Lattice Metal Arch – Round Top

Made from durable black powder-coated steel, the weather-resistant Lattice Metal Arch is strong enough to support the most vigorous of climbing plants.

The Lattice Metal Arch has a width of 131 cm, a height of 244 cm and includes ground spikes for extra stability. The gap between uprights measures 112cm wide.

• Black Powder Coated finish
• Robust Steel Construction
• Comes flat packed; easy assembly. Illustrated Manual included.

The Lattice Metal Arch forms part of our Garden Structures range.

Takasho Garden Arches

Add structure, height and timeless appeal to your outdoor space with a stylish Garden Arch. Whether you choose a durable metal design or a natural timber option, a garden arch provides an attractive framework for climbing plants. At the same time, it creates a welcoming feature that can enhance almost any garden.

A garden arch is more than simply a support for plants. For example, it can create an inviting entrance, define different areas of your garden or provide a striking focal point among flower beds and greenery. As climbing plants grow upwards and across the structure, they add colour, texture and natural beauty at different heights. As a result, they can help transform an ordinary garden into a more layered and visually interesting space.

Furthermore, garden arches are ideal for supporting a wide range of climbing plants, including roses, jasmine, wisteria, vines, bougainvillea and other flowering climbers. Over time, your chosen plants can weave through the arch to create a beautiful natural display. Depending on the plants you choose, they can also provide a cool and shaded retreat.

Designed with both style and practicality in mind, Takasho garden arches are supplied flat packed and are easy to assemble. Metal arches feature durable finishes designed to withstand outdoor conditions, while timber arches add warmth and natural character to your garden. In addition, depending on the design, ground spikes or suitable fixing points can provide extra stability.

Position your Lattice Metal Arch at an entrance, along a garden path or between different outdoor areas to create a sense of movement and purpose. Then, simply add your favourite climbers and watch as the structure becomes an attractive living feature that changes with the seasons.

Benefits of the Lattice Metal Arch

• Creates an attractive entrance or welcoming point
• Adds height and structure to your garden
• Provides an ideal framework for climbing plants
• Creates a stylish focal point in flower beds and outdoor spaces
• Helps divide larger gardens into separate areas
• Adds colour, texture and visual interest at different levels
• Can provide shade as climbing plants mature
• Suitable for flowering climbers, vines and trailing greenery
• Supplied flat packed for convenient transport and storage
• Easy to assemble and install
• Provides a practical and decorative addition to gardens, patios and pathways

Create a Living Garden Feature

Pair your Lattice Metal Arch with your favourite climbing plants to create a beautiful garden feature that develops naturally over time. For example, fragrant jasmine and colourful nasturtiums can add colour and scent, while climbing roses, wisteria and other vigorous climbers can create a lush, eye-catching display. As a result, the right combination of plants can transform your arch into a welcoming feature that brings your garden to life.

For the best results, choose plants that are suited to your local climate and, where necessary, provide suitable support as they establish. In addition, consider the amount of sunlight and space available when selecting your climbers. With the right positioning and planting, your garden arch can become a long-lasting feature. Over time, it will add character, colour and a sense of occasion to your outdoor space.

Learn more

• Here’s a great page on the top 10 plants to grow over a Garden Arch.
• Edible or ornamental? Here’s some ideas on what kinds of plants work best.
• Gardening Australia’s Lee Sullivan shares some advice on planting a Vertical Garden over an arch.
• And here’s a 5 minute video of how Gardening Australia’s Hannah Moloney used a Garden Arch in Tasmania for deciduous grapes and evergreen climbers.