Arches
Our modular arches are a versatile feature for any garden, great or small.
We have designed them to be flexible so whether you use one on its own or several together, you can create a real focal point in your garden.
Key features:
We make our arches as a kit for easy of transport.
They come with full, easy to follow, assembly instructions.
Made of freshly sawn oak from sustainable sources and from local managed British woodlands wherever possible.
Made in our workshop powered by 100% renewable energy.
Overall dimensions:
Footprint of the structure (external dimensions):
Width: 1500mm
Depth: 1000mm
Maximum height: 2225mm
Minimum head clearance (at lowest point): 2000mm
Maximum head clearance (at highest point): 2025mm
Oak posts are 100mm x 100mm square
We have designed them to be flexible so whether you use one on its own or several together, you can create a real focal point in your garden.
Key features:
We make our arches as a kit for easy of transport.
They come with full, easy to follow, assembly instructions.
Made of freshly sawn oak from sustainable sources and from local managed British woodlands wherever possible.
Made in our workshop powered by 100% renewable energy.
Overall dimensions:
Footprint of the structure (external dimensions):
Width: 1500mm
Depth: 1000mm
Maximum height: 2225mm
Minimum head clearance (at lowest point): 2000mm
Maximum head clearance (at highest point): 2025mm
Oak posts are 100mm x 100mm square
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Inspiration
One structure, four ways...
1. Add a SeatMake an arbour.
Add a bench or chair and place the arch against a wall, fence or hedge. It will be a pretty addition to look at and it will be a place to view your garden from. Morning coffee always tastes better outside! |
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2. Frame a ViewFrame a gateway and borrow a view.
Whether a distance view or a view within the garden, frame it with an archway. It gives interest and defines a focal point. |
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3. Make an entranceLead people! Make an entrance by defining an opening and direct people where you want them. We make improvements to our homes and often we make internal alterations that mean we no longer use the old front door. Define a new entrance or pathway with an arch and focus your visitors to the right entrance. Similarly this technique can be used to define difference spaces within your garden too. |
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4. Cover a walkwayPut three arches in a line and make a statement!
By placing several arches over a pathway you can use them to create a pergola. Plant the arches with interesting climbers that will give you interest in the growing season but when they die down in winter the pergola will give you important visual interest out of season. If you have sloping ground these arches are particularly useful as you can set each one at different levels but still get the pergola effect. |
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