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B&Q£151.00Visit shop B&Q - Concave Top Wooden Trellis Panel 6Ft X 2Ft (3 Pack) Standard Square Lattice Fencing Topper Extension For Climbing Plant Support
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The Premier Garden Supplies Concave Top Square Trellis is an ideal solution for homeowners and gardeners looking to add height, structure, and aesthetic appeal to their outdoor areas. These pressure-treated timber panels provide a durable support system for climbing plants like roses and clematis, while the concave design offers a sophisticated, traditional look to your fencing or garden walls. While the panels are robust, users should ensure they have adequate mounting hardware, as it is not included in the pack.
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Each panel in this pack measures 6ft in width by 3ft in height.
Yes, once the pressure treatment has fully dried, you can apply outdoor wood paint or stain.
The rough-sawn timber is quite durable, but ensure the mounting points are secure enough to support the weight of mature, heavy vines.
No, mounting hardware is not included; you will need to purchase appropriate brackets or screws based on your mounting surface.
Yes, the timber is Tanalised (pressure-treated) to prevent rot and decay from weather exposure.
Yes, the panels can be cut to size. Ensure you apply wood preservative to any freshly cut edges to protect against moisture.
This is a natural reaction to UV exposure. Apply a tinted timber stain to restore color and provide UV protection.
Check that all mounting brackets are tightened. If the post is aged, consider adding extra reinforcement braces.
To install, ensure you have the appropriate screws or brackets suitable for your specific fence posts or wall type. Always pilot drill the timber to prevent splitting during installation. Because the timber is Tanalised, it is designed for outdoor longevity; however, reapplying a high-quality timber preservative every few years can further extend the life of the panels. If cutting the panels to size, ensure that the cut ends are treated with a timber preservative to maintain rot resistance.
