Create an inviting walkway or garden accent with the Gardman Westminster Garden Arch. The panels of this arbor are decorated with vertical spires topped by golden orbs under oval arches. The gentle arch of the top adds a welcoming look for your garden or yard. Horizontal bars on the top of the arch and sides add support and visual interest to the piece. For a truly personalized accent, train your vines and climbing plants to grow through the leaf pattern by weaving them in and out of the metal design. The legs stake easily into the soil to support the arbor, and the steel construction will withstand harsh temperatures. The black color will last for years in your garden. Seamlessly blend man made elements with the natural world with the Westminster Garden Arch.
Product Features
- Panels of this arbor are decorated with vertical spires topped by golden orbs under oval arches
- Create an inviting walkway or garden accent
- Ideal for supporting vines and climbing plants
- Steel construction will withstand harsh temperatures
- The black color will last for years
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Much better than I thought I received this arch and promptly assembled it (not very hard). I found the quality to be much better than I thought, especially at this price. We are having vines covering it so in a couple of years we won’t even see it, but if we did I found it very attractive just by itself.I don’t think I have ever seen an arch/arbor at my local stores that is this good of a value (free shipping too).I think any gardener would find this an excellent bargin.
Looks Good but Poor Finish Assembly was not hard and the arbor has an attractive appearance. But the finish is a very poor quality. Within weeks the small bolts provided for assembly were rusting, and within two months the metal finish overall has dulled considerably, and spots of rust are appearing where separate pieces touch. I have other Gardman products so I know this is not a top of the line producer but for this price I am quite disappointed. I would like to think that $100 buys a better product but apparently not.
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