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Feb 18 – Feb 22
Style: Arbor
Features
- Material: Crafted from durable BPA/phthalate-free embossed vinyl
- Adjustable width: allows for an opening up to 50 in.
- Lattice detail to support your climbing plants and flowers
- Maintenance free: Easy to maintain and clean
- Color: Brown
Description
The Carolina Arbor is a stately reinvention of traditional arbor design, bringing a modern charm to any outdoor space. Crafted from durable BPA/phthalate-free embossed PVC, the Carolina gives the appearance of wood with all of the maintenance-free benefits of vinyl. Simple to assemble and install and comes with a 10-year warranty. Note: Opening can be adjusted to span up to 50 inches.
Color: Brown
Material: Vinyl
Brand: Vita
Product Dimensions: 57"W x 87.75"H
Item Weight: 55 Pounds
Color: Brown
Material: Vinyl
Brand: Vita
Product Dimensions: 57"W x 87.75"H
Item Weight: 55 Pounds
Style: Arbor
Finish Type: Unfinished
Shape: Semicircular
Manufacturer: Arett Sales - LG
Global Trade Identification Number: 00
UPC: 673995800506 673995840700
Assembly Required: Yes
Item Weight: 55 pounds
Item model number: VA84070
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
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Style: Arbor
Nice wood-grain finish. It took about four hours to unpack and assemble by myself (53-year-old female), but this does not include time needed to install in-ground. I highly recommend using a cordless screwdriver to assemble. A cordless drill with a 1/16" or 1/8" drill bit comes in handy as not all holes are pre-drilled due to the flexibility of the distance between the two side rails. I chose to make my arbor with a maximum width of 50". All screws are "self-auguring," which is nice, so you can get away without a cordless drill if you don't have one. TIP #1: The directions say you need a hammer, but I would suggest a rubber mallet instead. (You really don't want to use a hammer directly on these PVC pieces). TIP #2: In Step One - Assemble the Side Panels, #2 says to "slide side panel into place as shown." This is where you need to position each of the rails into the side post and you will notice that there are raised "tabs" on each of these rails. You will want to use the mallet here to make sure each of the rails are firmly connected to the side post (tabs are locked in and are no longer visible). Repeat this with other side post once all of the rails are positioned. (They don't mention the tabs in the instructions). Incidentally, if the first side post was marked "L" (left), you need to use an "R" (right) as your second post. Common sense, maybe, but I wasn't sure if you use two L pieces for the left side of the arbor and two R pieces for the right side of the arbor. Turns out, you don't. For each side of the arbor, you use one L and one R piece. TIP #3: In Step One - Assemble the Side Panels, #4 says to secure the bottom and top rails with 3" screws provided. Before securing with the 3" screws, be sure everything is perfectly square/level because the structure is a bit wobbly at this stage. TIP #4: Use the PVC glue somewhat sparingly as there is "just enough" to glue the last pieces into position. NOTE: The ground stakes are not as depicted in the instructions, but may actually be better (they are bigger overall). We have not installed this in the ground yet, but I believe we will be installing it using the Optional method below: The Optional method states: "If you plan on attaching a fence or bench to the arbor or, in the event of extreme wind conditions, we would not recommend using the ground anchors provided. Consider purchasing pressure treated 2"x4"s and trimming it down to 3 1/4" wide and cutting it into 36" lengths. Insert into the bottom of all four posts until they hit the bottom horizontal rail on the side panel. Fasten accordingly with screws and install either directly into the ground or into a concrete footing." We plan to grow Clematis on both sides of this arbor. While it is a pretty stable arbor (and should be more so once we install it as mentioned above), I have been told by experienced friends and neighbors that both grape vines and/or Wisteria can be very heavy and may need additional support if you choose to grow them.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2018 by SSH
Style: Arbor
We wanted an arbor to frame our fountain and match the color of our deck and support some vines. To save money we looked at several vinyl arbors instead of wood; while most looked flimsy (and were considered so by several reviewers), this one looked more sturdy so we decided to take a chance, thinking we could return it if it didn't look solid. We also had concern that it was lighter in color than our deck, but again we thought we would check it out first. We were pleasantly surprised on all counts. Assembly was quite easy with a little patience and occasional help. Had to drill a few pilot holes that were missing, and had to use some of my own cement when the tube that was supplied ran out. The pre-drilled holes on the top beams are set for exactly 50" inside width, and we wanted to reduce that slightly so had to drill new pilot holes and adjust the spacing of the end filters. We wanted to mount the arbor with the front legs on the deck and the back legs on the ground, about 12" lower. In order to do this, we turned the two lattice end frames upside down, since the longer legs that were on the top would reach the ground. Then we cut the front legs about 6" so they would rest on the deck, drove a pressure-treated 2x4 into the ground at each back leg and slipped the back legs over them until the front legs rested on the deck. We then screwed the back legs to the 2x4s and screwed an L bracket to each front leg (with a wood insert inside the leg) and to the deck. The result was a solid base, and while the arbor itself flexes slightly if pushed against, I'm sure it will withstand any winds. We also transplanted a vine on each end and weaved it into the lattice. The final result was very attractive, and the arbor color is close enough to the deck color that it is not noticeable.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2021 by Will W.
Style: Arbor
I give this 5 stars for its attractiveness 4 stars possibly for sturdiness. It leaves to be seen how it tolerates weather. If it were not hollow I think it would be much sturdier 3 for building directions. While the directions are definitely easier to follow than most items including IKEA there are some definite challenges and omissions. 1. As mentioned by others getting the side rails to snap into place. There is NO mention of the process needed to get past the tabs! If other reviewers had not provided tips we would have been waiting till Monday to call the company to see what to do to prevent cracking the PVC!!! Secondly and also mentioned in the reviews, there is definitely not enough glue. We were careful to use it sparingly but it the consistency of putty and hard to work with. There is a date on it of 2years old. See photo Third that glue is NOT gonna hold the little decorative end caps on for very long. They BARELY attach They need screws to hold them long term! Plus it was a 6 hour project and it is not in the ground yet! I would check around for others before buying again just in case there is a simpler alternative one
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Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2022 by SMK-TX SMK-TX
Style: Arbor
As expensive as this plastic arbor was you would think they have some reasonable level of customer support but there is none. I contacted them over two weeks ago via the customer support on their website regarding an issue and do not have a response from them yet! At this point it is obvious they deleted my contact request with no intention to respond positive, negative or otherwise. Beware the large fancy End Caps do not fit the top beams. There is no way to fit them on because they are nearly 1/2" smaller than the beam they are supposed to fit over. Also discovered during assembly the provided glue is half dry in the tube. You can rest assured that I will never buy another product from these overpriced rip-off companies- New England Arbors and We are Vita Co.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2023 by Lew Stewal
Style: Arbor
Quality is good for the money. Takes a while to assemble but is well worth the time.
Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2023 by MDL