Garden Arbours

Discover the right garden arbour seat for you

A garden arbour seat mixes the comfort of a garden bench with the shelter and structure of a pergola or summerhouse. They're perfect for making the most of a sunny spot while giving you a little shade when the weather heats up.

Looking for a compact design for a smaller garden, or maybe a larger wooden arbour for a spacious lawn? Either way, you'll find styles that blend beautifully into your garden. A lot of our arbours feature decorative side panels and lattice detailing, making them ideal for supporting climbing plants.

Garden arbours with storage

Looking to add some stylish practicality to your garden? A garden arbour seat with storage helps keep outdoor essentials cleverly tucked away while still giving somewhere comfortable to sit.

They're ideal for storing cushions, garden accessories, tools, or kids’ outdoor toys, helping you keep your space tidy without missing out on style.

Add height, colour, and something special to your garden

Garden arbours bring character and a little extra charm to your garden. Climbing roses, sweet peas, jasmine and clematis all work beautifully alongside an arbour, weaving through side panels and across roof sections to create a natural canopy over time.

Pair your arbour with garden arches, trellis panels and raised planters to create something extra special. After all, every garden deserves a spot where you can put your feet up and enjoy the view!

FAQs

Do wooden garden arbours require maintenance?

We recommend treating your arbours every year with a quality wood varnish to keep them strong and looking good. A wooden garden arbour can also be customised with outdoor paint so you can make it match your space perfectly. Check out our blog on how to paint wood for more inspiration!

Can a garden arbour be moved once installed?

Depending on the size and weight of your arbour, you should be able to move it around with a little help. Be extra careful if there are climbing plants that have called it their home, as you don’t want to risk damaging them.

What type of wood is best for a garden arbour?

For a garden arbour, a pressure-treated timber will give you longevity and protection against rot & decay, as long as it’s maintained properly over time.