Wire Rope Trellis System 8060
Variable basic form for high greening. For large, windowless wall surfaces, particularly in addition to the linear guidance of strictly-formed climbing plants, such as vines or wisteria, around windows where several wall openings are framed by cable. The result is latticed climbing systems with very large meshes. Height and width of each 'mesh' are then usually greater than the maximum allowable distance between two wall mounts, which is 1.2 - 2.2 m, depending on the construction style. Therefore, not only are cross mounts required in the nodes of the mesh, but intermediate supports are also needed. We have classified this form as a "cable system" only to give sample assembly instructions for such arrangements.
Information and installation (mounting) tips *Not available as a kit
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Height x Width: Shown here is an area of max. 6 x 6 metres (8.8 m x 7.20 m with a heavy kit). Trellis base: ~1 -2 m above the ground. With extra mounts, the basic form can be extended; then- every 1.5 m or so (2.2 or 1.8 m) plan to provide intermediate supports (clamps). Please contact us if necessary.
Required Parts: You can put medium, heavy, und massive kits together. This basic form isn't suitable for easy und light kits due to the large areas. When selecting your kit, please also refer to the tips under these sections: climbing plants and attachment. Depending on the style/kit, you'll need the following:
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Wire-rope 1.8 or 3 or 4 mm
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Cross mount and rawl plug (dowel)
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(Free-floating) cross clamps
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end hulls or sleeves
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tools und binding material (possibly)
Installation: as shown in the diagrams; please also refer to the mounting tips in chart above.
Vine Training: See diagrams R 01 - R 03. Branched garlands also as whole or half "Christmas-tree" forms.
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