About this asset

This dark wood trellis fence panel is a Revit family featuring an arched top edge and a classic diagonal lattice grid pattern. Constructed as a single rectangular unit with a distinct arched top profile, this trellis fence panel provides a standard solution for garden screening and boundary demarcation. The design features a consistent diagonal lattice pattern set within a sturdy timber frame. The finish is a deep, warm brown wood tone, suggesting a stained or treated timber aesthetic. Its proportions are square, making it versatile for alignment along property lines or as a decorative partition within a landscaped garden setting. The geometry is clean, focusing on the rhythmic intersection of the diagonal slats throughout the panel.

The download is a 420 KB file containing a Revit family (.rfa). Load it into a project from the Insert tab with Load Family, then place it like any other component of its category; it schedules and tags with the rest of your model.

In Revit, this family is best utilized by loading it into the project environment and placing it along site plan reference lines. Users can align the panels to create continuous runs of fencing. Because the file is a native family, it allows for material parameter assignment to match specific project finishes. It is recommended to manage visibility settings through object styles to ensure the lattice detail does not overwhelm the model when viewed at coarser scales in documentation.

Ideal for residential garden designs, this trellis serves as an effective privacy screen or a support structure for climbing plants in outdoor living areas. It integrates well into site plans and exterior visualisations for suburban homes, villas, or townhouse developments. Professionals searching for garden boundaries, privacy screening, or landscape architectural elements will find this component useful for defining outdoor zones. It complements soft landscaping schemes and pairs naturally with timber decking, patio furniture, and various garden lighting fixtures in both conceptual and detailed design stages.