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An elegant, contemporary and stylish round centrepiece for the garden, this Grange freestanding flower circle arch is a striking structure that can be used in an array of landscaping designs. If you're a fan of TV gardening shows, then you may have seen this flower circle featured on ITV's 'Love Your Garden' with Alan Titchmarsh, or in John Cavill's show garden at Gardeners' World Live. You can read more about the flower circle being featured on TV in our blog post here. Alternatively, if you're looking for something similar but in a more traditional style, have a look at our freestanding Moon gate arch for a fantastic alternative. Unfortunately, due to courier limitations, we cannot deliver any Zest branded products to any other postcodes not listed, nor to any offshore islands including: IV41-IV49, IV51, IV55-IV56, KA27, KA28, KW15-KW17, PA20, PA41 - PA49, PA60-PA78, PH42-PH44, ZE1-ZE3 (Shetlands), HS1-9, IM1-IM9, IM86, IM99, TR21-TR25, JE, GY1-GY10 and the Republic of Ireland.
We offer fast and free delivery of this product within mainland England, Wales and Southern parts of Scotland. When our metal garden archways, gazebos and arbours leave our workshop to be delivered to you, they are as complete as possible. This is to ensure that our customers have to carry out minimal assembly and installation work when they receive their product. For us, it is also a mark of high-quality production. For most of our structures, all you’ll need to buy are screws to attach it to the ground or the wall. For this, we recommend using only stainless-steel screws. The assembly and installation of our smaller products, plant supports and garden obelisks can be easily carried out by any gardener. No specialist knowledge is necessary. Larger products, such as our garden arches, pergolas, arbours and garden trellises, can be assembled and installed by yourself or with professional assistance from a hard landscaper or other garden specialist.
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Crafted from quality timber that has been sourced from FSC-certified forests, each circle has undergone a pressure treatment process that helps to protect the structure from weathering and rot. It can be left in its natural timber state or painted at home to match your garden's theme.
In very exposed locations, it is best to concrete uprights for arches into the ground. Bury a quarter of the post in the ground to ensure a solid structure and leave the concrete to ‘go off’ for 24 hours.Once you have chosen the position for your structure, clear the area of any weeds and large stones, without disturbing the soil too much. Make sure that the ground is as level and firm as you can manage.
The Zest Colwyn arch is our best value, wide-fitting garden arch, crafted from timber to naturally blend in with your garden setting. Make sure that the timber used is treated to give it a longer life. It is easier to stain each piece with the preservative of your choice before you put it up. This way, each edge will be treated. Upright posts can be concreted into the soil using a ‘dry mix’ of cement and ballast, finished 5cm below the soil level, or fence post holders can be used.In the midst of your DIY project? See our full range of Timber Products. Why not make sure you have all of your project supplies ready to go with our Hardware Range.
Where there is an expanse of concrete or paving stones that cannot be lifted, bolt down post holders should be used to secure arbour posts. Not every garden center you will visit will carry U-bend re-bar. If you do not live in a windy area your current garden accents may be all your need. If your arch is close to a fence you can tether it down near the base using twine, high-tense fishing line or rope.This is an extremely important aspect that mustn’t be overlooked. Because of its concrete foundations, the ground below a garden arch, gazebo or other garden structure cannot drain well when it rains. When water freezes, it expands – and the force of this can lift or break the concrete foundations. In the United Kingdom, foundations are frost proof if they are around 80 to 100 cm below ground. Underneath the concrete you can also add in a drainage or drying layer, made from gravel or grit (with a grain size of 16–32 mm). A 20-cm layer should suffice and will allow the water to drain better.
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