A real tunnel, not a hoop
Many arches are only a few inches deep, so roses form a thin ring and the walkway never feels enclosed. The 33-inch depth here gives climbers a true canopy to fill and makes the path feel like an entrance.
ACHLA Designs Lattice Tunnel Arbor, 106-Inch Wrought Iron Garden Walkway Arch with Ground Stakes, Graphite, ARB-32G
Turn a plain garden path into a nine-foot iron walkway your roses and vines can grow over for years.
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- Nearly nine feet tall
- Wrought iron frame
- Graphite powder coat
- Built-in lattice trellis
- Ground stakes included
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Turn a plain garden path into a nine-foot iron walkway your roses and vines can grow over for years
At a Glance
- Size: 61.25 in wide, 33 in deep, 106 in tall (nearly 9 feet)
- Material: wrought iron with a Graphite powder-coat finish
- Sides: expanding lattice panels that give vines a climbing grid
- Anchoring: 4 spiked ground stakes, included, for in-ground installation
- Collection: ACHLA Designs Cottage Collection, model ARB-32G
The ACHLA Designs Lattice Tunnel Arbor turns a plain garden path into an entrance. At 106 inches tall and just over five feet wide, it is built as a walk-through tunnel rather than a narrow arch, with a deep 33-inch footprint that gives climbing roses, wisteria, clematis, or a season of scarlet runner beans room to close in overhead. The frame is wrought iron under a Graphite powder coat, and the lattice side sections expand to form the climbing grid, so new canes have something to grab from the first summer.
Key Features
- True tunnel depth: a 33-inch deep footprint gives the arbor a real walk-through feel and enough top surface for roses or gourd vines to form a shaded canopy rather than a thin ring
- Nearly nine feet of height: at 106 inches tall, the arch clears a wheelbarrow, a garden cart, and a tall guest with room to spare once vines fill the crown
- Expanding lattice sides: the side panels open into a diamond lattice that acts as a built-in trellis, so you do not need netting or twine to get climbers started
- Wrought iron construction: solid iron bar gives the frame the weight to stand up to wind-loaded foliage and the heft a mature wisteria eventually demands
- Graphite powder coat: a baked-on finish reads as a soft charcoal against green foliage and stands up to sun and rain far longer than a painted surface
- Stakes in the box: four spiked ground stakes come with the arbor, so in-ground installation needs no separate hardware run
What's Included
In the box, the Lattice Tunnel Arbor frame sections shipped flat, the expanding lattice side panels, four spiked ground stakes, and step-by-step assembly instructions.
Before You Buy
- Measure before you order. This arbor stands 106 inches tall and 61.25 inches wide, so check the gate, side yard, and path where it will live, and the route you will carry it through
- It ships flat and assembles on site. Plan on two people and a step ladder, and allow an afternoon to square it up and set the stakes
- The stakes are made for soil. On a concrete patio, pavers, or decking the stakes have nothing to bite into, so set the legs in the ground beside the hardscape or plan a surface-mount solution
- Vines add weight and wind load over time. Set the stakes fully, keep the frame plumb, and prune a heavy wisteria or climbing rose each season rather than letting it overwhelm the crown
Perfect For
- Framing the entrance to a cottage or kitchen garden with climbing roses
- Building a romantic rose walk along a backyard path or gravel allee
- Growing an edible tunnel of scarlet runner beans, pole beans, or small gourds
- Giving a young wisteria or clematis a permanent iron structure to climb
- Marking the transition from lawn to a perennial border or wedding-ceremony aisle
- Creating a shaded walkway between the patio and a potting shed or greenhouse
Care & Use
- Set all four stakes fully into firm soil and check that the frame is plumb before training plants onto it.
- Rinse the finish with a hose as needed and wipe away fertilizer or soil splash, which can dull a powder coat over time.
- Touch up any chips or scratches promptly with an exterior metal paint in a matching dark gray to keep moisture off bare iron.
- Prune climbing roses, wisteria, and other woody vines each season so their weight never overloads the crown or pulls the legs out of plumb.
- Re-seat the stakes after the first hard rains and again each spring once frost heave has settled.
- Keep string trimmers and mower decks clear of the legs to protect the coating.
