Arbours
Arbours
Take harbour in an arbour for a back-to-nature spell on a seat designed to nestle you amongst your favourite bushes, shrubs, trees and plants. Pick one with an integrated trellis to train a climbing plant around you for extra privacy, though it'll make your nook extra popular with the butterflies and bees!
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Wooden Clementine Corner Arbour with Trellis Sides 2.10mSpecial Price £712.99 Original £949.99 You save 25% -
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Cottage Garden Three Seater Wooden Arbour - 1.7m (5ft 6in)Special Price £427.99 Original £589.99 You save 27%
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Redwood Two Seater Cottage Arbour With Trellis - 1.9m (6ft 2in)Special Price £370.99 Original £489.99 You save 24%
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Redwood Three Seater Cottage Arbour With Trellis - 1.9m (6ft 2in)Special Price £399.99 Original £559.99 You save 29%
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Anastasia Wooden Three Seater Arbour - 1.86m (6ft 1in)Special Price £360.99 Original £474.99 You save 24%
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Beatrice Wooden Three Seater Arbour - 2.1m (6ft 10in)Special Price £359.99 Original £474.99 You save 24%
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Beatrice Wooden Two Seater Arbour - 2.1m (6ft 10in)Special Price £322.99 Original £424.99 You save 24%
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Four Seasons Wooden Garden Room - 2.1m (6ft 10in)Special Price £1,472.99 Original £1,949.99 You save 24%
Are arbours free-standing?
Yes – we offer a wide range of free-standing garden arbours. You can also choose from arbours with walls and arbours without walls, depending on what you'll use it for and where you will situate it in your garden. This gives you free rein in designing your outdoor space as you aren’t limited to fastening it against walls or fences.How do I fix my arbour in my garden?
Each product is different and may come with different ways to secure it into the ground. Some arbours are created with galvanised base fittings that are also rust-resistant whereas others may need additional purchases if you need that peace of mind. Check out the features when you purchase your arbour so you can find out what it comes with.Where do you put an arbour?
You can make anywhere in your garden home for your structure, just as long as the ground is level and you've cleared and rocks and weeds that might interfere with its placement. If nowhere in your garden is level enough, you can add patio paving or decking to give it the support it needs. This is ideal for wooden arbours to avoid the posts rotting over time.
Take a look at your garden and where you think it would be best to relax. Do you want to sit among blooming flowers and wildlife or have a quaint view of your water feature? Do you want evergreen climbing plants to entwine through the design or prioritise catching the sun as you read a book? You can get totally creative here and create the garden of your dreams.
How long do arbours last?
The lifespan of an arbour can depend on many different factors, including the material and how well you care for it. Generally, metal designs will last longer than wooden and also require less maintenance – just a wipe over every now and again. For wooden arbours, they can last up to 20 years whereas metal ones can live even longer.
See more in our complete range of plant supports available today.