A pictorial that shows what can be done by a great DIYer, HUBBY!
The reason for the project!
Simple supplies, for around thirty-six bucks!
Treated wood being arranged and nailed together for a side of the trellis; don't ask me which side, KIDDING! The wood was routered/grooved to accept the plastic lattice inserts.
The top of the trellis before painting.
Outdoor workbench made from recycles rusted steel frames; from Number One's welding supplies.
Painting in the garage shop when the rain was not co-operating for outdoor finishing!
One side of the new trellis painted and ready for assembly.
Demolition, not very hard when the wood was rotted.
Location, location, location, yep where the grapevine is, of course, ha! Yellow, Alamandas in the background to the right on our fence, on the left is our Gardenia that had been split by lightning, but as you can see it is doing just fine, it borders our fish pond. The trellis is to the right of our garage and the entrance to our backyard from our cement courtyard through the front wooden gated fence, got that?
Wedges and brackets were installed for non-wiggling.
Hubby secured it to the house and leveled.
That pipe is from our rain gutter going into our rain-barrels.
Looking good on completion, actually that happened yesterday, but I got distracted with my other blog, please forgive.And for some reason the PICS were not uploading right.
Now the retraining of the grapevine begins!That is it on the right side of the trellis!
On this pleasant note, allow me to be the very first to wish all of you a very happy good night and ask you all to kindly count all your blessings and share all your overages with you know whom and we will too!
And next time please be here or be square, ya hear!
Wedges and brackets were installed for non-wiggling.
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