Ratchet straps! Who knew? You did!!! I'm alone at 69 and have been trying to figure out how to do this by myself. I do have a neighbor who would help me with the t-posts tho. Thank you sooooo very much.
I’m an old widow and wanted to put up something for grapes, but wasn’t sure how to go about it. This was wonderful and helped me so much and I can do this myself. Thank you.
I did this as an arch over the front gate to my home 20 years ago with a 4 x 8 panel. All I can advise is be careful as it will definitely play ‘crack the whip’ with you! It was a big success and I grew Lady Banks Roses (1 each side) and it was lovely. Too sad the next owner tore it all down.
The ratchet straps! Flipping genius! Pretty sure you've saved a few marriages with that tip! 😅 Seriously though, this is a great video. Simple, thorough instructions. Definitely appreciate it!
YES! I did 2! And when the house is finished, I will do several more on the trail to the greenhouse and gardens. I absolutely love it. I was able to do it without asking my husband to help. (I like challenges) thank you, again for sharing!
I was looking on RUclips this morning trying to figure out how I was going to this alone. The straps (why I didn’t think of this) was the advice I needed. Long story short. Thank you.
My wife and I built an arch trellis using cattle panels several years ago. We love it. Usually we alternate between cucumbers and pole beans. This year it’s cucumbers. It’s beautiful to walk through it when it’s covered with greenery. We used 4 panels. Nice video sir. 😊
This is EXACTLY what I needed - thank you so very much for taking the time to explain how to use those clips!! We knew we needed them, but they just come in a bag with no help and no instructions whatsoever - AND my husband is 6'5", wanted to be able to walk through our arches, and you saved us all of the math - thank you!
I've been wanting to do this, and looked at several videos, and yours was the most helpful. I have to do everything myself, and the ratchet strap was just what I needed to help me with this. These cattle panels are not that heavy, but they are awkward to deal with by yourself. I put up two of these arch trellis today. The only thing I did different was to attach the cattle panels about 8-10 inches off the ground to give me a little more height. Great tutorial video! Thanks.
WOW!! THEEEEE FIRST VIDEO IVE EVER WATCHED THAT ACTUALLY SHOWED YOU HOW TO INSTALL THE CLIPS! -nice calm voice that I not need to replay to catch what you said-THANKS!!
I have to say that I have been in love with these trellises. I just couldn't understand how to actually build one. Your video was fantastic and really easy to understand. I particularly liked the info about using ratchet straps to form the shape and control the structure until it is attached to posts. I really appreciate the advice on how to secure the clips to the posts for additional strength and security. I'm headed to my tractor supply to begin shopping for supplies. Thank you kindly. I subscribed because I like your direct and succinct instructions.
Have to say this is the best most comprehensive and safest way to build one I have seen. Some videos I have watched are more comical with a relief when no one is hurt. Thanks for teaching us the correct way. Oh, and those clips, never knew how to use them nor could I find someone who knew.
This is a late post but wanted to comment anyway. I'm 66 years old and after watching this I followed your directions and made one of these for my grapevines. I did it alone t post and all. My ground was fairly easy because of so much rain. That would be the hardest part if your ground is hard. Thanks and good job. 👍
Glad you like them! I'm sure I'm not the first to use them like that, but I just kind of found out that works when I used a strap to load a panel in the truck and it stayed together nicely. Thanks for checking us out!
Great Idea!! I would have liked to See Pictures of it with plants growing on it. I'm in the process of planning a "Plant Cage" using Cattle panels and bird netting That doubles as a hot house in the winter, by covering it with plastic.
Thank you for this comprehensive informative and easy to follow and understand video on how to build an arch using cattle panel. I've watched as many as I could find on this topic and yours is, by far, the best. It's so helpful to watch how it's done, step by step. I appreciate the options you discuss regarding fastening and securing sturdily vs. sturdiest. The tips you give are going to make an awkward job easier to manage. I have absolutely no experience with cattle panels or posts but after watching your video I feel confident that I can do it. Wonderful job!
Thanks so much! We hope it turns out fantastically for you! This one is still "seasonal" and we generally grow annual vegetables on it right now, but it will probably become a grape trellis eventually.
Great video! The tips on using ratchet straps and t-post clip installation are excellent! I learned a lot and I can see how your method is very useful to build safely and efficiently. Thanks!
One of the best instructional how-to's I've seen on RUclips. I already have established 4x8 garden boxes that I'll be using your method to put cattle panel trellises over. Thanks for explaining in detail how you did this. Perfect!
