Product information for Rushton Hall Treillage Frames

We offer a ten-year rust-free guarantee on each of these products. Although black matt is the standard RAL colour for these wall trellises, any other colour can also be used, if desired. When you order the left-hand or right-hand wall trellis panel, we also provide the four hooks you need to mount it at the optimal distance from the façade (10 cm). Mounting the metal wall trellis in this way ensures that it is securely attached to the wall in a manner that will create optimal growing conditions for the plants and ensure that no damage is caused to the façade behind. Please note you will need to buy the fasteners and screws to attach the hooks.

The various ways of using the Rushton Hall Treillage Frames

Both of the Rushton Hall Treillage Frames are 200 cm tall and 100 cm wide. The curved shape of one side of this outdoor wall trellis panel means that each of these models is predestined to be combined with other metal wall trellises – they are usually positioned on either side of a central wall trellis panel. When used in this way, these garden trellises really increase the impact of the central wrought-iron trellis panel that they flank. Alternatively, the two Rushton Hall Treillage Frames can be used together, without any further wall trellises, to create various decorative effects. If mounted at the correct distance from one another, the curved shape of the Rushton Left and the Rushton Right wall trellises forms a semicircle. Round the other way, with the curved sections on the outside edges, these two wall trellises can be used most effectively to flank a door or a large window.

The inspiration for the Rushton Left and the Rushton Right wall trellis panels

The name of these exclusive wall-mounted trellises is inspired by a venerable English estate in Northamptonshire called Rushton House. This majestic estate, with its extensive formal gardens, was owned for generations by the Tresham family, and today it is a listed property. This estate was the inspiration for the design of the Rushton Hall Treillage Frames.