Rosebow Brighton

Rose arch Brighton is one of the few truly solid, heavy, freestanding rose arches. Here you will find a splendor in terms of finish, detail and quality that we have not seen since the “fin de siècle”. The slightly curved shape is reminiscent of Gothic window arches, a style that was extremely popular during the time of Queen Victoria. To this day, the English seaside resort of Brighton has the best examples of this architecture.

The frame is made of 4 cm and 2 cm galvanized steel and mesh made of 1.5 cm strips, galvanized and powder coated in black.  Anchored with sturdy concrete ground anchors.