The 3000 category contains T-shaped climbing systems. The plants are thus drawn up and then guided horizontally over windows and doors, on both sides. The vertical area of the trellises is sometimes used only for the guidance of the trunk, which often remains leafless... then only one wire rope is needed there. Roses, grapevines, and clematis love several parallel lines (of rope), but climbers like wisteria rather require one-rope systems to prevent entanglement. Some plants, particularly twining types, come into the horizontal position only with increased effort; T-shaped systems are therefore only suitable in certain conditions. Learn more in the climbing plants and planning sections.
Sturdy, basic form for greater height/breadth; with additional mounts, expandable as desired.
For the optimal unfolding and development of many plants on horizontal AND vertical cables.