Key production information for the Lamport Hall Treillage Grand Set

The Lamport Hall Grand Set is made up of four separate wall trellis panels. The frame of each of these individual elements is made from 2-cm thick steel tubing. The lattice sections are made from 2-cm steel bands. Our production process, which includes hot-dip galvanising and powder coating the outdoor wall trellises, ensures that they are weather resistant and rustproof. In fact, we offer a ten-year rust-free guarantee for our metal wall trellises, as we do for all of our products that are available to buy online using our online shopping facility.

Included in the Lamport Hall Treillage Grand Set are the 14 sturdy hooks that you will need to mount the four wall trellis panels safely to the wall with the recommended 10-cm gap between façade and trellis. You can choose how close together you would like to position the four individual elements – but please note that, before you get to work mounting your new garden trellis, you will need to buy the fasteners and screws to attach the hooks we provide.

Exclusive metal garden trellis for decorating façades

The Lamport Hall Treillage Grand Set is so much more than just a growing support for climbing plants – it’s a decorative garden element in and of itself that will optically enhance modern and old buildings alike. Various geometric shapes, such as circles, rectangles and squares, are combined to create this truly stunning piece of wall art. The Lamport Hall Grand Set comes as standard in black matt – a colour that makes it stand out particularly well on a white or light-coloured wall. But if you’d prefer another colour – so that it matches your window frames or shutters, for example – then that’s possible too. Like all of our metal wall trellises that are available to buy online, we can powder coat the Lamport Hall Grand Set in any RAL colour you choose, such as blue, green, red or grey.

Appreciating the beauty of treillage frames

Treillage frames became popular during the baroque period and were seen as a special form of garden art. Often they were not planted – instead, they were used as decorative structures to be enjoyed and admired for their beauty. Treillage frames were especially popular towards the end of the 19th century and were often seen on the sides of buildings and walls. So that you too can appreciate your garden trellis in all its glory, we suggest only partially covering the Lamport Hall Grand Set in flowers and plants – that way, the beauty of the structure itself can still shine through. Also, be sure to choose an appropriately sized space for your new wrought-iron trellis – it needs to be mounted on a wall that is at least 320 wide and 260 cm tall.