Creekvine Designs Cedar Arched Arbor - EY42ARCVD

Creekvine Designs Cedar Arched Arbor - EY42ARCVD

Let your flowers put down new roots and climb aboard our Arched Arbor. With its latticed sides and beautifully planked dome of solid red cedar, it makes such a sturdy vehicle, that soon it will be overcrowded with gorgeous blossoms striving toward new horizons.

This decay-resistant arbor will also withstand the harsh winters, so you'll have even more reason to be thankful.

Specifications

What our Experts Think

• Crafted from premium Western Red Cedar for natural resistance to decay, insects, and weather.

• Built with sturdy 4" x 4" posts and 1" x 2" lattice for long-lasting stability.

• Available in multiple sizes to fit a variety of garden entrances.

• Designed for easy assembly—many users complete setup within an hour.

• Natural cedar finish ages gracefully to a silver-gray patina, enhancing garden aesthetics.

Q&A

Q: What material is the Cedar Arched Arbor made of?
A: Durable Western Red Cedar with zinc-plated steel hardware for long-lasting use.

Q: What are the dimensions and weight?
A: Measures 30" deep x 94" high and weighs about 95 lbs (42" model).

Q: Is assembly required?
A: Yes, assembly is required and instructions are included.

Q: Does it include accessories?
A: Yes, it comes with a free anchor kit for secure installation.

Q: Is there a warranty?
A: Yes, a one-year limited manufacturer warranty is included.

Q: Can it handle harsh weather?
A: Yes, the cedar is naturally decay-resistant and suitable for various climates.

Q: Where is it made?
A: Manufactured in the USA.

Q: Are other sizes available?
A: Yes, openings range from 42" to 72" to fit different garden spaces.

Q: What do customers say?
A: Customers praise its sturdy build and attrdraft design.

Maintenance Tips

• Apply a UV-resistant, water-repellent sealant annually to protect against fading, cracking, and moisture damage.

• Clean regularly with mild soap and water; avoid harsh chemicals and power washing.

• Check and tighten screws and bolts periodically to maintain stability.

• Lightly sand any rough or splintered areas to keep the surface smooth.

• Install on a level, well-drained surface; use anchors for added stability if needed.

• Inspect occasionally for pests, despite cedar’s natural resistance.

• Reapply stain or paint every 2-3 years to maintain finish and durability.

• Trim nearby plants to reduce moisture buildup on the wood.