Freestanding Portofino Garden Arch with two Versailes Planters
Structure made from 1.57” (4 cm) and 2 cm 0.79” (2 cm) steel tubing and 0.59” (1,5 cm) steel bands. Planters made from 1.57” (4 cm) steel tubing and steel bands. Hot-dip galvanized and powder coated black. Due to the weight of the two Versailles Planters, this freestanding garden arch will not require fixing to the ground. Versailles Planters:17.3” x 20.5” x 20” (44 x 52 x 51 cm). Both planters supplied with a plastic drop-in/take-out liner. Please secure the help of an expert (hard landscaper) for the assembly and installation. Other colours on request. 10 years guarantee against rust.
Description
Round topped Garden Arch inspired by the Divine
The proportions of the Portofino Garden Arch are based on the Romanesque architecture of the early Middle Ages, which draws in turn on the inspiration of classical Rome. The hallmark of the style is a faultless round arch – a shape which recurs in the windows and portals of the age, in the rows of arches in the naves of our medieval churches, in cloisters, galleries and friezes. It is the same captivating round form that we see in the great aqueducts of the Roman Empire, in the Colosseum in Rome or – more recently – in Napoleon’s magnificent Arc de Triomphe in the heart of Paris. Our exclusive, perfectly-crafted Portofino Garden Arch is a worthy representative of this venerable tradition.
Freestanding Arch with two planter boxes for those glorious Annuals
For annuals such as morning glory, sweet pea, cup and saucer vine, nasturtiums, scarlet runners or black-eyed Susan, the freestanding garden arch with two integrated planters will provide plenty of space and nutrients to ensure fast growth. The dense metal diamond latticework within the arch frame offers ideal support for climbers and creepers, even for the vigorous self-clingers which return to charm us year for year. A classic choice here would be to plant orange or lemon trees in the two Versailles planters. Alternatively, if you want to create a more romantic look, why not go for an agapanthus, known for its gorgeous blue flowers?