Key product details for the Knebworth House Treillage Grand Set

For the frame of this four-part metal wall trellis we use 2-cm steel tubes. The latticework sections, on the other hand, are made from 2-cm steel bands. Each of the four wall trellis panels is one solid piece, made from individual steel elements that have been welded together by hand. Each of these four structures is then hot-dip galvanised and powder coated in black. If you prefer, you can also order the Knebworth Grand Set in any other RAL colour – such as green, blue, white or grey. The world’s your oyster!

Like all of our outdoor wall trellises, the Knebworth House Treillage Grand Set is available to buy online using our online shopping option. The set comprises four wall trellises and the hooks required to mount the trellises at the optimal distance from the façade (10 cm). The three large wall trellis panels (one central wall trellis panel and the two unusually shaped wall trellises that flank it) are all 100 cm wide by 200 cm tall. The semi-circular garden trellis that is the crowning glory of this striking wall trellis set is 200 cm wide and 50 cm in height. Collectively, the four wall trellis panels measure 320 cm across and 260 cm in height at the highest point. In total, this magnificent wrought-iron trellis weighs 60 kg, making it a solid and sturdy growing support for many types of climbing plants.

Before you mount the four wall trellis panels, you’ll need to buy the fasteners and screws to attach the hooks we provide. Because our products are hot-dip galvanised and powder coated, they are protected from weathering and rusting for many, many years. This means we can offer you an impressive ten-year rust-free guarantee.

Four-part metal wall trellis inspired by English stately home

This elegant metal garden trellis, which has an almost luxurious feel to it, is named after Knebworth House, a stately home in Hertfordshire, England. The property was originally built in the Late Gothic style and has been owned by the Lytton family since 1490. Knebworth House was rebuilt in the 19th century as the exotically playful, neo-Gothic house that we see today. Knebworth House has seen a number of illustrious residents over the years, such as the Grand Duke Michail Alexandrowitsch of Russia and his morganatic wife. But the most famous inhabitant was Sir Edward Bulwer-Lytton, a writer, dramatist and statesman who was well-known during the reign of Queen Victoria. Whilst he was living in Knebworth House, England’s most famous garden designers, Edwin Lutyens and Gertrude Jeckyll, created the main parterre and the herb garden. So our Knebworth House Treillage Grand Set, a most opulent and imposing structure, is associated with some impressive gardening and architectural traditions.