Wall Mounted Double Premium Pergola 3 Posts - Wood - L180 x W600 x H270 cm - Light Green

~~£996.51~~

Product information

Description

General description

Our new flagship range of pergolas features a distinctive double rail configuration that enhances both the aesthetics and structural integrity of the pergola. The Rutland Wall Mounted Double Premium Pergola is designed with slotted rafters and runners that form a halved joint, providing improved strength and stability. This pergola is perfect for transforming your garden or patio into a stylish living area.

Technical specifications

Dimensions: L180 x W600 x H270 cm

Weight: 122 kg

Corner posts: Solid 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

This pergola is ideal for enhancing outdoor spaces, providing a stylish and functional area for relaxation and entertainment.

Other information

Optional add-ons available: 5 Degree Slope to Pergola Cladding, Change of pergola post height from 2.7m 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
Light green
Material
Wood
Shape
Rectangular
Height
270 cm
Width
600 cm
Length
180 cm
Weight
122 kg
Pcs per pack
1
ManoMano Reference
ME82971933
MMID
383503779271
Product code
RCGFLTDP1863PLG
EAN
7427307197630

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Pergola and gazebo buying guide

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