Premium Pergola - Wood - L300 x W300 x H270 cm - Rustic Brown

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Product information

Description

General description

The Rutland Premium Pergola is designed to enhance your outdoor space with its stylish and sturdy construction. Featuring slotted rafters and runners that create a halved joint, this pergola offers improved strength and stability while ensuring straightforward assembly. The wider, sculpted braces add a decorative touch, and the posts are finished with elegant pedestal panels.

Technical specifications

Dimensions: L300 x W300 x H270 cm

Weight: 120 kg

Corner posts: 95mm x 95mm

Runners and rafters: 34mm x 140mm

Material: High quality pressure treated Northern European Redwood

Fixings: Corrosion treated, heavy duty

Installation

Easy assembly with minimal tools required.

Includes a flat drill bit for securing posts to bolt down or spiked feet.

Drill a hole into the center of the bottom of the post after cutting to the desired length.

Usage

Transform your garden or patio into a stylish living area with this premium pergola, perfect for creating an inviting outdoor space.

Other information

Optional add-ons available: 5 Degree Slope to Pergola Cladding, Pedestal Panels Per Post, Change of pergola post height to 3m, Galvanised Steel Socket Design Bolt Down Foot/Post Holder, Galvanised Steel Spike Foot/Post Holder.

Features

Brand
RUTLAND COUNTY GARDEN FURNITURE LTD
Colour
Brown
Material
Wood
Shape
Rectangular
Height
270 cm
Width
300 cm
Length
300 cm
Weight
120 kg
Pcs per pack
1
ManoMano Reference
ME82972572
MMID
304769059182
Product code
RCGFPP33RB
EAN
5056116559524

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Pergola and gazebo buying guide

Ideal for creating a spot of shade, gazebos can be made from wrought iron, wood or aluminium. Usually freestanding, they may feature a cover or even curtains. Like gazebos, pergolas offer shelter but are also covered with climbing plants and used for garden decoration. Read on to find the perfect structure for you!

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