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Toscana Double Bench Pergola Arbor in Bronze is made of heavy duty steel construction, and has a rust-resistant powder coat Finish. Everybody loves to sit outdoors on the lawn, deck, or patio for relaxing and entertaining. D.C. America Garden Furniture has long been the favorite of homeowners, gardeners, and professional landscape designers. Choose from our expanded line of garden benches, patio furniture, dining tables, arm chairs, tables, and much more.
Product Features
- Toscana double bench arbor with pergola style top, bronze
- Rust resistant powder coat finish
- Heavy duty steel construction
- Can be trellised with plants; It has two comfortable benches
- Measures 122-inches length by 90.5-inches height by 68.9-inches width
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Double bench arbor I like the arbor, but it seemed to develop some rust on it and we have only had it a couple months. It might need to be sprayed with some sort of protection.
As good as it looks in the picture! I am very impressed with this product – it took my friend and I (both adult females) just over 2 hours to get it put together. The aluminum pieces are light enough to handle easily but still very sturdy. It came out looking great, and is quite comfortable to sit on.We were able to move it in the box to the spot in the yard where I wanted it with a dolly with no problem. The quality is pretty good – the welds are visible but not too bad, one end cap was missing off a bar, and one decorative knob was a little out of shape, but all minor things. The instructions were pretty good and I especially liked how all of the screws and tools were on a card with individual section openings so it was easy to keep track of everything without losing anything. (that said, my kids played with it when we weren’t looking and lost a screw, so a spare would have been nice!) Even included stakes which worked well in the decomposed granite area we installed in, although not sure they were really necessary.One recommendation on the directions is to put one bench together at a time – if you try to do them both at the same time there is a good chance that you’ll have to re-do parts because the pieces are not all interchangeable – you have to pay attention to which holes are facing which direction to make sure to use the right piece. But if you get one side put together then the other will be easier.Extra tools we used: two 4 foot ladders, socket wrench set (although the little bolt wrenches included were handy to hold nuts in place), mallet for stakes
OK, but slightly flimsy This took my husband and me about 2 hours to assemble. No problems during assembly as long as we followed the instructions exactly. Don’t lose any of the bolts, as there are no spares. We did have a weld that had popped loose on one of the seat backrests, so I’m hoping that the company will replace that (contacting them today). Overall, it seems a little flimsy, and I’m not sure I want to expose the seats to my teenage son and his friends, but it is attractive. There was superficial rust on a couple of the pieces, but the paint job seemed decent, although we may need to renew it in a few years.
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