Charles Taylor Henley Twin Seat Arbour - Green

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This garden arbour is ideal for homeowners looking to create a tranquil, sheltered seating area in their garden. Its key benefit is providing comfortable, durable seating for two with a protective roof, though it requires occasional maintenance to preserve its finish. Key features include FSC-certified wood construction, a detachable waterproof roof, and rustproof fixings.

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ColourGreen
Model Part NumberHenley Twin Seat Arbour
BrandCharles Taylor

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FAQs

What is the maximum weight capacity per seat?

Each seat comfortably supports up to 130kg.

Is the arbour made from solid wood?

Yes, it is crafted from sustainably sourced (FSC) wood.

Does the arbour come assembled?

No, the arbour requires assembly. It is recommended to have two people for this task.

What maintenance is required for the wood?

The wood is pre-treated, but annual reapplication of an oil-based preservative or oil is recommended to maintain its condition and appearance.

Is the green roof waterproof?

Yes, the arbour comes with a detachable green waterproof roof cover for protection from rain and sun.

What are the internal arm width and seat height?

The internal arm width is 510mm, and the seat height is 460mm.

Are there other colour options available?

Yes, this model is also available in Red and Grey variants.

Troubleshooting

Arbour wobbles or feels unstable

Ensure all bolts and fixings are tightened securely. Check that the arbour is placed on a level surface. If needed, use shims to level the base.

Wood finish appears dull or dry

Reapply a coat of oil-based wood preservative or suitable garden furniture oil. Follow product instructions for application and drying times.

Water pooling on the roof

Ensure the roof is taut and properly attached. Check for any damage or sagging in the fabric. If detachable, ensure it is correctly tensioned when refitted.

Green roof cover shows signs of wear or mildew

Clean the cover gently with mild soap and water. Allow it to dry completely before use or storage. Consider a replacement cover if damage is significant.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Constructed from sustainably sourced, FSC-certified wood.
  • Durable and weather-resistant finish protects against the elements.
  • Includes a detachable waterproof roof for added versatility.
  • Rustproof fixings ensure long-term durability and appearance.
  • Comfortable seating for two adults with generous dimensions.

Cons

  • Requires periodic maintenance to preserve the wood finish.
  • The green roof may fade over time with prolonged sun exposure.
  • Assembly may require two people for easier handling.
  • Can be a significant investment compared to simpler garden seating.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

Assembly is required. While specific instructions are not provided here, typical arbour assembly involves connecting pre-drilled components. It is recommended to have two people for easier assembly, especially when lifting larger parts.

Compatibility:

This arbour is a standalone garden feature. It is compatible with standard garden environments. For optimal longevity, consider using it in a location that isn't constantly exposed to extreme weather if possible.

Care:

  • Cleaning: Wipe down with a damp cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals.
  • Preservation: The wood is pre-treated with an oil-based preservative. To maintain its condition and appearance, reapply a suitable wood preservative or oil annually, or as needed, especially after cleaning.
  • Roof Care: The waterproof roof cover should be cleaned gently. Ensure it is dry before reattaching or storing to prevent mildew.
  • Protection: Consider using a dedicated garden furniture cover (sold separately) during prolonged periods of non-use or adverse weather to further protect the arbour.