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Constructing the Trellis

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Building a secret garden, and trim details with a NEW WOOD PRODUCT!

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What happens here

Thermowood Ash slats are used to construct decorative trellis panels on both sides of an entry point. The presenter measures the precise spacing for the vertical slats, noting dimensions such as 29 inches for some and 26 and 5/8 inches for others. Each slat is then individually nailed into the existing wooden framework using a pneumatic nail gun, creating a structured grid. This trellis is designed to support climbing vines, which will eventually provide privacy and contribute to a natural aesthetic.

Goal: Build decorative trellis panels on both sides of the entry point.

Tools and materials

  • Nail Gun — Fastening the slats securely to the trellis frame
  • Speed Square — Ensuring accurate 90-degree cuts and consistent spacing
  • Tape Measure — Measuring the precise spacing and lengths of the slats
  • Thermowood Ash Slats Thermowood.com — Forming the vertical and horizontal elements of the trellis panels
  • Nails — Securing the Thermowood slats to the trellis structure

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with the color scheme here it's going to like almost match our stain on our pergola and on these posts but going to Accent a little bit it's going to be a little bit more visible so it's got this really nice green just looks awesome so it's thermally modified outdoor usage is a and here we're just going to do a little trellis on both sides of our entry eventually you know we'll have some vines that kind of grow up it not too overpowering but something nice and delicate to provide some privacy and give it that natural feeling so that's what we're working on right now Jose you want to help me out got it 29 minus [Music] two at 29 two at 29 help me [Music]

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