Wayland Wooden Pergola Frame Kits

TIMBAKIT LTD

£410

Unlock the full potential of your outdoor space with a Wayland Wooden Pergola Frame. These sturdy, versatile structures serve as the perfect foundation for a thriving vertical garden or cozy lighting display, allowing you to create a personalized outdoor retreat that reflects your unique style and enhances your overall living experience. 100x100mm solid posts (4 Post Design) Pressure treated C16 timber frame Large range of sizes available Includes step-by-step DIY assembly guide and screw fixings Crafted from high-quality, pressure treated spruce, the Wayland Wooden Pergola Frames are built to

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as TIMBAKIT LTD, number 12842226. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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