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Specifications at a Glance:
- Natural Western red cedar with stainless steel screws
- Easy assembly (approx. 45 minutes with two people) requires a Phillips screwdriver and small ladder
- Outside arch dimensions are 72-3/4" W x 29" D x 97" H overall at roof
- Inside arch opening is 47-1/2" W x 79" H
- Arch weighs approx. 55 lbs.
- Install on concrete footings
- 4 anchors included to attach arch to footings
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Nantucket Arch
Nantucket Cedar Arch Enhances Your Landscape
Elegant and graciously-sized, the Nantucket Arch is an architectural statement in your landscape. The traditional East Coast style combines the soft
curve of the header with a traditional triangular gable. Open, airy lattice on the sides is ideal for supporting flowering vines. A handsome, functional and substantial accent to your landscape
Crafted of Western red cedar, naturally durable and rot-resistant
Cedar may be left natural to weather to a silver-gray, or painted
Faster shipping is not available for this item
Sorry, no shipments to AK, HI, PR or VI
This oversize item has a $20 additional shipping charge
Would you like to specify a delivery week? Call us at 1-888-833-1412 to place your order!
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Pros
- Attractive Design
- Durable
- Simple To Use
Cons
- Pilot holes a MUST
Best Uses
- Decorative
- Flower Gardens
- Focal point
- Landscaping
Comments about Nantucket Arch:
Really need the power drill for making a few extra pilot holes (so the lattice/thinner parts don't split) and for driving in the screws securely. This is not really a hand tools project.
It looks great in my garden, defines an entry/path, very sturdy and solid. I can't wait until the roses climb over it!
Pros
- Attractive Design
Cons
- Assembly required
Best Uses
- Landscaping
Comments about Nantucket Arch:
When I purchased the arbor on line, there was no mention that assembly was required. I thought it was coming from Garden Supply. It arrived in a box weighing 50 lbs. To assemble, you will need a heavy drill gun and a level. Remember to sink in the screws, but be prepared to countersink the screws in order to get the heads flush without cracking the board. Upon installation, I did not pre-drill, as there was already holes, and I cracked the side piece. All in all, I think the arbor is strudy and after I seal it, should last for years to come.
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