Rowlinson Gainsborough Gazebo Reviews

4.6 Rating 7 Reviews

Other Key Features Natural Timber Finish Please Note: This Product is Supplied Unpainted Easy to follow Assembly Instructions The Rowlinson Gainsborough Gazebo includes a solid weatherproof roof and a solid floor. It features one solid height panel, two solid half height panels, four lattice panels and one open panel that can be assembled in a design of your own choosing. With its stunning, hexagonal roof and elegant latticework, the Gainsborough Gazebo is a beautiful and classic addition to any garden space. Height (mm) Width (mm) Depth (mm) External 2700 3000 2600 Six-Sided Gazebo Multiple Side Panel Combinations Pressure Treated Against Rot As Seen on ITV's ' Love Your Garden ' with Alan Titchmarsh (H) 2700mm x (W) 3000mm x (D) 2600mm

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“Overall a nice looking gazebo and I like the designe. However, there are some wood already came with cracks and required additional work to fill the cracks.”

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Posted 10 months ago

“This is a nice looking gazebo, we are delighted with how it looks in the garden and all of the parts were well made. However, this is not a project for the faint-hearted. The instructions are just about adequate but there is a lot of drilling and it is very difficult to get everything straight, leading to some frustrations towards the end of the construction. I would also suggest treating all the parts before building.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Now constructed and in situ at bottom of garden. Looks fantastic! Delighted with the gazebo.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“good quality product. Let's hope it is as good as the picture when I can get round to putting it up.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Just fantastic! Delivered before we thought, which was great. Super quality, strong. Looks great!”

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Posted 5 years ago

“Good quality for the price. It pays to paint individual parts prior to assembly. Make sure the floor bearers are correctly in place before construction as they can easily move apart when you start the build and cause alignment problems.”