Shade Pergola - Rutland County Garden Furniture - Green

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The Shade Pergola by Rutland County Garden Furniture is designed for homeowners looking to create a modern, stylish outdoor living space. Its key benefit is a contemporary aesthetic with robust construction using pressure-treated Redwood. A potential consideration is the need for concrete foundations for installation.
| Colour | Brown |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 7427307199405 |
| Brand | Rutland County Garden Furniture |
The pergola is designed to be concreted directly into the ground. Posts are supplied at 2700mm to allow for 400mm to be set in concrete, ensuring a stable base.
Custom sizes are available upon request. The primary color family is Brown, derived from the natural Redwood material.
While pressure-treated for durability, annual cleaning with mild soap and water is recommended. Applying a wood sealant or stain can help maintain its appearance and offer further protection.
Yes, optional galvanized steel post holders are available which can be secured to a patio or foundation, providing an alternative to direct concreting.
With the standard 400mm post depth for concreting, the overall height of the pergola is 2300mm.
No, the 2.4m x 2.4m version includes 4 posts, whereas other sizes in the range typically feature 6 posts.
Assembly typically requires basic tools such as a drill, screwdriver set, spirit level, measuring tape, and potentially a saw if any on-site adjustments are needed. Please refer to the specific assembly guide for a detailed list.
Ensure all concrete foundations have fully cured. Check that all fixings are securely tightened. If posts were not set deep enough or adequately concreted, this may require re-securing the base.
Apply a suitable wood sealant, stain, or preservative annually. Ensure the wood is clean and dry before application.
Contact customer support for replacement fixings. Clean away any rust residue from the wood and inspect surrounding areas.
Refer to the assembly diagram and ensure all parts are correctly oriented. Check for any obstructions or damage to the timber. Basic tools such as a drill, screwdriver, and level are essential.
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