Dartmouth Swinging Seat Garden Arbour

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As well as standard arbours, we also have a range of corner arboursin various styles and designs. A key benefit of a corner arbour is that by having a 90 degree angle to the design, it can be space saving and make use of awkward corner spaces in your garden. Also, by having two aspects (with two benches built into corner arbours), that means that it can be more of a sun-trap for people who want to catch the sun in their gardens. As the sun sweeps across the sky, you can switch seating positions to suit. Garden arbours are vertical structures with either two or four columns, a roof (generally in the Apex style), and sides that can be either screened off or left open. The lattice or trellis of some arbours in our range provides the perfect surface for climbing plants. Wooden arbour seats are perfect for providing a seating area in your garden without disturbing nature. Thanks to the strong nature of wood and the design of certain seats, climbing plants like ivy and vines are able to grow up the arbour seat helping the seat to blend into its surroundings. Because of this, the arbour seat is very popular in places that are up against walls or hedges. Arbour seating can also come in corner shapes allowing them to fit anywhere in your garden. The garden arbours we sell are freestanding structures. All of the arbours we sell are wooden and feature a seat or bench, which is ideal for sitting down and relaxing or perhaps reading a book. The covered roof protects arbour users against rain.

In terms of size, arbours tend to be smaller than pergolas, making them ideal for smaller outdoor spaces. They also tend to be more affordable than pergolas and can be easier to install. Pergolas, on the other hand, are larger and more complex structures and may require professional installation. In terms of cost, arbours tend to be more affordable than pergolas, but the cost of both will depend on the size and materials used. Overall, both arbours and pergolas are great options for creating a pleasant outdoor space. Metal arbours, on the other hand, are more open and better suited for growing climbing plants to create a shady sanctuary. They bring an instant touch of modernity to a garden and act as a piece of garden art. This is not intended to be a full statement of your rights under the Consumer Contracts Regulations. Full details of your rights are available from your Local Authority’s Trading Standards Office. How To Return A Product Trellis side panels– Allow you to add climbing plants and flowers to make it even more eye-catching.It's beautifully contemporary and will pair well with some outdoor cushions. Garden Arbour FAQs What material is best: Wood vs metal Whether you're green-fingered and are looking to grow flowers or prefer to decorate with fairy lights and outside vases, it's important to create a garden space that feels like your own. Hotjar sets this cookie to identify a new user’s first session. It stores a true/false value, indicating whether it was the first time Hotjar saw this user.

Make the most of your outdoor space and relax in the garden with a garden arbour from Garden Street. Our we offer standard and corner arbours offer a balance between those who require seating more substantial than just a garden bench, but don't want the contained enclosed feel of a summerhouse. That is why arbours are popular within the UK, as they provide that perfect balance between sheltered seating, which is not completely enclosed. Mostly made from either wood or metal, garden swing chairs can now be crafted with a range of finishes including stylish rattan designs, which instantly add a touch of boho-chic to your garden. However to enjoy your garden to its full potential, investing in some gorgeous garden furniture and decorating your garden is always a good idea. Please be aware that we currently cannot arrange for delivery of this product to the following postcodes: AB, FK, HS, IV, KA, KW, PA, PH, ZE, LL58-LL78, IM, TR, BT, PO30-41.

What is the difference between garden arbour and pergola?

No matter where you choose to place your garden arbour, you must put it on level ground. Whether it is made from wood or metal, it's best to fix your arbour to the ground, so it doesn't blow over in strong weather and wind. Wooden arbours are easy to paint and customise to make your own. However, they take a little more time to install as they should ideally be placed on a solid base.

Our wooden arbours are available as freestanding structures, featuring a comfortable seat or bench underneath a sheltered roof. They are the perfect place for unwinding and enjoying a good book without worrying about rain. If you wish to return your item to Robert Dyas, you can do so by the following method: 1. Request a Collection via Robert Dyas Customer Services

N.B. Allow 60cm in front of and behind the seat to allow for the seat to swing. Features and Benefits