SCENDOR Rose Arch Arbour 87" Iron Garden Arch 🌿
Description:
This iron garden arch brings a romantic focal point to outdoor paths and ceremony settings, with a curved trellis frame that supports climbing plants and garden lighting while withstanding typical winds. At 87 inches high and 45 inches wide, the SCENDOR Rose Arch Arbour creates a tall, elegant gateway for roses, jasmine or morning glories and can be moved or decorated to suit seasonal displays.
Key Points
The arbour has a powder-coated wrought iron frame that, according to the manufacturer, includes anti-rust and anti-corrosion properties for longer outdoor use. Ground stakes of approximately 9.5 inches are supplied to add anchoring stability when the arch is placed in soil. Assembly is intended to be straightforward with the included instructions and extra fasteners for shared installation tasks. Note that heavy gusts or exposure in very open sites may still require additional anchoring or periodic checks.
Technical Specifications
- Name: SCENDOR Rose Arch Arbour
- Height: 87 inches
- Width: 45 inches
- Material: Powder-coated iron with welded joints
- Ground stake length: 9.5 inches
How to Use It
Position the arch at the intended entrance to a path, over a narrow lawn walkway, or as a backdrop for outdoor ceremonies. Train climbers gradually across the curved trellis, tying new shoots gently to avoid damage and to encourage even coverage. For seasonal styling, add string lights or lightweight fabric draping to enhance visual impact during evening events or wedding photos.
Practical Tips
Install the arch on firm, level ground and drive the supplied stakes fully into the soil for best stability. If planting woody climbers such as roses or wisteria, consider temporary supports for heavier growth in the first seasons. The powder-coated finish offers protection against corrosion, but it is advisable to inspect joints and touch up any exposed metal if scratches appear over time. Use caution when moving the assembled arch; dismantle partially if necessary to avoid bending the frame during relocation.
