Trellis Panels
Garden trellis panels offer a versatile solution for those looking to add privacy, decoration or partitions to their garden.
Trellis panels can be attached to both walls and fence panels in order to create additional privacy by increasing the height of your boundary. Our range of trellis topper panels create additional height and privacy without blocking out sunlight.
Oakdale Fencing stock a variety of different trellis for fence tops including dome top, straight top and omega top trellis panels.
Trellis panels are the perfect way to add privacy while also providing an excellent structure for decorative plants such as clematis, honeysuckle and wisteria to climb.
Standalone Trellis Panels
Standalone trellis panels provide a decorative and practical solution for hiding unsightly areas or creating secluded garden spaces. Popular amongst garden landscapers and designers these versatile trellis fence panels can be used for partitions and adding vertical interest and structure to a garden.
These trellis panels are also ideal for supporting climbing plants like roses, clematis, ivy, and grapevines.
Standalone trellis panels can be used to create a focal point on your garden or in conjunction with other garden structures such as pergolas in order to create a private seating area.
Alternatively if your garden backs on to open fields or you wish to allow more light into your garden, multiple trellis panels can be combines to create garden fence rows.
About our Wooden Trellis Panels
All of our trellis panels are made from tanalised/pressure treated timber in their construction, guaranteeing long life and durability. Our panels are all 6ft wide and come in various heights from 1ft through to 6ft suitable for most circumstances.
How to attach Trellis to a fence panel
Garden trellis can be bolted to walls or fence faces. Attaching a trellis to a fence panel is quite straightforward and can enhance your garden’s privacy and aesthetics. Following these steps will help ensure a secure and stable attachment for your climbing plants.
- Measure the width and height of the trellis and the fence panel to determine the best positioning.
- Decide the height at which you want to attach the trellis. Ensure it is level and centred on the fence panel.
- Hold the trellis against the fence panel in the desired position.
- Use a pencil to mark the spots where the screws or nails will go. Typically, these should be at the corners and along the sides for stability.
- If the fence panel or trellis is made of hard material, pre-drill holes at the marked spots to prevent splitting. Use a drill bit that is slightly smaller than the screws you will use.
- Align the trellis with the pre-drilled holes or marks on the fence panel.
- Use screws or nails to attach the trellis. Start with the top corners, then secure the bottom corners, and finally the sides. Ensure the trellis is level as you work.
- If using screws, a drill with a screwdriver bit will make the job easier. If using nails, a hammer will suffice.
- For added stability, especially for larger or heavier trellises, use metal brackets.
- Attach the brackets to the fence panel first, then secure the trellis to the brackets using screws.
- For temporary attachment or additional security, use zip ties or garden wire.
- Wrap the ties or wire around the trellis and the fence panel at several points. This method can be helpful for adjusting the trellis position before finalising with screws or nails.
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