mm

Timber Profile-Seat: 20 x 45 mm

Timber Profile-Trellis: 20 x 45 mm

Material: Premium, pressure treated timber

Rot resistance: Up to 20 years with proper care

Installation

Partially assembled upon delivery

Minimal assembly required with all fixings included

Easy to follow instructions provided

Usage

This garden arbour is designed for outdoor use, providing a comfortable seating area while allowing for the growth of climbing plants through its trellis sides. It is perfect for creating a tranquil space in your garden.

Features

Brand
CHURNET VALLEY
Colour
Brown
Intended use
Outdoor
Assembly instructions
Semi-assembled
Length
90 cm
Material
Wood
ManoMano Reference
ME15439680
MMID
647614696029
Product code
ChurnetValleyCottageohArCA104
EAN
9145341341496

Customer reviews

5,0

/ 1 Reviews

Reviews verified by ManoMano

MManoMano Customer

Published on 01/05/2020, United Kingdom

I'm so pleased with this arbour. It arrived promptly and is made of good quality wood. I paid two chaps to assemble for me, which took them about 15mins! It arrived semi-constructed. The main panels are already complete, it's just a question of fitting them together. NB they are flatpack guys who are used to assembling large items, but they thought it was very straightforward.