48 in. Brown Ladder Trellis
- Made from wood
- Eco-friendly water-based stain
- Safe for garden
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About This Product
Give your plants the extra support they need and plenty of room to climb with Greenes 4 ft. Ladder Trellis. Stained brown with a water-based stain. The trellis is eco-friendly and safe for your garden.
Highlights
- 4 ft. high
- Ladder frame
- Brown finish
- No assembly needed
- Return Policy
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Specifications
Dimensions: H 48 in, W 24 in, D 1.438 in
Dimensions
Assembled Depth (in.) | 1.438 in | Assembled Height (in.) | 48 in |
|---|---|---|---|
Assembled Width (in.) | 24 in |
Details
Assembly Required | No | Color Family | Browns/Tans |
|---|---|---|---|
Frame material type | Wood | Hardware Included | No |
Outdoor Living Product Type | Trellis |
Questions & Answers
I want to use this in a planter, so size is important. How far apart are the stakes?
If i put two of them together how do i tie them together to go into the ground
While the trellis doesn't come with hardware for joining two together, you can easily connect and secure them using various methods. Here are a few options: * **Zip Ties:** Heavy-duty zip ties offer a quick and simple solution for binding the trellises together. Overlapping the frames and using multiple zip ties will create a strong connection. * **Wire or Twine:** Garden wire or strong twine can be wrapped around the connecting points of the trellis frames. This method allows for adjustability and a secure hold. * **Metal Brackets or Plates:** Small metal brackets or plates can be screwed onto the trellis frames at the joining points for a more permanent and sturdy connection. Once joined, you can drive stakes into the ground alongside the combined trellis and secure it with zip ties, wire, or twine. Alternatively, you can dig a shallow trench and bury the bottom portion of the trellis for added stability.
If I want to attached to side of porch what would I use to attach it?
You can use metal strings and a rope to tie it to a porch.
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