Introducing the ‘Frame-It-All’ English Country Garden Frame
For general assembly you can find the instructions in 2 Pack of Frame-it-all joints.
Eco-friendly
The framework utilizes our Curved Composite Plastic Timbers. Manufactured from 40% wood fiber and 60% recycled polyethylene, the Eco-friendly durable composite wood grain plastic timbers never rot, wrap or splinter. The cut-to-size Timbers connect to brackets with our patented Anchor and Stacking Joints stakes.
The English Country Garden kit contains the following parts:
- 15 Long Curved Timbers
- 6 Long Straight Timbers
- 11 Stacking Joints (2 pack)
Installation Notes:
Before starting to assemble the English Country Garden, refer to the parts diagram to understand how to screw the sleeves onto the timbers. Remove the Stacking joints from the plastic bags and lay out the parts. Each of the joints comprises a stake and two brackets plus screws needed.
Tools Needed:
- Phillips head screwdriver (electrical or battery operated preferred)
- Hammer
- Handsaw
How the Joints Work
Parts Identification
Level one (diagram 1)
Materials: 8 curved timbers, 8 stacking joints
Connect each of the 8 curved timbers to the
8 stacking joints to create a circle.
Laying the frame: Lay out the base level of
design with stake fins facing up as shown in
diagram to the right (A). Design adjustments
should now be done as needed. Once the
desired position of base level is achieved, turn
stake fins facing down and hammer stakes into ground.
Level two (diagram 2 & 3)
Materials: 5 curved timbers, 8 stacking joints, 2 straight timbers and one straight timber cut in half.
On top of the Level One circle connect 5 bracketed curved timbers using the stacking joints leaving 3 curved timbers of circle of level one.
At each end of the open circle connect one straight timber angling towards the center.
Cut one straight timber in half and use one ½ piece to extend one of the full straight timbers and connect with the other straight timber to complete the 2nd level.
Materials: 5 curved timbers, 8 stacking joints, 2 straight timbers and one straight timber cut in half.
On top of the Level One circle connect 5 bracketed curved timbers using the stacking joints leaving 3 curved timbers of circle of level one.
At each end of the open circle connect one straight timber angling towards the center.
Cut one straight timber in half and use one ½ piece to extend one of the full straight timbers and connect with the other straight timber to complete the 2nd level.
Level three (diagram 4)
To create Level 3 stack 2 curved timbers, 2 full straight timbers, one half timber and one small custom cut timber. To properly size the custom timber slide the brackets over the stacks and measure the area between each bracket that the timber will fit into. Cut the remaining straight timber and slide into the brackets and fasten with screws.
To get proper custom timber size measure from bracket to bracket. Timber can be cut using most hand & power saws.
To create Level 3 stack 2 curved timbers, 2 full straight timbers, one half timber and one small custom cut timber. To properly size the custom timber slide the brackets over the stacks and measure the area between each bracket that the timber will fit into. Cut the remaining straight timber and slide into the brackets and fasten with screws.
To get proper custom timber size measure from bracket to bracket. Timber can be cut using most hand & power saws.
