A cedar arbor does more than mark a gateway—it adds vertical dimension, supports flowering vines, and creates a sense of arrival that transforms ordinary yard entries into inviting passages. Crafted from Western red cedar, these structures blend rustic charm with exceptional durability.
Standard arbors (3-4 feet wide) offer classic arched or flat-top designs, with larger models reaching 92.5"H x 54.5"W x 24"D and 47" clear opening. Pagoda and Shonji arbors introduce Japanese-inspired elegance, their tiered roofs and clean lines creating exotic focal points. Pair these with matching cedar love seats nestled between the posts for a complete garden retreat.
Clear-and-knotty cedar from managed forests provides natural rot and insect resistance. Sanded and finish-ready, the wood ages gracefully to a subtle silver-gray if left untreated. Whether framing a front walk, defining a garden room, or supporting climbing roses and bougainvillea, a cedar arbor adds permanent structure and seasonal beauty to your landscape.
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