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Metal trellis

FassadenGrün's rigid trellises (distinguished from our wire rope trellis systems) are available in several materials; here, we'll introduce you to our metal assortment. For other, especially larger metal trellises, see the last paragraph here for tips, examples, and suppliers.

Welded stainless steel trellis

Wall Trellises

Stainless steel 1.4301 and 1.4401

Modular trellis on a wall

Modular Trellises

Bars / junctions

Various holders for bars and grilles

Trellis Fittings

Fittings and mounts for wall trellises

Stainless steel trellises

Our trellises are made of stainless steel and are thus corrosion free. The trellises are galvanically 'washed' and are therefore free of impurities or foreign bodies that can appear during the spot-welding process. One can find inexpensive stainless steel versions-- "raw" or unwashed-- which are not cleaned galvanically (for example, in garden furniture and reinforcing mats), but such grids are not sufficiently corrosion-resistant for the greening of facades.

Galvanised trellises

Galvanised grids can last for several decades outdoors, depending on the situation on site. Steel trellises with a plastic coating often corrode after only 5 years.

‘Rusty’ trellises

Some trellises are deliberately produced with rust to emphasize an "antique" style!

An Ode to the Rectangle

Metal trellises usually have the shape of a "standing rectangle," the upright position corresponding to the growth of the plants. The irregular and free-flowing lines of the plants contrast the severe lines of the trellis and the façade. The "green wall" that emerges from the combination of the two is very harmonious. From a design perspective, you can't go wrong with the rectangle trellis!

Fan shapes

For this reason, fan-shaped trellises should be used on windowless facades, if at all.

Examples of Metal Trellises for Facades

You will see here how diverse the shapes and forms of metal trellises for plants can be, and also where the limits of those shapes are.

Several wall grilles RG 16902 made of stainless steel with plantingMetal trellis with rose next to a streetTwo trellises with grapevine next to a transformerWall trellis with Clematis montanaSmall climbing plants (like clematis) are happy on almost any grid or trellis.Galvanised steel trellis with roseSmall iron trellisLattice grid with grapevineTrellis made of a double bar fencing panel3-dimensional trellis systemsSpot-welded grid used as a trellis systemSmall wall trellis and potted plantTrellis damaged by a powerful plant (campsis)[Translate to Englisch:] Wandgitter aus Edelstahl für Kletterpflanzen (Weinreben), überstehende Draht-Enden[Translate to Englisch:] Rankgitter aus Metall an einem Nebengebäude, mit überstehenden Stab-EndenMetal rose trellis. Rhombus patterns or diamonds can also be interesting, especially if they are set in a bold frame.Most commercially available wall trellises - just like those from FassadenGrün-- come with an exterior frame. Some forms have the rods protruding from the sides and top (see photo); these trellises look graceful, but with pointed ends, there is always a certain risk of injury...[Translate to Englisch:] Räumliches Stabgitter aus Edelstahlrohr, BlauregenHigh bar grids are often made of square tubing (varnished/coated metal) Trellis made of painted metal tube for tree shrubs (Celastrus)Pipe system as a climbing aid - detail of the previous photo

Examples of free-standing trellises

Metal trellises are also used as free-standing structures in the garden, for example as privacy screens, pergolas, pavilions, etc. Wire beams for trellis systems are supplied by companies such as ‘Frank Bernhardt Zaunsysteme’ or ‘Legi GmbH’.

Flat metal mesh in a planter, planted with ‘brown-eyed Susanne’ (Thunbergia)Triplet flower (Bougainvillea) on inserted trellisesDetail of the previous picture: Triple flower (bougainvillea) on two inserted, spiral-connected trellisesGalvanised steel obelisk for climbing roses, Rosarium Sangerhausen / Saxony-AnhaltGalvanised steel climbing columns for climbing roses, Rosarium Sangerhausen / Saxony-AnhaltFree-standing metal climbing obelisks for roses Spacious metal plug-in grids for flower boxes, planting with star jasminePergola made of hot-dip galvanised and stove-enamelled ‘wire beams’, planted with pipe bindweed (Aristolochia macrophylla)Free-standing metal trellises (‘wire beams’) with Dutchman's PipeModular pergola made of stainless steel, as a trellis for climbing hydrangeas, customised designDetail of the previous photo: Modular pergola made of stainless steel, as a trellis for climbing hydrangeas, customised designMetal rose arches on a staircaseMetal pergola for vinesMetal pergola with vines in a garden

Protective Grids as Climbing Aids

Protective grids for climbing plants are often used in public areas. If they are large enough, such forged steel grids or rod constructions can directly be used as a trellis or support for green climbers. An additional wall trellis is then not necessary. Please note: FassadenGrün sells trellises, but no protective grids.

Several historic protective trellises for roses, Eutin / Schleswig-HolsteinProtective grid for roses, German city SangerhausenForged protective grid for a rosebushProtective grid for clematis that also serves as a climbing aidSmall forged grid to protect a climbing roseWintercreeperThis climbing rose doesn't have an extra climbing aid other than this high protective grid.