Raised Bed Trellis for Climbing Plants, 52.5" Foldable Metal A-Frame Plant Support, Heavy Duty, Outdoor

Raised Bed Trellis for Climbing Plants, 52.5" Foldable Metal A-Frame Plant Support, Heavy Duty, Outdoor

Sale price  $71.99 Regular price $76.49
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Raised Bed Trellis for Climbing Plants, 52.5" Foldable Metal A-Frame Plant Support, Heavy Duty, Outdoor

Raised Bed Trellis for Climbing Plants, 52.5" Foldable Metal A-Frame Plant Support, Heavy Duty, Outdoor

Sale price  $71.99 Regular price $76.49

52.5" Foldable Metal A-Frame Trellis for Raised Beds

Sized for raised beds — and it folds flat when the season ends. At 44.5" above the soil, this is the A-frame that fits a raised bed without towering over it. Open it in seconds; collapse it to the thickness of a single panel for storage.

  • 52.5" overall — about 44.5" of trellis stands above the soil. Just 16" wide, with 36" of climbing lattice — a footprint most beds can spare.
  • Phosphated steel frame, treated to resist rust. Built to stay outdoors season after season — not to survive one summer and go orange.
  • Heavy-duty square lattice. The grid gives tendrils and stems a hold at any height — just as good for peas and peppers as it is for cucumbers, tomatoes, and morning glories.
  • Harvest from both sides. An A-frame means you can pick from the front and the back — no more reaching through a tangle of vines.
  • 4 ground stakes hold it steady. Two 8" stakes per panel anchor the frame into raised beds, planters, and in-ground soil, so it stands on its own without leaning on anything.
  • Better airflow, healthier plants. Growing vertically lifts foliage off the soil, improving air circulation and sun exposure while keeping fruit clean and easy to reach.
  • Packs down flat. Collapses for off-season storage in a shed or garage — and sets back up just as fast next spring.

Dimensions: 52.5" overall(44.5" panel + 8" ground stakes)· about 44.5" above ground · 16" wide

A note on care: the ground stakes are uncoated steel, built to be driven into soil. Wipe them dry before storing the trellis indoors for winter and they'll hold up for seasons.

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