Things for the Garden

Below are some pictures of us fitting a 13.2m long garden pergola. It is 2.2m high and 2.2m wide. It is made up of six sections, five identical ones and a centre one which has two side entrances that join into the main tunnel. Each leg had to be concreted into the ground because the stucture weighs over a tonne and would sink into the lawn over time. The main sections of the pergola had to be made in three seperate sections to fit into the galvanising tanks. The sections were then all bolted together on site. We T washed the galvanise to give it the aged effect.

This arch has been made as a sample for a client. The uprights are made from 25mm solid round bar and have been hot punched to give a knot effect. The smaller bars are tapered on both ends and have been woven through the holes to tie the structure together. It stands 2.5m high and is 1.2m wide. It is intended to have a rusty finish to fit in with the natural look in the garden.

This style of Garden arch is very basic yet practical.  It is bolt together so is very easy to transport and is ideal for training Clematis or Honey Suckle.

This is a very simple structure which we were commisioned to make.  It slots together and is designed to cover a stone circle in the garden.  It is to house a seat and will be used as a place to relax.  The dome measeures 2.6m in diameter and is 2.3m high.

It is hot dipped galvanised and has been etched with t wash to give the aged effect.