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You could fit posts to the face(s) of the wall and then fit trellis to those. Would need to use shims to get it centred and it might all look a bit ugly. But I would think definitely sturdy enough, especially as you only want a 2-3ft trellis.
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Cheers. I think I'm going to have to put them in the ground, I just don't trust the stability of the wall to carry any side load.
Anyone used one of these before? Considering getting on to finish off excavating my back garden, it's been back breaking so far and figure this could come in handy on the allotment too.
Polygon
Going back a few pages, regarding my garden wall I posted about, work has stopped for the winter while it's been way too wet/cold/dark to do much. Looking forward I'd like to fit a 2 or 3ft fence trellis above it for some extra privacy. Is there any way of doing this so it ends up in the centreline of the wall? I'm guessing trying to fix it to the top of the wall will pull it down with the first string wind.