Pressure treated convex diamond lattice trellis, DT1, 300mm shoulder height x 1830mm wide

Pressure treated convex diamond lattice trellis, DT3, 450mm shoulder height x 1830mm wide

Pressure treated convex diamond lattice trellis, DT5, 600mm shoulder height x 1830mm wide

Pressure treated convex diamond lattice trellis, DT14, 1600mm shoulder height x 1830mm wide

Close-up of pressure treated diamond lattice trellis framing and lattice construction

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Pressure Treated Convex Diamond Lattice Trellis

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Quick answer: A decorative arched diamond lattice panel for topping fencing, supporting climbing plants or adding a lighter boundary where a solid panel would block too much light. The convex top rises above the stated shoulder height to create a softer curved finish.

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Product code	Shoulder height	Width	Approx. maximum height
DT1	300mm	1830mm	410mm
DT3	450mm	1830mm	560mm
DT5	600mm	1830mm	710mm
DT14	1600mm	1830mm	1800mm

Construction details

Planed pressure-treated softwood for exterior use
Approximately 20mm-wide x 8mm-thick lattice strips
Approximately 40mm openings measured from the inside edges
Approximately 30mm x 30mm framing on DT1, DT3 and DT5
Approximately 45mm x 45mm framing on DT14
Planed frame with rounded corners

Where it works best

Adding decorative height above fence panels or walls
Supporting light climbing plants
Creating partial screening without a fully closed boundary
Using DT14 as a taller decorative lattice panel

Before you order

Shaped lattice sizes are listed by shoulder height x width, not by the highest point of the arch.
Posts, battens, brackets and fixings are supplied separately.
This is a decorative screening panel, not a structural guarding panel.
Where panels are cut or drilled, treat exposed timber in line with the treatment supplier's guidance.

Natural timber: Colour variation, knots, small checks and limited movement can occur as the timber dries and weathers outdoors. Pressure treatment improves durability but does not make the product maintenance-free.