A suburban homeowner opted for artificial trellis to enhance both privacy and curb appeal. The property featured a classic white picket fence, and the owner wanted additional screening from nearby houses while maintaining a polished aesthetic.
ELEVATE RESIDENTIAL EXTERIORS WITH ARTIFICIAL TRELLIS
The artificial trellis to the fence integrated effortlessly into its surroundings, harmonizing beautifully with the lawn and other garden elements. Unlike natural hedges, which require regular trimming and care, artificial trellis provided lasting greenery without maintenance. Over time, the homeowner received numerous compliments on the enhanced curb appeal. Check out more showcases of how artificial trellis elevate residential exteriors.
Nex you may want to know how to attach artificial trellis to fence?
Just follow these steps for a secure installation:
1. Gather Materials
- Zip ties, screws with washers, or mounting brackets
- Drill (if using screws)
- Measuring tape and level
- Pencil or marker for markings
2. Determine Placement
- Expand the trellis to the desired size.
- Hold it against the fence to find the best position.
3. Choose an Attachment Method
A. Zip Ties (Best for Wire or Metal Fences)
- Loopzip ties through the trellis openings and around the fence.
- Tighten securely but leave some flexibility for expansion.
- Trim excess zip tie length.
B. Screws with Washers (For Wood or Vinyl Fences)
- Mark drill points where the trellis intersects with the fence.
- Drill small pilot holes to prevent cracking.
- Use stainless steel screws with washers to secure the trellis.
- Avoid overtightening to allow slight movement.
C. Mounting Brackets (For a More Permanent Fix)
- Attach L-brackets or small clips to the fence.
- Secure the trellis to the brackets using screws or zip ties.
4. Final Adjustments
- Ensure the trellis is level and evenly expanded.
- Check stability by gently pulling on different areas.