You make it look so easy b/c your instructions are so clear & you don't move too quickly when explaining things. I'd never in 100 years figured out how to use the clips, but with a bit of practice, I'll bet it could be easy! Thanks for sharing, this video is a keeper.
Very good video! The “ratchet straps” that you used, even though they’re not really “ratchet”, are the best choice for this application! I can imagine some poor soul running out and buying ratchet straps to build these, and then struggling to make adjustments due to the unkind ratchets on that style! For the uninitiated, they need to be aware of the two types, and that the slider type is the way to go! Thanks for posting!
@@AnoleGarden I built one today. It is 8 ft long and connects two raised beds. I’m so excited about it. I have English peas planted to grow over it and plan to do green beans next. Thank you again.
It is great to see another Northeast Florida gardener. Thanks for this video. I have always struggled with the t post clips. Not any more. Hope to see more videos from you soon.
@@AnoleGarden Question for you plz: I would would like to position the cattle panel off the ground a foot or so to gain extra width and have 6' t posts. How deep should I plant the posts in what is compacted soil and do you think the exposed height will be adequate to securely hold the panel? I have the supplies, will be doing it your way and am excited for the opportunites this presents! Thank you in advance should u see and be able to answer this question. Wishing you and your family well!
Public apology time... We got a comment asking about the length of the panels. In my excitement and attempt to approve it on my itty-bitty phone screen, I accidentally deleted it. RUclips has no way to recover deleted comments and they're gone forever... I'm so bummed about this. But, I still have the notification email... > What is the length of your panel I listened 2x but did not hear this. thank-you Each panel is 16 feet long and 50 inches (4 ft 2 inches) wide. The combined length of the trellis with two panels is 100 inches or 8 ft 4 inches. The panels also come in 8 foot lengths, which we have used for other purposes, but you really need the 16 footers to make a decent arch. Thanks, Marion! On the plus side, this will now be liked and stuck here for all time. ;)
@@fengyun5310 We use 5'6" posts, but it depends on your soil and the width of your arch. If the posts are too tall, they'll pull the arch outward too much when you fasten it to the top of the posts, which will somewhat "flatten" the arch. If they're too short, the arch won't be as strong and will wobble.. Also, if you have really loose soil, you might want a longer post so it's more stable. If you're not sure, go with longer posts... you can always bang them in deeper if they're too high.
@@brendaclee3 I've seen it listed on Tractor Supply as 4 or 6 guage, depending on which description you read. Each bar is roughly 5.5mm or 0.22 inches in diameter.
Great instructions! Going to follow your good teaching w 2 trellises I have waiting. Luckily I have a young able guy to do the main work w my help Keep producing videos please. Great teacher!
Thank you so much for putting this video out. Excellent idea about the ratchet straps (in our 70s so that will help very much) & I did not know there are clips for the posts - will be looking into that. I was hesitant about using zip ties especially with the hot Sun baking any plastic left outside (we are in SW Arizona & my plastic watering can is brittle & breaking so we will be getting a metal one). Thank you & your lovely wife for making things easier for us with this the first year we are using cattle panels. Judi
This was so great! The information you provided, the reasons why you did what you did, the material information you provided - bravo! Also - T-post driver - didn't know such a thing existed! You saved my arms. Thank you so much! Subscribed and grateful 😀
I get the panels from Blain's Farm and Fleet here in Wisconsin. They are hot dipped galvanized after welding unlike the ones at Tractor Supply or Mills Fleet Farm. I set the panels up on 3 horses and use a thin 4" roller and Rust-Oleum flat black paint and paint both sides and the Tee posts. Each panel takes about 90 - 105 minutes to paint. I used removable zip ties to hold the panels in place when installing as a fence. I think the black isn't as noticeable and everything is one color.
I enjoyed this video. It was well thought out, very calming, and informative. I don't remember ever being shown the correct way to use the clips. Glad I found you and Daisy!
Thank you for demonstrating the hooks. I can't wait to trying as I have had a terrible time trying to get them attached. Also a great tip on the galvanized electric fence wire.
I use these panels in a row with the t posts for my beans. If you were going to remove the arches at the end of the growing season then you could also use the heavier duty zip ties. This is what I use and they work well and are easy to attach and then remove at the end of the gardening season.
This was fantastic! Thank you so much for such a clear, comprehensive, and excellent tutorial! I had noooo idea how those clips worked and would never have figured it out on my own!
