Box Pergola - L240 x W420 x H270 cm - Light Green
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The Rutland Box Pergola is for homeowners seeking a modern, minimalist outdoor structure to enhance their garden design. Its key benefit is the clean, contemporary aesthetic that complements structured garden layouts, offering a stylish space for relaxation or entertaining. A primary consideration is that this pergola is designed to be concreted into the ground for stability, requiring specific installation methods or the purchase of additional braces for freestanding placement.
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| Colour | Green |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 7427307194431 |
| Brand | Rutland County Garden Furniture |
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FAQs
What is the primary installation method for this pergola?
The Box Pergola is designed to be concreted into the ground for maximum stability. If you intend to use it as a freestanding structure, you must purchase additional stability braces.
What type of wood is used for the pergola?
It is constructed from high-quality, pressure-treated Northern European Redwood.
What are the dimensions of the corner posts?
The corner posts are solid and measure 95mm x 95mm.
Can I change the height of the pergola posts?
Yes, you can change the pergola post height to 3 meters from the standard 2.7 meters by ordering it as an optional add-on. Please contact customer service for details.
What fixings are included with the pergola?
The pergola comes with corrosion-treated, heavy-duty fixings suitable for its assembly.
How do I attach the pergola to the ground if I'm not concreting it in?
For non-concreting installations, you can purchase optional galvanised steel socket design bolt-down feet or spike feet. You will need to drill a hole in the center of the bottom of the post to locate it onto the foot.
What is the weight of the pergola?
The total weight of the pergola is 115 kg.
Troubleshooting
Pergola feels unstable
Ensure the posts are correctly concreted into the ground or that stability braces have been properly installed for freestanding use. Check all fixings are tight.
Parts do not align during assembly
Double-check that all timber pieces are oriented correctly according to the instructions. Ensure no preliminary cuts or modifications have altered the intended fit.
Difficulty drilling post for feet
Use a steady hand and ensure the drill bit is centered. If the wood is particularly dense, a slightly slower drill speed might help.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Modern, minimalist aesthetic complements contemporary garden designs.
- Made from durable, pressure-treated Northern European Redwood.
- Sturdy construction with substantial timber posts and beams.
- Includes heavy-duty, corrosion-treated fixings.
- Relatively easy to assemble with basic tools.
Cons
- Requires concreting into the ground for stability, making relocation difficult.
- Freestanding use necessitates purchasing additional stability braces.
- Specific installation method required for bolt-down or spiked feet, involving drilling.
- Optional extras (like slope, panels, different post height) add to the overall cost and complexity.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
- Foundation: The pergola is designed to be concreted into the ground. For freestanding setups, separate stability braces must be purchased.
- Post Preparation: If using bolt-down or spiked feet, cut your posts to the desired length. Use the provided flat drill bit to drill a hole in the center of the bottom of each post to align with the foot.
- Assembly: Follow the provided instructions for assembling the frame using the heavy-duty fixings. Minimal tools are required.
Compatibility:
- Compatible with various optional add-ons, including 5-degree slope, cladding/pedestal panels, 3m post height, and different types of galvanised steel post feet (bolt-down or spike).
- Contact customer service for details on optional extras.
Care:
- The high-quality pressure-treated Redwood requires minimal maintenance. Avoid harsh chemical cleaners.
- Clean with a damp cloth and mild soap if necessary.
- Regularly check fixings for tightness.
- Annual inspection for any signs of wear or damage is recommended.