An A-shaped metal arch that stands over a raised bed or a pair of large pots and gives a climber something to hold. It assembles from tube sections without tools, and the A-frame shape means the weight of a loaded vine pushes down through the legs instead of pulling the frame over.
Key Features
- A-frame stance: Two sloping sides meeting at the top, so a heavy climber loads the legs rather than tipping the frame.
- Fits over a raised bed: Designed to straddle a bed, leaving the growing space underneath clear.
- Rustproof finish: The tubes are coated for outdoor use on an open terrace.
- Tool-free assembly: Sections push and lock together; nothing needs a spanner.
- Takes out for winter: It comes apart the same way it went together, for flat storage.
Materials & Construction
Metal tubing with a weather-resistant coating, joined by push-fit connectors and a grid panel across each face for the plant to grip. Supplied flat-packed.
Use & Care
- Push every joint fully home before you let a plant climb it.
- Anchor or weight the feet on an exposed terrace — wind, not weight, is what moves it.
- Wipe the coating if it is splashed with fertiliser; salts mark the finish.
- Take it down and store dry over a long monsoon if it is not in use.
Specifications
- Shape: A-frame arch
- Material: Coated metal tube with grid panels
- Assembly: Push-fit, no tools
- Best for: Cucumber, gourd, beans and other climbers
