What does this mean?Pros & Cons
Pros
Good quality and sturdy. Easy to assemble. Looks good finished with yacht varnish.
Easy to assemble. Follow the instructions to assemble the handrails and fix them to the sides of the bridge. The only tool you need is a philips screwdriver.
Sturdy and stunningly made. Looks so like a real village bridge over a small brook. Just got to get cracking on pruning the overgrown plants round my pond.
Nice item. Fits perfectly. Looks superb. And omg, it looks amazing.
Very keenly priced.
Highlights
Quality
Very pleased with quality relatively easy to assemble but better with two pairs of hands
Really pleased with the bridge and looks lovely when put together excellent value for money
Price
Good product at half the price being asked elswhere for the same thing
Packaging/appearance
From the outside packaging it was obvious the item had been dropped heavily on a corner causing a main piece of the timber to break
Overview
- How are reviewers describing this item?
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- Our engine has discovered that over 90% high quality reviews are present.
- This product had a total of 154 reviews as of our last analysis date on May 6 2023.
Helpful InsightsBETA
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Ornamental but used as a bridge over a pond
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
But consider only as a decorative item and not a proper bridge
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
I was expecting a little more bigger one when purchased it
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Walkable for children not for adults
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
We did paint it to match the rest of our garden but not necessary
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
When unpacked i found one main piece of the timber broken
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
From the outside packaging it was obvious the item had been dropped heavily on a corner causing a main piece of the timber to break
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
The corners were only protected by a single layer of corrugated cardboard and plastic
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