Arbors, And Trellis

An arbor is a part of a hardscape that clutch a garden from ordinary to magnificent, framing a path or gate in a doorway of leaves and flowers. Although the terms are often used interchangeably, arbors and trellises are different structures. One or more of these structures may form part of a complete landscaping plan that includes plantings, lighting, and a patio or terrace. Whatever your desire, these impressive garden accents build sheer beauty and make functional areas to train flowering vines. Plus, they can make so much more, including explaining an entryway, building garden character, or enclosing a space for security.

An arbor typically incorporates a trellis into its structure, creating a tunnel-like passage of climbing plants. Arbors have latticework from one side to the other, often arched. A trellis is usually made to support climbing plants or vines. It can be as easy as a panel attached to the side of a building or freestanding. It includes quality welds made with no filler, exact control of welding variables, free from spatter and spark, and low heat distortion. You can contact us as we will provide products at an affordable price.