Rose Arch Brighton

The rose arch Brighton is one of the few truly solid heavy, freestanding rose arches. Here you will find a splendor in terms of finish, details, and quality that we have not seen since "fin de siècle". The gently curved shape resembles Gothic window arches, a style that was incredibly popular during Queen Victoria's time. Even today, 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  of 1.5 cm bands, galvanized and powder-coated in black.  Anchored with sturdy ground anchors in concrete.