I have cattle panels that were used as a c wild hog trap that trapped many a wild hog. You helped to show me another use for them. Really loved your instructional video using the ratchet straps as a safety measure. Great idea, Thank You, for sharing.
These are fence panels so of course the smaller mesh side is to go on the bottom to keep smaller animals in or out as needed when used as fencing. Because the mesh is closer on that side it will be stronger on that side. So when making an arch of several panels I would have the close mesh on both ends of the tunnel. Thanks for the video.
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Ratchet straps! Who knew? You did!!! I'm alone at 69 and have been trying to figure out how to do this by myself. I do have a neighbor who would help me with the t-posts tho. Thank you sooooo very much.
I’m an old widow and wanted to put up something for grapes, but wasn’t sure how to go about it. This was wonderful and helped me so much and I can do this myself. Thank you.
We are happy you found it helpful! ☺️
I'm a disabled single person and it looks like I might be able to do it too. Thank you!!
Be careful!
I did this as an arch over the front gate to my home 20 years ago with a 4 x 8 panel. All I can advise is be careful as it will definitely play ‘crack the whip’ with you! It was a big success and I grew Lady Banks Roses (1 each side) and it was lovely. Too sad the next owner tore it all down.
Why be careful @@NonaGross
2 years later, but this is the most informative video I have watched on making an arch trellis with a cattle panel. Thank you for it.
Thank you for one of the clearest and easiest instructional videos I’ve ever had the privilege of watching!
The ratchet straps! Flipping genius! Pretty sure you've saved a few marriages with that tip! 😅
Seriously though, this is a great video. Simple, thorough instructions. Definitely appreciate it!
Glad it was helpful! Let us know if you build one. Thanks for checking us out!
YES! I did 2! And when the house is finished, I will do several more on the trail to the greenhouse and gardens. I absolutely love it. I was able to do it without asking my husband to help. (I like challenges) thank you, again for sharing!
@@jannafolsom1069can I come see your garden? It sounds beautiful!!!
Perfect timing even 3 yrs later. I'm doing this but attaching to fence for my kiwis 🥝
Thank you
I was looking on RUclips this morning trying to figure out how I was going to this alone. The straps (why I didn’t think of this) was the advice I needed. Long story short. Thank you.
Yeah! We are happy to help ☺️.
My wife and I built an arch trellis using cattle panels several years ago. We love it. Usually we alternate between cucumbers and pole beans. This year it’s cucumbers. It’s beautiful to walk through it when it’s covered with greenery. We used 4 panels. Nice video sir. 😊
I’m about to do watermelon on mine
Using the ratchet straps is brilliant! Thank you for all the details.
You are very welcome!
Work smart not hard, that's the way to do it! Appreciate your other video showing how to transport them too!
You are a very good teacher! You sound like a professional.
Well done! Glad to find and sub to your channel. NE FL here, too.
A wonderful presentation from beginning to end. Clearly spoken .Explained in detail.
Much appreciated! Thanks for checking us out!
This is EXACTLY what I needed - thank you so very much for taking the time to explain how to use those clips!! We knew we needed them, but they just come in a bag with no help and no instructions whatsoever - AND my husband is 6'5", wanted to be able to walk through our arches, and you saved us all of the math - thank you!
That's great, we're so glad everything worked out for you! We hope you get lots growing on it! :) Thanks for checking us out!
Calm, clear, with great visual cuts and editing. I’m a total noob and I’ve learned so much in one video. Truly great production here! Thanks so much!
i’ve watched several videos on using cattle panels for planting archways. Many are very good. This is the best I’ve seen to date. Well done.
Good video. Thanks.
This was explained so well, that I feel much less intimidated by trying to do this on my own. Thank you and you have a new subscriber! 😉
You got this! It really isn't that difficult if you are patient and have a little bit of help. Thanks for the comment and the sub! :)
I've been wanting to do this, and looked at several videos, and yours was the most helpful. I have to do everything myself, and the ratchet strap was just what I needed to help me with this. These cattle panels are not that heavy, but they are awkward to deal with by yourself. I put up two of these arch trellis today. The only thing I did different was to attach the cattle panels about 8-10 inches off the ground to give me a little more height. Great tutorial video! Thanks.
Love the idea using the ratchet straps to hold things in place safety is very important
We've learned that being safe usually only takes a couple of extra minutes, whereas scars and stitches take a long time. ;) Thanks for joining us!
