I would like to frame a patio door with this arbor. Can someone tell me the height from the ground to where the arbor starts to arch? The door is 36
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I just measured my arch, and it is 61" from the ground to where the arbor starts to arch, (though the bottom of my arbor is partly underground so it may actually be 61.5 to 62".
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Hi, thanks for submitting your question. According to the manufacturer website, the height of this table is 36 inches. I hope this helps!
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it is 30 inches above the ground....and i still love mine...especially since it's time to do a little gardening!
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The anchors should come packaged with your arbor and they slide inside the bottom of the legs. If I remember right, each one of the anchors is around 18" long.
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I measured mine and it is 36 & 3/8 " high I have my leveling legs at the lowest height
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Hi Lisa, This gate is Adjustable from 38" to 60" and is 27" high. You could just put it above the base boards. Best, Sharon
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I had a 32" opening and the doors came in at 31". I thought that's how a 36" worked, it comes smaller but probably not in your case. plain the doors down or send them back
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from my husband:> Upon assembling arbor I looked at method of securing it in its ultimate location. The hardware provided seemed inadequate.>> Solution:> 1. Secured 2 4x4's treated, cut to width.> 2. Attached to bottom of arbor.> 3. Provided weighted free standing base.> 4. Purchased 4 - 10"x10" concrete stepping stones and 4-18"x 5/8" steel re-bar stakes.> 5. Level ground, placed arbor> 6. Pounded steel stakes in corners.> 7. Placed stepping stones on top of 4"x4"'a (added potted mini-roses).> 8. Planted climbing rose's> 9. Installed drip irrigation.> 10. Hung wind chimes.> 11. Fill voids with sand or small rock. > Results; stable, wind resistant, relocatable arbor, looks great. from my husband:> Upon assembling arbor I looked at method of securing it in its ultimate location. The hardware provided seemed inadequate.>> Solution:> 1. Secured 2 4x4's treated, cut to width.> 2. Attached to bottom of arbor.> 3. Provided weighted free standing base.> 4. Purchased 4 - 10"x10" concrete stepping stones and 4-18"x 5/8" steel re-bar stakes.> 5. Level ground, placed arbor> 6. Pounded steel stakes in corners.> 7. Placed stepping stones on top of 4"x4"'a... » Read More from my husband:> Upon assembling arbor I looked at method of securing it in its ultimate location. The hardware provided seemed inadequate.>> Solution:> 1. Secured 2 4x4's treated, cut to width.> 2. Attached to bottom of arbor.> 3. Provided weighted free standing base.> 4. Purchased 4 - 10"x10" concrete stepping stones and 4-18"x 5/8" steel re-bar stakes.> 5. Level ground, placed arbor> 6. Pounded steel stakes in corners.> 7. Placed stepping stones on top of 4"x4"'a (added potted mini-roses).> 8. Planted climbing rose's> 9. Installed drip irrigation.> 10. Hung wind chimes.> 11. Fill voids with sand or small rock. > Results; stable, wind resistant, relocatable arbor, looks great. « Show Less
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My apology for my tardiness in responding. I was out of town. The work surface is 34 inches from the ground. I purchased this for my wife and she really enjoys it. (And I was relieved to discover that putting it together was not difficult.)
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It is 36 inches, it can be any width door in a normal house opening, it depends on the width of the opening that you are trying to close in. This is just the hardware and you get the door usually a slab door to mount to the hardware.
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That depends on what "just under 36" means. The door should work well with openings as narrow as 35 5/8". Any narrower than that and you may have a hard time opening and closing the door, because the side with the Pivot (Hinge) could rub against the frame/jamb when you try to swing it. If that happens, you could try rounding the edge of the door that is rubbing (by using some sandpaper, or if you're handy and have a small block plane, you could shave off the edge.Hope that helps. Good luck.
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36" at it's highest (middle of gate). I didn't position the gate against the floor. I positioned it about 3" off the floor so that made it 36" tall on the ends and 39" at the middle of the gate.
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My opening is 62" as well and I ordered to gates to ensure I had enought extensions to cover the distance. With that long of expanse, the whole structure will want to bow. To reenforce the base to prevent the bowing, I used a piece of aluminium angle iron which I screwed into place in the base. It works great!
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Yes, it would be great. My bar is 36" high and it works great. I ordered the higher ones by mistake and had to send them back and get this height.
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Im not sure, this one has an opening on the ends where you screw in to the pieces that go into cement to permanently install. So mine was permanently installed with concrete into the ground. Very stable. I did not save the directions. Is your deck wood? I would say there must be a way to do it but I would nit know how to figure it out. A beautiful arbor I might add, nice it's weather proofed too. Long lasting. :) good luck!!!
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My door is 36 inches and there seems to be plenty left over in the adjustable/expandable bar at the top to fit yours. That's the best I can give you without taking it down. Hope this helps.
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My opening is 98" and I bought the five panel gate which I believe is the 48" to 110". Works great stands well. One small complaint is the wood is very soft and chewable so I have acquired lots of teeth marks. I still highly recomend this gate and will probably buy another for other areas of the house. Kathy