Shipping
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Why gardeners choose this arbor
Vines climb from day one
New canes slide off smooth posts and need twine, netting, or clips to get started. The expanding lattice sides give roses, clematis, and runner beans a diamond grid to grab, so training is quicker and tidier.
An outdoor finish that lasts
Painted iron chips and rusts within a few wet seasons, and wood arbors need resealing. The baked-on Graphite powder coat on this wrought iron frame shrugs off sun and rain with a rinse and the occasional touch-up.
Built to carry a rose walk
The numbers behind the ACHLA Designs Lattice Tunnel Arbor ARB-32G.
106 in
Overall height
61.25 in
Overall width
33 in
Tunnel depth
4
Spiked stakes included
How the Lattice Tunnel Arbor compares
Against the thin tube-steel arch
Most budget garden arches are light tube steel that flexes under a single season of vines. Wrought iron bar gives this arbor the stiffness and weight a mature climbing rose eventually demands.
Against the cedar garden arbor
A wood arbor needs sealing every year or two and still grays and checks in weather. A powder-coated iron frame asks for a rinse and an occasional touch-up instead of refinishing.
Against a narrow arch with no sides
A shallow single-ring arch leaves vines with nothing to climb below the crown. The expanding lattice sides here act as a built-in trellis, so plants cover the whole tunnel.
Fits your space
A walk-through arbor. Measure the path and the carry route first.
- Width
- 61.25 in
- Depth
- 33 in
- Height
- 106 in
- Stakes
- 4 spiked ground stakes
- Just over 5 ft wide and nearly 9 ft tall, so check the gate and side-yard clearance.
- 33 in of depth gives a real tunnel, not a thin hoop.
- Ships flat; plan two people, a step ladder, and soil to set the four stakes.
Full Specifications
Every detail, measured and listed
| Overall width | 61.25 in |
|---|---|
| Overall depth | 33 in |
| Overall height | 106 in |
| Profile | Walk-through tunnel arch with expanding lattice sides |
| Frame material | Wrought iron |
| Finish | Graphite powder coat |
| Color family | Charcoal gray |
| Collection | ACHLA Designs Cottage Collection |
| Anchoring | 4 spiked ground stakes, included, for in-ground use |
| Assembly | Required; ships flat |
| Tools needed | Step ladder and screwdriver |
| Recommended crew | 2 people |
| Model | ARB-32G |
| UPC | 719908346843 |
| Brand | ACHLA Designs by Minuteman International, Fitchburg, Massachusetts |
FAQs
Common questions that customers ask
How wide is the walk-through opening?
The arbor measures 61.25 inches across the outside of the legs and 106 inches tall, a little over five feet wide and just under nine feet high. Allow for the thickness of the iron and the plants you train up the sides when planning a cart path or a wedding aisle.
Can I install it on a concrete patio or deck?
The included hardware is four spiked stakes that drive into soil. On concrete, pavers, or decking the stakes cannot anchor the legs, so plan to set the legs in planting beds beside the hardscape or arrange a surface-mount fastening that suits your slab.
What plants will it hold?
ACHLA designs this arbor for perennial climbers such as roses and wisteria as well as annual vines like scarlet runner beans and small gourds. The lattice sides give new growth a grip from the start. Keep heavy woody climbers pruned each year so the crown stays open and the frame stays plumb.
How hard is assembly?
The arbor ships flat and goes together with a step ladder and a screwdriver following the included instructions. Because the assembled piece is nearly nine feet tall, two people make squaring the frame and seating the stakes far easier than one.
Will the Graphite finish rust?
The wrought iron is powder coated in Graphite for outdoor use. Rinse off soil and fertilizer splash, and touch up any chip from a trowel or pruner with a matching exterior metal paint so moisture never reaches bare iron.
How fast will it ship and can I return it?
Orders ship to the 48 contiguous states and process within 2 business days. If it is not right, you have 30 days from delivery to return unused items in the original packaging.
CurbGo hunts for the well-made version of everyday things and skips the markup. ACHLA Designs, the garden line of family-run Minuteman International in Fitchburg, Massachusetts, has been crafting iron arbors, trellises, and birdbaths since 1977 through small independent workshops it has worked with for decades. We carry the Lattice Tunnel Arbor because it is the piece a rose walk deserves: real iron, a real finish, and a pattern you can keep building on.
Frame the garden path
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