WOW!! THEEEEE FIRST VIDEO IVE EVER WATCHED THAT ACTUALLY SHOWED YOU HOW TO INSTALL THE CLIPS! -nice calm voice that I not need to replay to catch what you said-THANKS!!
Thank you very much!😎☺️
So far you have the best video explaining how to build one of these arched cattle panels trellis. Well done ❤️
Thank you so much! 😊
Excellent explanations. Thank you
Great info with detail for beginners. Thanks.
Thanks so much!
I have to say that I have been in love with these trellises. I just couldn't understand how to actually build one. Your video was fantastic and really easy to understand. I particularly liked the info about using ratchet straps to form the shape and control the structure until it is attached to posts. I really appreciate the advice on how to secure the clips to the posts for additional strength and security. I'm headed to my tractor supply to begin shopping for supplies. Thank you kindly. I subscribed because I like your direct and succinct instructions.
Thank you so much for your feedback! ☺️
Have to say this is the best most comprehensive and safest way to build one I have seen. Some videos I have watched are more comical with a relief when no one is hurt. Thanks for teaching us the correct way. Oh, and those clips, never knew how to use them nor could I find someone who knew.
Thanks! I broke quite a few of those clips before I found out how they worked. Thanks for checking us out!
Well, I'll be. I needed to know this and here you are. Thanks so much!
This is a late post but wanted to comment anyway.
I'm 66 years old and after watching this I followed your directions and made one of these for my grapevines.
I did it alone t post and all.
My ground was fairly easy because of so much rain. That would be the hardest part if your ground is hard.
Thanks and good job. 👍
Excellent work!👍 What an accomplishment! We hope you get lots of grapes 🍇!
Great idea with the ratchet straps!!
Thanks! Vocals were clear. Instructions were realistic, simple and to the point. And, I'm glad Daisy was there to help you! :)
Thanks! She can be quite useful at times. ;)
This was good information and after years finally know the right way to use the wires that come with steel/ metal posts.. Thanks..
definitely educational think I would go wider with above ground boxes each side with walkway down the middle thank you
Those ratchet straps are a great idea!
Glad you like them! I'm sure I'm not the first to use them like that, but I just kind of found out that works when I used a strap to load a panel in the truck and it stayed together nicely. Thanks for checking us out!
I may build this one for my climbing roses. This is the best I have seen so far. Thank you
Good information .
I will show my wife this video, she will be as happy as I am to begin our path toward self sufficiency, as much as out land and imagination allow
Thank you! Enjoy your journey...you'll have success and some failures. Learn from the failures 😸.
I APPRECIATE how thoughtful and thorough you are with this tutorial! Especially the instruction on the clips. Thank you.
Great Idea!! I would have liked to See Pictures of it with plants growing on it. I'm in the process of planning a "Plant Cage" using Cattle panels and bird netting That doubles as a hot house in the winter, by covering it with plastic.
Oh man, you solved a problem for me. Thank you so much.
Thank you for taking the time to make this video for us. This is exactly what we are trying to build this spring. :)
Very well explained, calm, great visuals and good advise on safety. Thank you so much for posting this!!
Thank you for this comprehensive informative and easy to follow and understand video on how to build an arch using cattle panel. I've watched as many as I could find on this topic and yours is, by far, the best. It's so helpful to watch how it's done, step by step. I appreciate the options you discuss regarding fastening and securing sturdily vs. sturdiest. The tips you give are going to make an awkward job easier to manage. I have absolutely no experience with cattle panels or posts but after watching your video I feel confident that I can do it. Wonderful job!
Thanks so much! We hope it turns out fantastically for you! This one is still "seasonal" and we generally grow annual vegetables on it right now, but it will probably become a grape trellis eventually.
Thank you very much for your teaching. It’s very easy to do.
You are very welcome!
Great tips and information ty
You're welcome. Thank you for watching.😊
Great video! The tips on using ratchet straps and t-post clip installation are excellent! I learned a lot and I can see how your method is very useful to build safely and efficiently. Thanks!
I ruined a lot of clips before I found the screwdriver method, so I figured I can't be the only one. ;) Thanks for checking us out!
where l can l buy trellis
Thanks for the clear description.
One of the best instructional how-to's I've seen on RUclips. I already have established 4x8 garden boxes that I'll be using your method to put cattle panel trellises over. Thanks for explaining in detail how you did this. Perfect!
THANK YOU SO MUCH!. Such of informative video.
We are happy you think so!
The best video about cattle panel trellis set up I've seen. I'm definitely going to use your method. Thank you.
Awesome, thank you!
Straps are a great idea!!!!
