SMART NEW DIY CABLE TRELLIS
18 Feb 2015
Easy Green™ is a smart new cable trellis wall mount that can be used to create eye-catching green garden walls simply and easily every time.
Vertical climbing plants need a base structure to encourage the growth needed for attractive green facades and green walls. For years, gardeners and landscapers have cobbled together timber lattice, clothes line wire, nails and other household or hardware items to support their climbing plants, but these combinations are often ineffective, difficult to install and can be unsightly for long periods while plants grow.
The new Easy Green™ cable trellis system from Ronstan utilises components purpose designed for ease of trellis installation onto timber, masonry or concrete.
Based around a unique composite wall mount and 4mm diameter stainless steel cable, Easy Green™ can be simply installed in a wide variety of trellis or espalier patterns to form an attractive feature aesthetic right from installation. Wall mounts have a unique clamp top that holds the trellis at a distance from the wall that allows the plant space to grow with good airflow.
Easy Green™ along with Ronstan’s other specialist cable trellis systems is detailed in the new Ronstan Cable Trellis Catalogue, which will sit well on any coffee table and is packed full of inspirational green sculptures, walls and arbour ideas as well as technical advice.
Ronstan provides a “total solution” in landscape trellis systems with cables, meshes and components designed to work together to provide optimal growth conditions for climbing plants. Structures are engineered to specific criteria and every detail is examined. Ronstan doesn’t shy from the complicated and does its utmost to realise client dreams.
For awe-inspiring cable trellis ideas or more information on Easy Green™ download the Cable Trellis Catalogue
Ph: 1300 131 520
Email: architectural@ronstan.com.au
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