| Materials | Price inc VAT | Lead Time |
|---|---|---|
| Oak | 1950 £ |
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An oak arch and an oak pergola can both add natural character to a garden. However, they are designed for different uses.
A solid oak garden arch is a compact structure used to frame a pathway or entrance. It can also support climbing plants such as roses, clematis and jasmine. Because it needs little space, an oak arch suits both small and large gardens.
An oak pergola is a larger structure supported by four or more posts. It creates space for dining, seating and entertaining. Unlike an arch, a pergola has overhead rafters or beams. Therefore, it can provide partial shade and support features such as roofing, lighting, screening or climbing plants.
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At Timber Solution, we design and manufacture bespoke oak arches and pergolas in different sizes and styles to suit your garden.
| Supplied – Included | ||
| Uprights | mm | 145 x 145 |
| Top Plates | mm | 145 x 145 |
| End Beam Cut | mm | A1 – 20 |
| Brace B1 | mm | 50 x 150 |
| Lattice | mm | 50 x 50 |
| Kiln Dried Oak Dowels | mm | Diameter 16 |
| Arbour Blue Clematis Extras | ||
| Brace B2 – 9 | Extra | |
| Staddle Stones – Flat or Taper | Extra | |
| Concealed Post Base – CPT66Z | Extra | |
| Custom Wall Systems D1-14 | Extra | |
| Chamfers for Beams Larger than 165 mm | Free | |
| Fixings ( screws, nails, etc ) | Extra | |
| Delivery | Extra | |
| Tailor The Frame To Be Up To 225 mm Thick | ||
Please, provide us with information on what is required for pricing and design.
We will prepare a price offer and get back to you with an offer and 3D renders for free of charge.
If you have your own sketches, architectural drawings or photos from the internet, please attach below, it will help us with design and pricing.





















