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Post footprint

9 years ago

Could you please provide the post footprint or distance between posts? I'm guessing the top is 10'x10'.

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9 years ago
Hi Richard,

Thank you for your question. The inside dimensions are 7' x 7' with a headroom of 6'7". Additional dimensions and information are available on the manufacturer's website. Here is the link: Backyard Discovery Cedar Pergola

Best regards,

Allied Trade Group

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