Yes
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use for climbing plants
Dave
South Coast
in stock
- Robust powder-coated steel
- Adds height and interest
- Easy step-by-step instructions
Frame entrances, pathways and vistas with this great value full height arch.
Made from black powder-coated tubular steel, the sturdy arch provides decorative support for climbing plants like honeysuckle, rose and clematis.
An individual arch makes an eye-catching standalone feature, or you can position several in a row to create a beautiful shady walkway.
Easy assembly with step-by-step instructions.
Measurements (above ground):
H200cm x W140cm x D37cm
Goes well with
Clematis My Angel (PBR)
£19.99Clematis Alba Luxurians
£11.99Easy arch
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Easy arch
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- Would this arch stand up to strong winds please.
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gardenaholic
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Hi, In our experience, these stand up remarkably well to strong winds. They push into the ground and there they remain - even survived Storm Doris! Hope this helps!
Andy
- Hi, is there trellis at the side of the arch? If not, what would you recommend to attach to the sides for further support please?
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Daisy
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Hello! There is no trellis on the side of the arch, but you could use some garden netting or mesh fixed with some plant ties for extra support, depending on how heavy duty you want the additional support to be. Hope this helps!
Andy
- Hi, is this arch strong enough to support star jasmine? or which climber would you suggest is best for this arch?
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Dena
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Hello, Keeping in mind that the star jasmine has an eventual height of around 9m, this arch is better suited to more compact climbers.
Helen
- I have noted from your previous answers that the arch probably is not sturdy enough to support a vigorous rambling rose. Would it make any difference if I am planning to position the arch next to a well established tree with the plan to train a rambler from the far side of the arch, over the top and up the tree?
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Susanne
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Hello, Yes, if the arch is not going to have to support the full weight of a large climber, and is really only acting as a go-between, then yes it should be OK.
Helen
- How wide is this please? I want to make a tunnel along the length of a path and need to know how many to get.
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Helen
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Hello, This arch measures 200cm high, 140cm wide and D37cm deep.
Helen
- Hi,just wondering how the Easy Arch is put together, i.e. how are the right angles held together ? I've noted that the main structure is steel tube, but are pieces slotted into each other or are plastic joints used Many thanks
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Jonesy
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Hello, the steel tubes slot into one another and are secured by metal screws. I hope this helps.
Product Buyer
- I would like to gorow an evergreen plant over this arch, preferably an attractive one ,with scent, quick growing to act as a scene at the bottom of my garden., good light and soil. Any suggestions please.
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Rose
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Hello, You will want something relatively compact, so I would recommend something like Clematis cirrhosa var. balearica - please click on the following link to go straight to it. http://www.crocus.co.uk/plants/_/clematis-cirrhosa-var-balearica/classid.871/
Helen
- Is arch made from tube or solid steel, how long is the spike that anchors it.
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Boatshed
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To secure this arch the bottom poles for the arch will need to be pushed into the ground approximately 40cm deep. It is made from black powder coated tubular steel rather than solid steel.
Product Buyer, Crocus
- How long are the spikes that go into the ground, is the arch made of solid steel?
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shipmate
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To secure this arch the bottom poles for the arch will need to be pushed into the ground approximately 40cm deep. It is made from black powder coated tubular steel rather than solid steel.
Product Buyer, Crocus
- What material is the arch made from. Secondly, can it be anchored to a paved area and if so how?
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Theresa
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This arch is made from black powder coated tubular steel. It is simply designed to be pushed into soft ground so it cannot be secured to a paved area unfortunately.
Product Buyer, Crocus
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