How to Build a Chevron Lattice Trellis
by Danielle from Easter Avenue Company
Hey guys! It’s Danielle from Easter Avenue Company with an easy Chevron Lattice Tutorial.
SUPPLY LIST (to make 1 lattice frame)
- 5 pressure treated 2x2x8′
- 4 1×2 8′ pressure treated drywall strips
- 1 box 1 1/2″ exterior galvanized finish nails
- miter saw
- hammer or nail gun
- measuring tape
COST
TIME
Once the body of your frame is together you can start cutting the “chevron” from the drywall strips.
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Danielle, this is so lovely — we are so glad we found you on Instagram!
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Thank you so much for the feature!! xo
Thank you for sharing your lovely tutorial, Danielle!
Great project, looks like a lot of fun! Featured on Ana-White.com
Keep up the great work!
Thanks for the feature!!
Thanks for the feature! Love your site!
You inspired me. I knocked one out of scrap wood for my beans to trellis up in less than 2 hours from start to finish. The house is really modern and this spot is visible to everyone, so I needed a clean looking design. Thank you so much!
Awesome, Lyss! We would love to see a picture! You can share here: https://www.remodelaholic.com/share-brag-post/ Thanks!
Awesome! Can’t wait to see it!!
WOW! You have really managed to update the old lattice-style with something so modern and contemporary. I just love them. These are just what I have been looking for to place between the supports on my veranda.I will put the pots on the grass and attach the trellises to the supports – will do double duty- a support for my plants and a screen for that side of the veranda!!! Oh, can’t wait till the weather warms up and I can begin.
Thank you so very much for sharing this wonderful idea with us, Excellent tutorial with great photos.
Lis
Thanks for the comment, Lis! We’d love to see pictures of what you do!
Literally just finished making one out of 5/8″ x 1.5″ vinyl PVC trim. It looks great, and we shouldn’t have to worry about any future maintenance. Thanks so much!
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Thanks for the guide. Couldn’t find the exact wood sizes at my home stores, but I used 2×4 cedar and ripped it down to size on a table saw. The results was nice! I sprayed with a couple coats of clear before putting in ground, I like the deep anchors. This is so much sturdier than anything I can buy at the store.
Thanks for the comment! Glad to hear you’re happy with the trellis. We’d love to see a photo if you’d like to share. You can email to [email protected] or submit here: https://www.remodelaholic.com/share-brag-post/
Excellent directions! Just made one of these in about an hour and a half-first “big” project I’ve ever attempted and completed properly on my own! Thanks for providing such detailed directions!
Thanks for the kind words, Rachel! We’d love to see a photo if you’d like to share — drop us an email at [email protected] or fill out the form here: https://www.remodelaholic.com/share-brag-post/