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High-Quality 6m Deluxe Oval Gazebo Featuring Cedar Roof

  • Product SKU: POG6MNECIN
  • Brand: Hartwood
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£14544.00
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The exquisite 6m Deluxe Oval Gazebo from Hartwood serves as an exceptional focal point for any garden or establishment. Crafted with precision and offering ample space, these gazebos are ideal for various business endeavors. Suited for fitness clubs, resorts, eateries, and event spaces. The vertical supports of our gazebos are constructed from dried and treated round Radiata Pine, presenting a pleasing polished finish. These expansive structures are handcrafted in the United Kingdom and include FREE Shipping & Assembly as part of the package.

This rendition of the gazebo showcases a stunning roof made from Cedar sourced from New England, situated atop a waterproof Tricoya base. The striking red tiles provide a sophisticated, modern appeal to the gazebo. For those interested, optional side panels crafted from premium outdoor fabric can be incorporated into your purchase. An opulently adorned variant is also on offer, featuring seven wooden bench seats and accommodating up to 27 adults or 34 children comfortably.

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