Forest Garden Hidcote Lattice - 180 x 30cm - Pack of 10 - Brown


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The Forest Garden Hidcote Lattice is an ideal choice for gardeners and landscapers looking to add structure and vertical support to their outdoor spaces. Designed for climbing plants like roses, this lattice features a classic open diamond pattern and durable, pressure-treated wood. While it provides excellent flexibility for both horizontal and vertical installation, users should note that the 1.8m x 300mm dimensions are specifically sized for smaller trellising sections rather than full-wall coverage.
| Colour | Brown |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | RFL03PK10HD |
| Brand | Forest Garden |
Yes, the lattice can be trimmed, but note that any cut edges will expose untreated wood and should be sealed with a quality wood preservative.
The guarantee covers rot and fungal decay resulting from the pressure treatment process.
No, you will need to purchase screws and brackets appropriate for the surface you are mounting to.
While they provide some screening, the open diamond design is primarily for plant support and will not block sightlines completely.
The lattice is pressure-treated for longevity but comes in a natural wood finish, which can be painted or stained to match your garden style.
Ensure the lattice is not flush against a damp wall; use spacers to allow airflow behind the unit.
Check all mounting points and ensure screws are tightened and appropriate anchors were used for the specific wall type.
Installation requires basic woodworking tools, such as a drill, screws, or mounting brackets, depending on the surface (brick, wood, or stone). Ensure the lattice is installed slightly away from the mounting wall to allow for airflow, which helps prevent moisture buildup and keeps plants healthy. To maintain the integrity of the pressure-treated timber, it is recommended to apply a wood preservative or stain every few years, especially if the panels are exposed to direct sunlight or heavy rainfall. Always check the mounting surface for stability before fixing the panels, as they should be secure enough to withstand wind loads once covered with foliage.