Arbor w/ Seat Plans at WoodCraftPlans.com

Arbor w/ Seat Plans
[WOFS-1052]

$15.00

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Mold the arbor into the ground with concrete, or keep the project mobile so you might change the setting in your garden now and then -- either way, an arbor seat like this one is sure to become a focal point of your lawn or garden. Sit and enjoy the fruits of your labor which is sure to relax the bones and please the eyes all at the same time.

The finished arbor is 7' tall, 4' wide, and 32" deep. You will receive full size patterns for all curved pieces, plus easy to read measured drawings, a list of materials, and step by step instructions for building the piece you see pictured. Attractive and useful.

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