Rusty Green Vintage Metal Garden Arch with Gates

Antiqued green powder-coated steel garden arch with integrated opening gates, standing 2490mm tall with ornate scroll detailing

Key Features

2490mm tall powder-coated steel garden arch with gates
Antiqued rusty green finish for a weathered vintage look
1850mm wide — fits standard garden paths
Integrated twin gates swing open for easy access
Ornate scrollwork detailing across arch and gate panels
Traditional styling suits cottage and period gardens
Weather-resistant finish for year-round outdoor use
Train climbing roses or clematis over the steel frame

Delivery Info: Delivered within 14 working days

The Rusty Green Vintage Metal Garden Arch with Gates stands nearly 2.5 metres tall. Its antiqued green finish gives the arch a weathered, established look from the moment you set it up. The integrated gates add both charm and a practical boundary to your garden entrance.

Built from powder-coated steel, this arch handles rain, frost, and sun without rusting or flaking. It measures 1850mm wide and 380mm deep, fitting neatly across a standard garden path. The twin gates swing open for easy access and close to keep the view framed.

Ornate scrollwork detailing runs across the arch top and gate panels. The traditional styling suits cottage gardens, period properties, and formal borders alike. Train climbing roses or clematis over the frame to soften the lines as the seasons pass.

Frequently asked questions

What are the dimensions of the Rusty Green Vintage Metal Garden Arch with Gates? It measures 1850mm wide, 380mm deep, and 2490mm high. The arch fits standard garden paths and the gates open for comfortable walkthrough access. What material is this garden arch made from? Powder-coated steel with an antiqued rusty green finish. The coating protects against corrosion and UV fading in British weather conditions. Can I grow climbing plants over this arch? Yes, climbing plants grow well on this frame. Roses, clematis, honeysuckle, and jasmine all train easily along the steel structure. How do I secure the arch in my garden? Push the base legs firmly into soft ground or use ground stakes. For paved areas, bolt the feet down or set them into concrete footings.