Wire rope trellis system, basic form no. 9040: Fassadengruen

Wire Rope Trellis System 9040

Assembly sketch for wire rope system no. 9040

Under the system 9040, designs are combined such that an awkward or bothersome window (or similar) can be integrated within a (usually) large climbing field, as with 8030. The 9030 is not a system per se (it is not offered as a kit), but we've classified it as a cable system mainly to provide assembly instructions valid for all similar cases and arrangements. For support in choosing an appropriate trellis size/style, refer to our section on climbing plants (charts at bottom of each plant profile).

Information and instllation (mounting) tips *Not available as a kit

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Dimensions: according to the requirements of the respective wall situation. Depending on the required stability, it is possible to use free-floating cross clamps at intersection large points in the inner area instead of wall mounts/clamps (which reduces cost as well). However, the maximum distance from mount to mount should not exceed 2.2 m; for heavy and massive kits: max distance 1.5 m (vertical ropes) or 1.8 m (horizontal ropes).

Required Parts: light, medium, heavy und massive kits can be arranged together. Easy kits are possible, but the cable guide and arrangement of cable clamps may be confusing. Depending on the required stability, it is possible to use free-floating clamps instead of of wall mounts at intersecting points in the inner area (which can also save costs). For support in selecting a style and parts, please refer to our tips under Climbing Plants and also, if necessary, under anchors/mounts. Depending on the arrangement, you'll need the following:

wire rope: 1.8 or 3 or 4 mm
cross mount (and plug)
(free-floating) cross clamps
end sleeves
tools und binding/tying material (possibly)

Installation: as shown in the diagrams; please also refer to the mount tips (see in chart above, click on respective kit). You can apply the sequence of assembly to similar and different arrangements. Basically, a frame is constructed first, then the rope sections tangent to the opening or recess are laid, then all others.

Greenery on an old castle tower, Stuttgart / Baden-Wuerttemberg — **Heavy** Kit, protective grid (falling safeguard) for **ivy** (after damage caused by storm and trimming)

Climbing/Trellis elements, construction style "Classic" for grapevines — Climbing elements in medium style

Tensioned cable around a window — Tension wires in our medium **classic** style. The climbing field was subdivided into equally high sections with few horizontal ropes; at the window, the middle horizontal ropes were interrupted and moved.

Wire rope on a garage — Medium style "classic," this time with mounts **WM 10081**, vine in development

Wall greening with grapevine — Wall greening with **grapevine**

Trellis made of wire rope — **Massive** Kit, climbing grid for climbing roses: here only every third rope was fastened with wall mounts. The other ropes are inserted loosely, similar to **5050**.

Tensioned wire rope on a garage — Garage window with **grapevine**, middle style **classic**. The upper inner corners of the window "frame" were trained here with free-floating **cross clamps** .