At 1.83m wide and 1.2m high, the 1.83M x 1.2M Privacy Square Trellis - Pressure Treated Green/Natural is designed for customers who want a closer lattice than traditional trellis while retaining an open timber structure. Its approximate 50mm square pattern reduces direct sight lines and gives climbing plants plenty of points to weave through.
With 1.2m of height, this panel can form a strong visual screen when fixed to suitable posts or framing, or provide a broad climbing surface against a wall or boundary. It remains open lattice, so it reduces sight lines rather than creating complete privacy. East Coast Fencing manufactures this privacy trellis in-house using 16 x 38mm rough sawn trellis batten. Because the timber is rough sawn, surface texture, saw marks, knots and grain variation are normal and should be expected rather than treated as defects.
The 1.2m height suits projects where a significant area of lattice is required but a full-height trellis would be excessive. It can work well beside seating areas or along a partially screened boundary because the closer squares soften sight lines without blocking all light. Plan the support positions around the 1.83m panel width so the edges are fixed properly rather than left spanning unsupported.
The green/natural treatment protects the timber for outdoor use while leaving its underlying grain and character easy to see. Freshly treated sections can vary in shade and will change naturally after installation as the panel is exposed to weather.
Where this panel is used as a taller screen, provide suitable posts or framing rather than expecting the trellis itself to act as the structural support. Set out the run before fixing so joints land neatly at supports, particularly where several panels are being used together.
The smaller openings make this product a better choice for filtered screening than the more open traditional pattern, but it is still trellis rather than a solid barrier. Browse the wider privacy square trellis range for other heights, or the main trellis panels category if light transmission and openness are higher priorities.
