Lattice

Definition

Crossed wood or steel bars to create a decorative screen.

Purpose

Lattice structures provide decorative elements, privacy, and support for climbing plants. They are used in gardens, patios, and building facades to enhance aesthetics and functionality.

Examples of Use

• Garden trellises: Support for climbing plants like vines and roses.
• Privacy screens: Create decorative partitions in gardens and outdoor spaces.
• Building facades: Add architectural interest and shading to exterior walls.

Related Terms

• Trellis: A framework of light wooden or metal bars, used to support plants.
• Pergola: A garden structure with a lattice roof that provides shade and support for climbing plants.
• Arbor: A garden structure with a lattice design, often used as an entrance or focal point.

Notes

• Lattice panels can be made from wood, metal, or synthetic materials, offering various design options.
• Proper installation and maintenance are crucial to ensure the longevity and stability of lattice structures.
• Lattices can be painted or stained to match the surrounding decor and protect against the elements.