Trellises
Trellis earns its keep twice, adding privacy without the solid wall of a full-height fence, and giving climbers something to get hold of. We make it to measure, so it fits the run it is going on instead of leaving you with an awkward cut panel at the end. Fitted on top of existing fencing to gain height, or as standalone screening to divide up a garden.
Screening that does not feel like a wall
Trellis solves the problem where you want a bit more privacy but not another foot of solid fence. It breaks a sight line, gives a climber something to get hold of, and lets light and air through instead of casting the whole border into shade.
We make trellis and garden screening to measure and install it across Norwich and Norfolk, either as panels on top of an existing fence or as freestanding screens dividing one part of a garden from another.
Trellis on top of fencing
Adding a trellis topper is the usual way to gain height on a boundary without the fence becoming an oppressive slab. It also matters structurally: an open top takes far less wind load than a solid one, which is easier on the posts. We fit the topper into the existing post line where the posts are sound, or replace posts with taller ones where they are not.
Freestanding screens
Inside a garden, a screen does the useful job of hiding the bins, the oil tank or the compost heap, or of dividing a seating area off from the rest of the lawn without walling it in. Built as a proper framed structure on its own posts, so it stands on its own and does not lean on a hedge.
Patterns and spacing
Square lattice, diagonal lattice, or a contemporary slatted screen with a wide, even gap. Diagonal reads as traditional, square is quieter and disappears behind planting more readily, and horizontal slats sit well with a modern extension. All are made to measure, so the pattern stays even to the end of the run.
Built for climbers
If the point of the trellis is to grow something up it, it needs to be fixed with a gap behind it so air can get round the plant and so you can get at the fence to maintain it. We fix on battens rather than flat against the boards for exactly that reason.
Where we work
We are based in Brundall, just east of Norwich, and cover the city and the surrounding villages — including Hethersett, Wymondham, Cringleford, Eaton and Cringleford. If you are not sure whether we reach you, call Nick on 07377 222997 and he will tell you straight away. Every quote is free and comes with no obligation.
Common questions
Can trellis be added to my existing fence?
How much extra height can I add?
Will it be strong enough for a climber?
Can you paint or stain it?
Ready to start your project?
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