Premier Elite Alderley Chamford Smooth Planed Lattice Trellis Pressure Treated Fence Topper Panel or Wall Climber Width: 6ft (183cm) x Height: 4ft (120cm 1200mm) Privacy 20mm Hole Design

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Product Dimensions Width: 6ft (183cm) x Height: 4ft (120cm) The Elite Alderley Diamond Privacy design trellis has approximately 20mm diamond holes. The Elite Alderley Range uses 8mm x 20mm Laths which are smooth-planed and have smooth rounded edges. 30mm x 35mm timber has been used for the perimeter frame and connected together with bridle joins. The perimeter frame has been rebated for the trellis to sit firmly within. Our wood products are all pressure treated using Tanalith E, green flecks may appear within the wood but will fade over time as the products weather. All products are treated with Tanalith E, green flecks may appear within the wood but will fade over time as the products weather. We recommend not painting the products for up to 6-8 weeks to allow the treatment to completely dry Please note: timber will always contract and expand in different weather conditions, some dimensional variation should be expected. We recommend not painting the products for up to 6-8 weeks to allow the treatment to completely dry.

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General description The Premier Garden Supplies Alderley Privacy Elite Diamond Trellis is a high-quality lattice designed for privacy and support of climbing plants. With its diamond pattern featuring approximately 20mm diamond holes, this trellis can be mounted vertically or horizontally on external walls or fences. It serves as an excellent garden feature, garden screen, or partition to enhance privacy. Technical specifications Dimensions: Width: 6ft (183cm) x Optional Heights: 1ft (30cm), 2ft (60cm), 3ft (90cm), 4ft (120cm), 5ft (150cm), or 6ft (180cm) Lath Thickness: 8mm Lath Width: 20mm Perimeter Frame Dimensions: 30mm x 35mm Other information Wood products are pressure treated using Tanalith E; green flecks may appear but will fade over time. Timber may contract and expand in different weather conditions, leading to some dimensional variation. It is recommended to wait 6-8 weeks before painting to allow the treatment to dry completely.