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Wooden Pergola 3x3m
Wooden Pergola 3.0x 3.0m
This large wooden pergola is characterised by distictive roof and four decorative trellis corner sections. These sections are perfect for supporting a variety of climbing plants, adding a splash of colour to this free standing structure.
Whilst pergolas and gazebos are traditionally designed to offer shelter and shade, this design also creates a fantastic centrepiece for your garden. Ideal for those who enjoying socialising outdoors - this pergola provides the perfect venue for summer family gatherings.
Unlike many of the gazebos within the Tuin range which include a tiled roof, this pergola benefits from a distictive roof - this combined with the open sides provides a light, airy and spacious feel. The open sides also allow you to take advantage of the wonderful views around you.
Manufactured using the highest quality timber, pressure treated for longevity. All timber also carries the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) logo - this indicates that all wood used has been sourced from responsibly managed forests.
Features:
- Pressure treated timber. Green - FSC certified
- Roof material is a made of a tight woven inner core sandwich between two layers of polyethylene. It is waterproof and can be used to shelter from the rain.
- Trellis posts
- Fixing kit
- Eased corners throughout
Dimensions:
- Overall Dimensions: 3.0 x 3.0m
- Ridge Height: 2.83m
- Eaves Height: 205cm
This pergola is designed to be left assembled all year round although we would recommend removing the cover during the winter months, especially during snowy periods.
A spare roof is also available to be ordered with or seperately from the building if required.
Approximate Delivery Time: 5 - 7 Working Days FREE Delivery*
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Excellent product quality and everything fits like a glove, if you follow the instructions and use common sense.
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