Is this just the Bench, or an arbor with a bench?Thx
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Zelda it is all one piece, arbor and bench, we found matching pads to go with patio furniture and put a bamboo blind on the top that is adjustable - it is so pretty. Have no regrets. Our son put it together - could have done a better job, pay close attention to each piece as there is a front and back. As we live on a golf fairway which becomes very windy we bolted the unit into the cement patio. Hope this answers your question.
2021963
Yes, it is the bench and arbor as shown in the picture. Be sure to spray all the pieces with a clear sealant. It rusts at the connecting pieces, screw holes etc. Looks nice.
206090
No its included I think some of the parts for the rack come in the box with the bench
868875
For the most part, the bench is hardwood with oak veneer. The drawers (interior) are composite as is the back cover. I have three boys who use this bench to change their shoes and store their shoes in the baskets. After a few months, there are a couple of dinks at the bottom of the shelves for the baskets. Youngest child, occasionally launches himself from the top of the bench much to mom's protest! But, it seems to be holding up so far!
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I put the stakes in the ground and the arbor right up to wire gate going into my back yard. I put wire bungies on each side of the gate posts. Looks great, roses are growing over it and I have easy and secure access with my gate as I can swing it open or lock it as needed. I love this arbor - goes beautifully with my house and privacy fence.
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The holes for the points at which the sides are joined to the top are pre-drilled and are screwed in with the provided allen wrench. The decorative top slats and the four support pieces are assembled with wood screws (having a power screwdriver makes it much easier). The biggest challenge is the sequence for the assembly. If the instructions are followed and the arbor is assembled while on its side, it is really pretty easy. The arbor itself weighs about 42 lbs so standing it up after assembly is pretty easy. I'm about 9 years younger than you and I have put together many of these arbors without any problems. The holes for the points at which the sides are joined to the top are pre-drilled and are screwed in with the provided allen wrench. The decorative top slats and the four support pieces are assembled with wood screws (having a power screwdriver makes it much easier). The biggest challenge is the sequence for the assembly. If the instructions are followed and the arbor is assembled while on its side, it is really pretty easy. The arbor itself weighs about 42 lbs so standing it up after assembly is pretty easy. I'm about 9 years younger than you and I have put together many of these arbors... » Read More The holes for the points at which the sides are joined to the top are pre-drilled and are screwed in with the provided allen wrench. The decorative top slats and the four support pieces are assembled with wood screws (having a power screwdriver makes it much easier). The biggest challenge is the sequence for the assembly. If the instructions are followed and the arbor is assembled while on its side, it is really pretty easy. The arbor itself weighs about 42 lbs so standing it up after assembly is pretty easy. I'm about 9 years younger than you and I have put together many of these arbors without any problems. « Show Less
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I am sorry I do not know what an arbor is. All I know is this saw is very easy to handle and has not failed me in any of my projects. I love all my Ryobi products ;)
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I don't have an answer for you, just a "share." I purchased this arbor several days ago and received it so promptly I haven't had time to get it out of the box; just a quick look at the directions. My previous arbor was "redwood," the Sam's Club version of it anyway. It served me well for about 10 years but the support beams rotted off at the ground. I had wisteria on my previous arbor and after about 5 years, even with a lot of cutting back to the ground, the larger vines broke the cross beams out of the side pieces. When I took the old arbor down, it took a chain saw to loosen a lot of the vines, they were so twisted and thick. Again, I cut this stuff down to the ground annually. My goal with the new arbor is maybe a climbing rose or some sort of climbing vine that is not as thick and heavy as wisteria. If you receive a definitive answer, please post. Thanks, Judy
798342
It's a 1/4" arbor for 3m roloc style disks. The disks or bristle brushes that fit it are sold seperately.
44587
Try https://www.newenglandarbors.com/When I got mine, I found a website on my instruction sheet and there I saw parts and pieces to add to my current purchase (such as the center jointing point on my arbor that had a light included). I remember something about fences but no details right now. http://store.newenglandarbors.com/collections/accessories
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This is an arbor only. You would still need to buy a 6" hole saw for it. 6" is a HUGE hole saw and would require a large 1/2" drill with a low speed. You would be better off using a jig saw.
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I was very pleased with this product, very nice quality & easy to assemble. Description is listed as follows on Amazon: Product Description Creating a beautiful focal point for any yard or garden, the Greenstone Fairchild 7 ft. Wood Pergola Arbor is popular for many reasons. Featuring sturdy construction from high-quality cedar, the Fairchild arbor has a flat top with a square side lattice pattern. The planter guard stain makes it durable enough to weather outdoor conditions. The pre-assembled side panels and easy-to-follow instructions make it easy to set up right away. Also, you can be confident you are protecting the environment because the wood comes from forests that are carefully managed and reforested for future generations. Interior opening is 46 inches. Dimensions: 61W x 26D x 84H inches. 100% natural pre-stained wood for beauty and durability. Flat top pergola design with square side lattice pattern. Rich natural finish improves weatherability. Pre-assembled side panels and easy-to-follow instructions. Dimensions: 61W x 26D x 84H inches.
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I think the only difference that I can see at the moment is the hays field comes with a soap dispenser. I am not sure if the arbor includes the soap dispenser
253132
YES! It is all there. Everything in the picture. I would like to add that this is a fabulous piece of lawn/pool furniture. You will love it for years to come!
638625
I believe it was assembled. Been a while, if anything, the handle may have needed to be attached. I love this product and use it all the time in my garden.
832660
I think this arbor could carry the weight of a wisteria plant. I'm very happy with my purchase. It's a pretty heavy weight material used for the arbor, and it's very attractive in my garden.
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The wheels are larger then the distance below the arbor. You need to free stand it or allow at least 16" below the wheels for clearance.
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This arbor should be anchored to the ground. The metal stakes included have to be put into the ground at least 12". I don't think it would work well free-standing in an outdoor environment.