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The Rutland Box Pergola is designed for homeowners seeking a modern, minimalist outdoor structure. Its key benefit lies in its clean lines and contemporary aesthetic, easily complementing structured garden designs. A key consideration is its design for in-situ concreting; freestanding placement requires additional braces for stability. This pergola features high-quality pressure-treated timber, solid posts, and corrosion-treated fixings for durability.
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| Colour | Brown |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 7427307194400 |
| Brand | Rutland County Garden Furniture Ltd |
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FAQs
What is the primary method of installation for this pergola?
The Box Pergola is designed to be concreted directly into the ground for stability. Alternative footing options are available as optional extras.
Do I need to buy extra parts if I want the pergola to be freestanding?
Yes, if you intend for the pergola to be freestanding rather than concreted in situ, you will need to purchase the optional braces for added stability.
What are the dimensions of the corner posts?
The corner posts are solid and measure 95mm x 95mm.
What type of wood is used for the pergola?
The pergola is constructed from high-quality, pressure-treated Northern European Redwood.
Can I change the height of the pergola posts?
Yes, an optional extra is available to change the standard 2.7m posts to 3m posts.
What is included with the purchase regarding fixings?
The pergola comes with corrosion-treated, heavy-duty fixings required for assembly.
How do I prepare the posts if I use bolt-down or spiked feet?
After cutting your posts to the desired length, use the supplied flat drill bit to drill a hole into the center of the bottom of the post. This hole will help locate the post onto the bolt-down or spiked foot.
Troubleshooting
Pergola feels unstable.
Ensure the posts are securely concreted in situ. If placing on a hard surface or seeking extra stability, consider installing the optional bolt-down or spiked feet, or adding the 8 x Braces.
Assembly is difficult.
Review the assembly guide carefully. Ensure all components are correctly identified before starting. Minimal tools are required, but having a second person can assist with holding larger pieces.
Wood appears to be changing color.
This is normal for treated timber exposed to sunlight and weather. The pressure treatment protects the wood. For aesthetic preference, the timber can be stained or painted after installation, following manufacturer guidelines for treated wood.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Contemporary design suits modern gardens.
- Made from durable, pressure-treated redwood.
- Sturdy construction with solid timber posts.
- Includes necessary heavy-duty fixings.
- Adaptable with various optional add-ons for specific needs.
Cons
- Requires concreting in situ for stability.
- Freestanding use necessitates purchasing additional braces.
- Optional add-ons may increase overall cost.
- Assembly instructions may require careful review for precise placement.
Setup, Compatibility & Care Instructions
Setup:
The Box Pergola is designed to be concreted directly into the ground for maximum stability. Ensure you have a level area for installation. If you plan to use bolt-down or spiked feet, prepare the posts by drilling a hole in the center of the base using the provided flat drill bit, as instructed.
Compatibility:
This pergola is compatible with a range of optional extras, including:
- 5 Degree Slope to Pergola
- Cladding/Pedestal Panels Per Post
- Change of pergola post to 3m
- 8 x Braces for stability
- Galvanised Steel Socket Design Bolt Down Foot / Post Holder
- Galvanised Steel Socket Design Spike Foot / Post Holder
- Galvanised Steel Bolt Down Foot / Post Holder
- Galvanised Steel Spike Foot / Post Holder
Care:
As the pergola is constructed from pressure-treated timber, it is designed for outdoor use. To maintain its appearance and longevity, periodically clean the timber with a damp cloth and mild soap if necessary. Avoid harsh chemicals. Inspect fixings annually to ensure they remain secure and free from corrosion.