Stereoscopic Garden Steel Arch Arbor Gracefu with San Francisco Mall Archway

Stereoscopic Garden Steel Garden Arch Arbor Archway with Gracefu

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Curve Design : This attractive garden arch with its finial detail is for roses amp; other climbing plants or hanging lanterns.

Durable Material: Constructed of metal tubing and coated in weather-resistant black epoxy.

Garden Bench: Two people seat bench for rest

Give a perfect finish touch to your garden with this garden arch! Ideal for important events such as weddings, anniversaries, birthday parties and Christmas decoration.

Dimensions: 44.9 x 21.7 x 81.1 inches, 30.6 pounds.

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The garden arch is good for training your climbing plants to grow through the arbor. In addition, this arch can perfectly decorate your garden because this arch is perfect for supporting lightweight climbing plants and vines to create a beautiful entry into your garden. It is designed with Bench for people seat. This arch is constructed of lightweight durable tubular with weather resistant. Although it is lightweight, it can be used for a long time. This item is minimal assembly required with instructions provided. Believe this arch will give you a beautiful garden. Feature: Training climbing plants and vines growing Sturdy tubular steel frame construction for long time using It suits for many events such as wedding, anniversary and different parties Elegant beautiful flower design style is a good garden, backyard decoration Two people seat bench for rest Lightweight and simple construction for easy assemble and carry Ground hole-maker provided for easy fitting Specifications: Color: black Arch Dimensions: 44.9"W x 21.7"D x 81.1"H Net Weight: 30.6 lbs

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