Zen Japanese Garden Bridge 6 ft
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Create a Tranquil Garden Sanctuary
Transform your outdoor space into a spirit-nurturing sanctuary with this gracefully arched Zen garden bridge that blends seamlessly into any landscape theme. The minimalist design, favored by landscape professionals, highlights water features and rock gardens while adding a tranquil focal point. Handcrafted in the USA from premium North American Douglas Fir and Pine by a fourth-generation boat builder, this bridge combines understated elegance with exceptional durability.
Why Choose Our Zen Garden Bridge?
- Minimalist Zen Design: Low-profile design without railings creates a tranquil focal point that complements water features and rock gardens
- Gracefully Arched Profile: Subtle arched design creates a serene silhouette that enhances any landscape
- Master Craftsmanship: Handcrafted in the USA by a fourth-generation boat builder from premium North American Douglas Fir and Pine
- Exclusive Interlocking Construction: Sleek aesthetic design with fewer visible screws for a refined, sophisticated appearance
- Superior Stability: Supported by two full-length floor joists for exceptional structural integrity
- Quality Flooring: Mildly curved 1x6 tongue-and-groove flooring provides durability and comfortable walking experience
- Generous Span: Spans up to 65.75 inches (167cm) between posts, perfect for smaller ponds and rock gardens
- Easy Assembly: Pre-drilled pilot holes ensure perfect fit with construction grade hardware included
Specifications
- Overall dimensions: 70.75 in. L x 33.5 in. W x 8.25 in. H (180cm x 85cm x 21cm)
- Span between posts: 65.75 in. (167cm)
- Walkable width: 29 in. (74cm)
- Maximum load capacity: 200 lb. (91kg) - residential use only
- Flooring: 1x6 tongue-and-groove, mildly curved
- End posts: 2.5 in. x 2.5 in. (6.3cm x 6.3cm)
- Design: Minimalist low-profile without railings
- Item weight: 60 lb. (27kg)
- Shipping weight: 65 lb. (29kg)
Additional Details
- Materials: Premium North American Douglas Fir and Pine
- Finish: Pre-treated with oil-based semi-transparent brown wood preservative, ready for custom finish
- Assembly: Pre-drilled pilot holes, construction grade hardware included
- Craftsmanship: Handcrafted in USA by fourth-generation boat builder
- Resources: Assembly Instructions
Note: Lifestyle images are AI-generated for inspiration. Posts should be fastened to cemented platforms for proper installation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where are SamsGazebos products manufactured
Our shop is located in Gardena, Los Angeles County, California.
What are these products made of?
Primary materials are Douglas Fir, Top Rails, Lattice, Flooring are Pine. All materials are treated with oild based semi-transparent brown wood preservative, and ready to finish to your liking.
Can I pick up my order?
Sure, you're welcome to pick up your order. Just remember to add a comment at the time of your order.
Can SamsGazebo assemble my bridge for me?
Definitely, we can construct your bridge for a local pickup. Get in touch via email and specify the bridge you desire at info@samsgazebos.com.
How does your shipping process and price look?
Orders are usually fulfilled within 2 ~ 3 business days, unless specified as 'made to order'. Shipping fees are visible when you input your address and add an item to your cart.
Do I need to pay sales tax?
Sales tax applies solely to California shipments.
Can you ship to P.O. Box address?
No, most items are too big for US Post Office. We need physical address to ship via UPS or LTL.
How is my personal information handled?
We do not distribute customer mailing lists. Rest assured that personal data is protected. Credit card info is encrypted and kept confidential.
How can I make a payment?
Most major credit cards and Paypal are welcome here. Easily apply for installment plans online.
Can I cancel an order?
You can cancel your unshipped order by phone.
Can I customize my order?
Orders may be customized. Reach out via email at info@samsgazebos.com for inquiries.
