PLEASE NOTE THAT THE 16 LARGE BOLTS ARE THREADED INTO THE BASE PLATES.
Transport yourself into a garden of relaxation and reflection. Inspired from Chinese architecture, the vast circular opening of the Moon Gate arch creates an inviting garden passageway.
Create an elegant setting for weddings, anniversary celebrations, and other special events. Or use it as an entryway into your own private zen garden.
Our Moon Gate for gardens is made with graceful curves of tubular steel, powder coated black.
84" tall in center, 89" wide, 20" front to back, 47 ½" outside across base, 40" inside. Includes 4 x 18" ground spikes to anchor base plates.
Weighs approximately 70 lbs.
Click here to download assembly instructions for the Moon Gate Arch.
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Impressive Arbor!!
Was fairly simple to put together. Seems very sturdy and substantial - which makes a great statement in our large yard. I bought it because it coordinates with my wagon wheel garden accents! If it handles our northern Minnesota winters, I may have to get another one!!
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The Moon Gate
Absolutely love the Moon Gate. It's very well made and creates a perfect vocal point in my backyard.
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Pleasantly surprised
The moon gate arbor was pretty simple to assemble. Def needs two people to make sure the holes stay lined up. Can't wait to see it all decorated for the wedding!!!
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Moon Gate
Easily assembled, wish other colors were available. Holes in base don't line up with holes in trellis.
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Great item
This is the 2nd Moon gate I have purchased! Love them. I bought Confederate Jasmine and planted at the base. Can't wait to see what it looks like by next year! The screws are very hard to get in on the base plate right next to the poles.
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Moongate - great addition to our garden
Received the Moongate on schedule but had to put off assembly for a few days. When I started, I noticed that there was a slit on the box edge and saw that one of the cross bars was sticking out. When I opened the box, I found that I was missing one cross bar and one other cross bar appeared to have had one end ground down as if a file was run over it many times. I called and Kinsman was very accommodating to send me two cross bars with attached bolts (which was really great since I also was short one bolt). It took about 4 days to get the part but I started and completed as much as I could while I waited. The gate assembled quite easily given I had read previous reviews that implied it was difficult. I did the assembly myself with no help and did not have any of the issues that were previously mentioned (once I had all the parts). The key to making the assembly smooth was to put all bolts on loosely first. This allows any adjustments in alignment in order to get the bolts properly started Instead of following the pictures, I assembled both sides with cross bars working from one side to the other side (having left the end section until the missing cross bars arrived). Following this procedure, it was relative easy to complete the assembly. I then dragged the assembled moongate to the location and easily lifted the gate into position. I then hammered the spikes through the base plate and it was done. I also installed solar lights so it looks great even in the dark. Now, I just need for my climbing hydrangeas to start growing over the gate.
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Thrilled
I have submitted only two product reviews in my life and now I have found a third product worth recommending without reservation: my Kinsman Moon Gate Arch. This arch is well made and is a wonderful addition to my landscape. After assembly by myself, I planted Polish Spirit climbing clematis at each base and am now watching daily to see the clematis making its way up the arch. What a dramatic difference this arch makes to my front lawn. I love it.
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Beautiful Moon Gate
This moon gate makes a wonderful focal point at the beginning of a path in our garden. I may not plant vines on it, because it is beautiful as it is.My husband put it together, and I helped at the last bit to line it up.It was somewhat difficult to line up the parts, but he managed--though one part is a little wonky because the screws and holes wouldn't line up perfectly. It works, though, and doesn't show.He took someone's advice after reading comments, taking the final bolts out from the bottom plates where they just wouldn't line up, and screwing them in from underneath. That idea worked very well!It is a nicely made trellis. I am very happy with it, and I think Kinsman is a good company with excellent customer service.
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Archway
Neighbors can't stop asking me where I got my archway. They have never seen a circular shape before. Makes it feel like you are looking into my garden through a photographer's lens.
