Would this Arbor be able to be assembled fairly easily as well as taken down if need be? I would need an arbor to be assembled and torn down?
1336032
The Arbor can be assembled fairly easily. However, the ends caps of the cross pieces are glued in place after the arbor is assembled. Once glued on, the cross pieces will not fit through the holes in the vertical pieces.
1336033
yes, could be dis-assembled, but read comment below on glued pieces.My husband put ours together easily.
1336034
Yes, you can assemble it in a short amount of time. As for tearing down, if you mean to just take it down and leave assembled, yes, but it would be difficult to match the drill holes in the anchors but can be done. Agree, the glued end pieces make it impossible to tear down completely. Maybe, don't glue the end pieces on, then you could easily tear it down. You need two people to assemble because of size. I love it!
1336035
Yes! My husband and I put ours together in our living room. It could be taken down very easily. Love it! P.S. I'd forgotten that instead of using the stabilizers that came with it, we slid the legs over square fence posts and secured them with one screw. This made it much more stable in the ground but still very easy to pull up.
1336036
Yes! My husband and I put ours together in our living room. It could be taken down very easily. Love it!P.S. I'd forgotten that instead of using the stabilizers that came with it, we slid the legs over square fence posts and secured them with one screw. This made it much more stable in the ground but still very easy to pull up.
1336037
I am a fairly handy do it yourself older female. I purchased this while I was having some work done on my home so I took advantage of an extra person. The assembly is straightforward but it is somewhat awkward to raise alone. Everything is assembled by sliding pieces through slots, so I imagine once it was pulled out of the ground or off the anchors and laid on its side, it would pull apart.
31931
It's not the easiest to take up and down. The pieces snap in and would be hard to take apart. I would guess about 15-30 minutes build/take down time.
2056037
I don't think it's so easy to take apart, which is good since you want this to be sturdy. It's not something that I would recommend - you're better off shipping unassembled, and then putting it together when it gets to it's destination.
644464
You would have to take it apart to move it and it should come apart pretty easily.
1278058
I would think so. All the fasteners provided are drill point screws so the first time it is assembled the screws drill a small hole and cut threads through the material. The screws can then be removed to disassemble the arbor and re-installed in the same holes to assemble it again. As long as you don't over tighten the screws and strip the threads you should be able to assemble and disassemble it over and over. If a screw hole would happen to become stripped all you would need is a slightly larger screw, available at any local hardware store or home center. It's a nice arbor and plenty sturdy for what you plan to use it for, go for it. I would think so. All the fasteners provided are drill point screws so the first time it is assembled the screws drill a small hole and cut threads through the material. The screws can then be removed to disassemble the arbor and re-installed in the same holes to assemble it again. As long as you don't over tighten the screws and strip the threads you should be able to assemble and disassemble it over and over. If a screw hole would happen to become stripped all you would need is a slightly larger screw, available at any local hardware store or home center. It's a nice arbor and plenty... » Read More I would think so. All the fasteners provided are drill point screws so the first time it is assembled the screws drill a small hole and cut threads through the material. The screws can then be removed to disassemble the arbor and re-installed in the same holes to assemble it again. As long as you don't over tighten the screws and strip the threads you should be able to assemble and disassemble it over and over. If a screw hole would happen to become stripped all you would need is a slightly larger screw, available at any local hardware store or home center. It's a nice arbor and plenty sturdy for what you plan to use it for, go for it. « Show Less
282871
You would need a saw. It will not dissassemble easily. But this is a good thing. It is just that solid.
1641042
I very much doubt it. The arbor is made of plastic and is fairly flimsy unless you do a really good job of anchoring it,.
1276293
It would be easy to remove as it is assembleb. However would probably impact the stability of the side legs!!
404093
Oh yeah, you will be fine...it's got most of the tools you will need, although they are kinda hard on your hands, but they are at least included...it really wasn't hard, just took some time and patience...the thing to remember with it is to keep looking at the picture of it assembled, as the directions are a bit hazy on one small section of the construction...good luck!
1135785
We are very happy with the arbor, for the price. It is very easy to anchor.
1520363
It is really easy to tear down and put back together, it will be fairly bulky to store but if you have the room it should work.
262849
no it does not come assembled but if you are a little handy it should not be a problem
658453
You will need to remove either the vertical or horizontal supports, which is easily done. The ease of assembly/disassembly makes set-up & tear down simple to do.
2110749
No way would I take this arch up and down. There are too many screws and could strip the screw holes if taking up and down. I installed it in cement and it has withstood all kinds of weather and finish is as good as when new. I would look for some other type of arbor if you would like to take it apart on a regular seasonal basis. I love the way it compliments my side yard leading to the back.
798553
I would echo the previous answer, it is really easy to take apart, but I would be careful as twisting the base easily can cracking.
2223572
No. You will need some tools. The instructions are very clear and it is fairly easy to assemble.
2099156
Yes, it is easy to assemble, but it takes 2 people to do it. I put the spikes on the base and pushed them into the ground easily. It is a very nice unit, and I am glad I bought it.