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Forest Garden Slatted Arch

Forest Garden Slatted Arch

Please note: sent direct from the manufacturers please allow 1-2 weeks for delivery
Create a striking feature for your garden paths and entrance ways with this contemporary slatted garden arch.  
 
Strong lines combined with the slatted sides creates a stylish area within your garden.  The slatted sides make this arch ideal for training climbing plants.  
 
To protect the arches from rot they are made using high quality pressure treated timber which comes with a 15 year manufacturers guarantee. 
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Manufactured from – high quality, pressure treated timber, with a 15-year anti-rot warranty. The timber is FSC certified - this means the timber used comes from properly managed forests and controlled sources.

Dimensions: 
220cm High x 113cm Wide x 74cm Deep (7ft 3 inches x 3ft 8 inches x 2ft 5 inches)

Supplied for self-assembly: you will need to use a tape measure, drill (with 2-3mm drill bits), pozi drive screwdriver and a ladder during assembly. You will need to pre-drill the holes prior to assembly.   

Made in Poland.

Please Note: it is recommended that you anchor your arch down with either hard or soft surface fence bases to enhance stability.  These will need to be purchased separately (see instructions for more details).     

The photographs shown for this arch show it stained / painted - the arch you receive will be the pressure treated timber (plain) which you can paint or stain to a different colour if required. 
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Delivery
Please allow 1-2 weeks for delivery.  Forest will send an email confirming your order, you will then receive a text (if a mobile number has been provided) or a call to advise a delivery date and ETA usually 48 hours before delivery.  

Please Note: unfortunately these items cannot be delivered to Isle of Wight, Northern Ireland or any other Offshore Islands.
 
Click Here to see instructions for assembling this Arch.