Shade Pergola - Rutland County Garden Furniture - Brown
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The Rutland Shade Pergola is designed for homeowners seeking a contemporary outdoor living space. It offers a stylish and functional shelter for gardens and patios, with its clean lines complementing modern landscaping. A key benefit is its durable, pressure-treated Redwood construction. The primary consideration is that it requires to be concreted into the ground for stability.
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| Colour | Brown |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 5056116565921 |
| Brand | Rutland County Garden Furniture Ltd |
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FAQs
What are the exact dimensions of the pergola?
The standard dimensions are Length 360 cm x Width 420 cm. The finished height after installation is 2300 mm.
Do I need to concrete the posts in?
Yes, the Shade Pergola is designed to be concreted into situ. The posts are supplied at 2700mm to allow for 400mm to be concreted into the ground.
Can I get a different size?
Yes, custom sizes are available. Please contact us via telephone at 01293691122 or use the live chat feature.
What tools are required for assembly?
Assembly is designed to require the minimum of tools, typically standard hand tools for basic construction.
What type of wood is used?
The pergola is constructed from high-quality, pressure-treated Northern European Redwood.
Are there options for securing the posts without concrete?
Yes, optional add-ons include galvanized steel socket design bolt-down or spike foot holders for alternative post securing methods.
What is the weight of the pergola?
The total weight of the pergola is 305 kg.
Troubleshooting
Pergola posts are not level.
Ensure the ground is properly prepared and use a spirit level during the concreting process. If already set, adjustment is difficult; consider professional advice for correction.
Missing fixings.
Double-check all packaging. If components are genuinely missing, contact customer support at 01293691122 or via live chat.
Wood appears to be warping or splitting.
This can occur with natural wood. Ensure the wood is treated appropriately. Minor warping may settle; significant issues may require component replacement. Contact customer service if concerns persist.
Difficulty assembling components.
Refer to the assembly instructions carefully. Ensure all parts are aligned correctly before fastening. Contact customer support for clarification or visual aids if needed.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Durable construction with pressure-treated Redwood.
- Modern and clean aesthetic suitable for contemporary gardens.
- Sturdy structural components ensure stability.
- Corrosion-resistant fixings for longevity.
- Option for custom sizing and additional features.
Cons
- Requires permanent installation by concreting into the ground.
- The standard post length may require adjustment for desired final height.
- Additional optional extras can increase the overall cost.
- Heavy item (305 kg) requiring careful handling during installation.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
- Site Preparation: Choose a level area where the pergola will be installed.
- Post Installation: The supplied 2700mm posts need to be concreted into the ground. A depth of 400mm is recommended, resulting in a finished post height of 2300mm.
- Frame Assembly: Assemble the runners, rafters, and panel slats according to the provided instructions, using the included heavy-duty fixings.
- Tools: Minimal tools are required, typically including a shovel, level, and basic hand tools.
Compatibility:
- This pergola is designed to be concreted directly into the ground. Alternative fixing methods like bolt-down or spike foot holders are available as optional extras.
- Custom sizes are available upon request.
Care:
- The Northern European Redwood is pressure-treated for durability. Periodically clean the structure with a damp cloth to remove dirt and debris.
- For extended longevity, consider applying a suitable wood sealant or stain annually, especially after the first year.