I'm by myself. I think I can do this. Ty
This video is EXACTLY what we needed! Thank you so much for your time!!
We are happy to help!!!☺️
Best trellis video. Very easy steps. It helped us build our trellis.
That's great! I hope you can grow a lot on your trellis! Thanks for joining us!
You make it look so easy b/c your instructions are so clear & you don't move too quickly when explaining things. I'd never in 100 years figured out how to use the clips, but with a bit of practice, I'll bet it could be easy! Thanks for sharing, this video is a keeper.
Very good video! The “ratchet straps” that you used, even though they’re not really “ratchet”, are the best choice for this application! I can imagine some poor soul running out and buying ratchet straps to build these, and then struggling to make adjustments due to the unkind ratchets on that style! For the uninitiated, they need to be aware of the two types, and that the slider type is the way to go! Thanks for posting!
Love 💕 your explanation of how to make a trellis with cattle panels , very thorough and easy to fallow, thank you and greetings from Massachusetts
I'm a beginner and was superbly confused about all this.. but now feeling confident and ready to start... tx u explained it so well.. 😊❣
You can do it! You'll love having the panels!
This is the best video I've seen on putting up panels. Thanks!!
Thank you! 😊
This was very thorough and as a beginner, I appreciate you explaining it step by step. I could follow along very easily. 👩🌾❤️
Thanks! We do our best to be thorough without rambling too much.
You isn’t rambl. I saved the video in my library for spring. Too cold out in the garden quite yet. Thanks.
@@AnoleGarden I built one today. It is 8 ft long and connects two raised beds. I’m so excited about it. I have English peas planted to grow over it and plan to do green beans next. Thank you again.
It is great to see another Northeast Florida gardener. Thanks for this video. I have always struggled with the t post clips. Not any more. Hope to see more videos from you soon.
Thank you! 😸
We are busy but hope to get back soon!
Best cattle panel video I’ve seen. The ratchet strap helped (hopefully) solve my transport issue. Keep up the great work!
Awesome! Thank you!
Yours was the best istruction video on building a catte panel arch! Thank you soo much!
Thank you for the wonderfully presented and paced instruction which is very appreciated!!
You are very welcome!
@@AnoleGarden Question for you plz: I would would like to position the cattle panel off the ground a foot or so to gain extra width and have 6' t posts. How deep should I plant the posts in what is compacted soil and do you think the exposed height will be adequate to securely hold the panel? I have the supplies, will be doing it your way and am excited for the opportunites this presents! Thank you in advance should u see and be able to answer this question. Wishing you and your family well!
Public apology time... We got a comment asking about the length of the panels. In my excitement and attempt to approve it on my itty-bitty phone screen, I accidentally deleted it. RUclips has no way to recover deleted comments and they're gone forever... I'm so bummed about this. But, I still have the notification email...
> What is the length of your panel I listened 2x but did not hear this. thank-you
Each panel is 16 feet long and 50 inches (4 ft 2 inches) wide. The combined length of the trellis with two panels is 100 inches or 8 ft 4 inches.
The panels also come in 8 foot lengths, which we have used for other purposes, but you really need the 16 footers to make a decent arch.
Thanks, Marion! On the plus side, this will now be liked and stuck here for all time. ;)
What size of T-post you use? 5" or 6"? And what length you think it is the best? thanks.
sorry, I meant 5 or 6 ft. not inch.
@@fengyun5310 We use 5'6" posts, but it depends on your soil and the width of your arch. If the posts are too tall, they'll pull the arch outward too much when you fasten it to the top of the posts, which will somewhat "flatten" the arch. If they're too short, the arch won't be as strong and will wobble.. Also, if you have really loose soil, you might want a longer post so it's more stable. If you're not sure, go with longer posts... you can always bang them in deeper if they're too high.
Could you please tell us what guage of cattle panel you used?
@@brendaclee3 I've seen it listed on Tractor Supply as 4 or 6 guage, depending on which description you read. Each bar is roughly 5.5mm or 0.22 inches in diameter.
Simple supplies, excellent tutelage, this is a lovely way to build on a garden efficiently and safely.
Informative video. Thanks for posting!
Thank you
You're welcome! Thanks for checking us out!
Yes...I'm so doing this next week
Great instructions! Going to follow your good teaching w 2 trellises I have waiting. Luckily I have a young able guy to do the main work w my help
Keep producing videos please.
Great teacher!
I hope you have a young able helper too! Thank you so much for your encouragement ☺️.
