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The Rutland Box Pergola is designed for garden owners seeking a modern, minimalist outdoor structure. Its primary benefit is a stylish, contemporary aesthetic that complements structured garden designs, offering a distinct alternative to traditional pergolas. A key consideration is that it's designed to be concreted in situ, requiring additional braces for freestanding use.
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| Colour | Green |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 5056116560773 |
| Brand | Rutland County Garden Furniture Ltd |
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FAQs
Is the Box Pergola suitable for freestanding installation?
The Box Pergola is designed to be concreted in situ. For freestanding use, it is essential to purchase and install the 8x braces for structural stability.
What type of wood is used for the pergola?
The pergola is constructed from high-quality, pressure-treated Northern European Redwood.
What are the dimensions of the main posts?
The corner posts are solid and measure 95mm x 95mm.
Can I adjust the height of the pergola?
You can cut the posts to your desired length during setup. Optional add-ons are also available for changing the standard post height from 2.7m to 3m.
What fixings are included with the pergola?
The pergola comes with heavy-duty, corrosion-treated fixings for assembly.
How do I install the optional bolt-down or spike feet?
After cutting the posts to length, use the supplied flat drill bit to drill a hole into the center of the bottom of each post. This hole will locate the post onto the bolt-down or spiked foot for secure attachment.
What is the overall weight of the pergola?
The pergola weighs approximately 117 kg.
Troubleshooting
Pergola feels unstable after installation.
Ensure all fixings are tightened securely. If freestanding, verify that the 8x braces have been correctly installed and are robust. If concreted in, check that the concrete base is fully cured and stable.
Wood shows signs of weathering or discoloration.
Clean the affected areas with a mild soap and water solution. Apply a fresh coat of a suitable wood preservative, stain, or sealant designed for outdoor use to protect the timber and restore its appearance.
Difficulty drilling holes for optional feet.
Ensure you are using a high-quality drill bit appropriate for wood. If encountering resistance, consider using a pilot hole or a stepped drill bit. Ensure the post is securely clamped before drilling.
Parts do not align correctly during assembly.
Double-check that you are using the correct parts for the current step as per the instructions. Ensure no previous steps were missed or incorrectly executed. Loosen fixings slightly to allow for adjustment, then re-tighten once aligned.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Modern, minimalist aesthetic fits well in contemporary garden designs.
- Constructed from durable, pressure-treated redwood for weather resistance.
- Solid timber posts (95mm x 95mm) and substantial runners/rafters (34mm x 140mm) offer good stability.
- Includes corrosion-treated fixings for enhanced longevity.
- Designed for relatively easy assembly with common tools.
- Multiple optional extras are available to customize the pergola to specific needs.
Cons
- Must be concreted in place; requires additional braces for freestanding configurations.
- The standard design is not freestanding and needs secure ground anchoring.
- Optional extras, like braces and specialized feet, add to the overall cost.
- Assembly requires basic DIY skills and potentially more than one person for stability during erection.
- The base wooden posts will require treatment or specific footings to prevent ground contact rot, even if pressure treated.
Setup, Compatibility & Care Instructions
Setup:
- Site Preparation: Choose a level site and prepare the ground for anchoring. For the standard installation, this involves digging holes for the corner posts to be concreted in.
- Post Installation: Position the 95mm x 95mm corner posts and ensure they are plumb and securely concreted into the ground. Allow concrete to cure fully.
- Runner & Rafter Attachment: Attach the 34mm x 140mm runners and rafters according to the provided instructions, using the corrosion-treated fixings.
- Optional Footings: If using bolt-down or spike feet (sold separately), first cut your posts to the desired length. Then, use the provided flat drill bit to drill a hole into the center of the bottom of each post to align with the chosen footing.
- Freestanding Use: If the pergola is to be freestanding, it is essential to purchase and install the 8x braces for adequate stability.
Compatibility:
- The Box Pergola is designed for specific ground anchoring methods (concreting in) or optional footings (bolt-down/spike). Ensure your chosen method is suitable for your ground conditions.
- Optional add-ons such as a 5-degree slope, cladding panels, or extended posts can be integrated during assembly.
Care:
- The Northern European Redwood is pressure-treated, providing initial protection against rot and insect attack.
- Regular cleaning with a damp cloth is recommended to remove dirt and debris.
- For extended longevity and to maintain appearance, consider applying a suitable wood treatment or stain annually, especially to exposed cut ends or areas showing wear. Reapply as needed based on environmental conditions.