does this come assembled? Is it sturdy enought for climbing rose?
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Good Afternoon, Linda. Thank you for your inquiry to Plow & Hearth. There is some light assembly required. I hope this information is helpful. Please let me know if I can be of further assistance. Sincerely, Sarah-Plow & Hearth Customer Service
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Ended up reinforcing mine with re-rod to make strong enough to support climbing rose
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Easy to assemble If you push into the ground as deep as possible and have right angleIts fine for roses
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5 minutes to assemble. If you had a heavy rose, I would recommend making sure it is against a wall. Ours has a huge clematis by our doorway and we have wired the top to an overhang so the wind doesn't make it sway. It comes with attaching brackets but we didn't use them.
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No, it's not assembled. My husband put it together in about an hour with a drill and a few other easy tools.
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Hi Greendg, This item does require assembly. You will need to put together the planters and attach the bench. There is only one tool needed and that is included with the package. - Crystal, Plow & Hearth Customer Service
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It comes fully assembled. I think you could separate the sections by removing or tinkering with the hinges. As a four piece unit, it is very solid and stable, with little risk of tipping over. I think it might still be if you divide it, but that would be my concern.
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My kitty jumps onto it without a problem, but it's not a huge distance. I'm constantly surprised by how sturdy it is, and she loves it. Not sure what you mean by climb...
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It comes assembled. Feet are removable. It shouldn't be a problem its not very big.
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Yes the tower comes assembled. BUT! The tower is not sturdy and tips over easy. I bent the legs several times to keep it from falling. This seemed to work but I have to be careful with it. Good Luck. I would look for another tower that is not as tall that I would think would be more stable.
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I think it would work well for a climbing rose and have entertained the idea of getting another one for just that purpose. If the rose were a strong (heavy) climber, I would probably use the metal framework to tie some of the canes to, and if the rose were in a windy area I might consider using wire and a couple of stakes to make sure the wind didn't pull the plant and the frame to one side. It has staked legs and they have been sufficient for a huge clematis, but I know roses can get a bit heavier.
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It comes assembled except for the feet on it. With help from someone else you should be able to bring it upstairs
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It's pretty sturdy. I've got 3 kids who climb all over it and it's held up well. I guess it would depend upon whether the gentleman sat down and put on his shoes, then got back up again, or if he used it as a stepstool to climb up to a higher shelf (partial-weight, stable mass -vs- full weight, moving mass). I would say -probably.-
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It does come fully assembled. Be aware that it weighs a lot more than stated.
1190232
Yes assembled except for the feet. It comes motor freight so you need to be home for delivery. Its an absolutely gorgeous piece.
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nope, but it's not very difficult to assemble. you have to makes sure you match up the pieces right or it will seem like it was not welded correctly.
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HI, no it's not assembled. It's quite easy to assemble it as the instructions are good. But take your time. Gabriele
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Yes, assembly is required. There are a lot of parts as I recall, but if you follow the instructions well, it will come together nicely. I like mine.
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It comes partially assembled. You have to attach the base, arms and pedals. All tools are included.
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It does not come assembled. I would encourage you to thoroughly read the directions before attempting to assemble.