Really nice job on the instructions. Very much appreciated how you didn't add a bunch of filler either.
Thanks! We try to keep everything as short as possible... your time is as valuable as ours. :) Thanks for the comment and for checking us out!
Excellent video. 😀
Thank you very much! We appreciate the support!
Good vid! Thank you for taking the time to post this.
Thank you so much for putting this video out. Excellent idea about the ratchet straps (in our 70s so that will help very much) & I did not know there are clips for the posts - will be looking into that. I was hesitant about using zip ties especially with the hot Sun baking any plastic left outside (we are in SW Arizona & my plastic watering can is brittle & breaking so we will be getting a metal one). Thank you & your lovely wife for making things easier for us with this the first year we are using cattle panels. Judi
We are glad you found it helpful. Thank you for letting us know 😊.
Thank you for explaining how to use the clips!
You are welcome! 😊
This was so great! The information you provided, the reasons why you did what you did, the material information you provided - bravo! Also - T-post driver - didn't know such a thing existed! You saved my arms. Thank you so much! Subscribed and grateful 😀
Happy to help! Thank you for your support!☺️
Thank you sharing this video on how to DIY. We appreciate it.
You are welcome 😸
Thanks for the video! Now I know how far apart the base should be to get the correct height!
Your ratchet strap idea is brilliant. Thank you for sharing.
You are welcome! We are glad you found it helpful 😸!
I get the panels from Blain's Farm and Fleet here in Wisconsin. They are hot dipped galvanized after welding unlike the ones at Tractor Supply or Mills Fleet Farm. I set the panels up on 3 horses and use a thin 4" roller and Rust-Oleum flat black paint and paint both sides and the Tee posts. Each panel takes about 90 - 105 minutes to paint. I used removable zip ties to hold the panels in place when installing as a fence. I think the black isn't as noticeable and everything is one color.
I enjoyed this video. It was well thought out, very calming, and informative. I don't remember ever being shown the correct way to use the clips. Glad I found you and Daisy!
We are glad you found it helpful 😊!
Thank you for demonstrating the hooks. I can't wait to trying as I have had a terrible time trying to get them attached. Also a great tip on the galvanized electric fence wire.
Glad you found it helpful! 🤗Thank you for for letting us know.
I use these panels in a row with the t posts for my beans. If you were going to remove the arches at the end of the growing season then you could also use the heavier duty zip ties. This is what I use and they work well and are easy to attach and then remove at the end of the gardening season.
You gave me a great idea!
Love the video - great presentation. Thanks!
Dude this video is so perfect for what I need. Thank you. The part about the clips was especially helpful.
Glad it helped! Let us know if what you end up growing on it if you make one! Thanks for checking us out!
This was the best video on the topic that I’ve seen. THANKS!
great video! thank you !!
This instruction was brilliant,thank you I’m subscribing, because this is one of the best tutorials I’ve ever seen.
Thank you so much!
Thank you so much! This is the most thorough instructional video I've seen. Now on to building my cattle panel arch.
You won't regret having one!
This was fantastic! Thank you so much for such a clear, comprehensive, and excellent tutorial! I had noooo idea how those clips worked and would never have figured it out on my own!
Thank you for showing safety means time and planning, just like anything in nature 💐
We agree. 😃Thank you for checking us out.
I have cattle panels that were used as a c wild hog trap that trapped many a wild hog. You helped to show me another use for them. Really loved your instructional video using the ratchet straps as a safety measure. Great idea, Thank You, for sharing.
Thank you for this tutorial. I shared with a friend who is about to build a trellis.
very detailed information excellent.
Glad you liked it, thanks!
Thank you for the video. it was great an easy to understand how to do it.😊
Thanks for sharing your talents with us!
It's our pleasure!
Perfect video. Instructions are easy to understand and suggested a few things we probably wouldn't have thought of if left to our own devices!
We are happy to hear you found the video helpful. We try to make the video both understandable and helpful. Thank you for your encouraging feedback.
Those clips and the t post driver are great tricks thanks.
These are fence panels so of course the smaller mesh side is to go on the bottom to keep smaller animals in or out as needed when used as fencing.
Because the mesh is closer on that side it will be stronger on that side.
So when making an arch of several panels I would have the close mesh on both ends of the tunnel.
Thanks for the video.
Great Video. Thank you so much. Will be making trellises and a turkey run for my poults. Perfect!
Great job....looks terrific.....I want to do this in my garden but only with one cattle panel. Yours is really nice.