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aussiejack1
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Re: How to build a timber garden arch for climbing roses each side?

Garden
1 reply
February

Thanks again Eric,I think I will go with the arch with the flat top and cross beams. Can you tell me the recommended overhang of the cross beams pleas ...

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Re: How to build a timber garden arch for climbing roses each side?

Garden
2 replies
February

Thanks Eric, A question: In my old arch the upright posts were routed so that the lattice and cross pieces slid into the groove.Is it possible to purc ...

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Re: How to build a timber garden arch for climbing roses each side?

Garden
4 replies
February

Hello Eric, In reply to your queries:Yes, I wish to re-create the old arch as accurately as possible.Here is a photo of it. Not much is showing of the ...

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How to build a timber garden arch for climbing roses each side?

Garden
6 replies
February

To replace destroyed arch. Width to span 1m path, plus a bit each side (total 1.4m?). Height 2.4m if flat top, or 2.4m to peak if arched. Old arch had ...

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