Zest Noah's Arbour
Zest Noah's Arbour
Product code
215833
Model
15214
Zest4Leisure Noah's Arbour is rated
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£1,999.99
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Overview
Create a sanctuary in which to enjoy the garden with the unique and innovative Noah’s Arbour. Complete with a floor and combined roof, the new concept Noah’s Arbour provides shelter and shade to the integral table and benches, whatever the weather.
The stunning Noah’s Arbour, so-called because it's design is reminiscent of Noah’s Ark, can comfortably seat six adults.
Constructed from sturdy timber with a 10 year rot guarantee, this arbour is truly built to last you, and be a long-lasting beloved feature in your outdoor space.
Features and Benefits
- Fixed table and benches
- Pressure Treated Timber
- 10 year guarantee against rot
- Made from sustainably sourced, slow grown softwood, from responsibly managed forests
Specifications
- Wooden arbour
- Fixed table and benches
- Pitched roof
- Seat size: 1.53 x 0.35m
- Table top size: 1.53 x 0.7m
- Trellis Panel: 1.28m x 0.50m
- Posts: 70mm x 70mm
- Table Top: 30mm thick
- Overall dimensions: H2.36 x W2.16 x D1.78m
- 2 persons required for assembly, 4 persons required to lift the roof
- Guarantee: 10 years against rot
Reviews (2)
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Quizzer from
Looks good
A great feature to complete my recent garden upgrade
Date published: 2022-07-29
Rated 3 out of
5
by
AnneW222 from
Lovely design, average quality, poor instructions
It looks nice once assembled but has the worst quality flat pack assembly instructions I've ever experienced in my life. I'm quite a reasonable DIYer which was lucky because there were steps missing, parts mis-labelled in the instructions, random extra parts included which I've had to dispose of, and no guide holes or anything to help. Even the pictures were such faint, grainy photos taken from a distance, that they were completely useless. The timber isn't the best quality either, lots of chips, dents and cracks, so I spent a fair bit of time making sure the worst looking bits were facing backwards, but once assembled it does look nice - I suspect at some point I'll decide to paint it though, to cover the many imperfections in the timber.
Date published: 2023-06-01
