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Fixing Trellising to Wall

c.p.w.g.w · 2020-06-10 21:22:58

Looking for advice, re attaching trellising to concrete walls... Cheers

10-06-2020 10:22pm

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Looking for advice, re attaching trellising to concrete walls...

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#2 11-06-2020 3:43pm

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Secure vertical treated battens to wall with concrete screws / express nails / plug and screw. Nail / screw trellis to battens.

Batten spacing and size of fixings will depend on the dimensions of the trellis panels.

If you are planning on training large shrubs or roses up the trellis, be sure that the wall can take the added wind load. I've seen a couple of garden walls knocked this way.
On exposed walls I've put plugs into the battens and fixed the trellis using smooth masonry nails. The idea being the nails will pull loose before the trellis brings the wall with it.

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