Rutland County Garden Furniture Corner Pergola - L420 x W420 cm - Light Green

The Rutland Premium Pergola features rafters and runners that are both slotted to form a halved jo...

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The Rutland County Garden Furniture Corner Pergola is designed for homeowners seeking a durable and aesthetically pleasing outdoor structure to enhance their garden space. Its primary benefit lies in its robust construction and unique halved joint design for superior stability. A key consideration is that optional add-ons, such as specialized feet, need to be purchased separately.

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ColourGreen
Model Part Number7427307199542
BrandRutland County Garden Furniture

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FAQs

What type of wood is used for the pergola?

The pergola is constructed from high-quality, pressure-treated Northern European Redwood.

Are the feet for the pergola included?

No, specialized feet such as bolt-down or spiked feet are optional add-ons and need to be purchased separately.

Can I customize the size of the pergola?

Yes, custom sizes are available. Please contact Rutland County Garden Furniture directly for options and pricing.

What tools are needed for assembly?

Assembly requires the minimum of tools. A drill and appropriate drill bits (including the provided flat drill bit) are necessary for post preparation and potentially for securing fixings.

How do I prepare the posts for mounting feet?

After cutting posts to your desired length, use the provided flat drill bit to drill a hole in the center of the bottom of each post to locate it onto the bolt-down or spiked foot.

What are the dimensions of the corner posts?

The corner posts are solid 95mm x 95mm timber.

How can I add decorative panels?

Decorative pedestal panels are included with the pergola. Additional panels for cladding can be purchased as optional extras.

Troubleshooting

Pergola appears unstable

Ensure all fixings are securely tightened. Verify that the posts are correctly seated onto their feet and that the feet are properly anchored to the ground. Check that the halved joints are fully engaged.

Wood shows signs of weathering

Clean the surface and apply a suitable wood preservative or stain annually to protect the timber and maintain its appearance.

Difficulty aligning joints

Ensure you are using the correct rafters and runners as per the assembly instructions. Check for any debris or obstructions in the slots before joining.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Enhanced stability and strength due to halved joint design.
  • High-quality, pressure-treated wood for durability.
  • Aesthetically pleasing decorative elements.
  • Straightforward assembly process.
  • Customization options available for specific requirements.

Cons

  • Optional add-ons like specialized feet are sold separately.
  • The base product does not include specific ground anchoring solutions.
  • Weight of 220 kg indicates a need for careful planning during installation.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

Assembly is designed to be straightforward with the minimum of tools required. The halved joint system simplifies the connection of rafters and runners. After cutting posts to the desired length, use the provided flat drill bit to drill a central hole at the bottom of each post. This hole is crucial for correctly locating the posts onto compatible bolt-down or spiked feet (sold separately).

Compatibility:

This pergola is compatible with various Rutland County Garden Furniture foot options, including galvanized steel socket design bolt-down feet and spike feet. These are available as optional extras. Ensure your chosen feet are appropriate for your ground type.

Care:

To maintain the appearance and longevity of the pressure-treated Redwood, it is recommended to clean the pergola periodically with mild soap and water. Avoid abrasive cleaners. Annual re-treatment with a suitable wood preservative or stain can further protect the timber and refresh its color.