Arched Garden Screens

Composite arched trellis, without the upkeep

A traditional arched trellis looks good for a season or two, then starts to grey, split and sag. Ours is made from wood plastic composite, so it holds the crisp lines of the laser-cut pattern year after year — in full sun or driving rain — with nothing more than an occasional wash down.

Trellis or screen?

Both, depending on how you use it. Left bare, the arched profile and cut-out pattern work as a decorative privacy screen. Planted up, the openwork gives climbers like clematis, jasmine or honeysuckle something to grab, exactly as a trellis would — it just won’t need replacing underneath them in three years’ time.

Three styles, one arch

Every panel shares the same arched top profile, so you can mix patterns along a run of fence and keep the silhouette consistent. Use one as a feature behind a bench, or repeat them along a boundary to break up a long, flat fence line.