A hedge frame puts a straight green wall exactly where nothing will grow. Each one is welded from steel to the dimensions you give, in whatever length, height and depth the site needs, so it works against a boundary, over a hard surface or anywhere roots have nowhere to go.
The drawing shows the two builds we make most: an open mesh box, and the same box sitting on a solid planter base for soil. Finish is settled before fabrication. Galvanising resists rust on exposed sites and powder coating puts a colour layer over the steel.
Foliage goes on once the frame is standing. The photographs show a finished panel with dense boxwood across the face and the returns, and the galvanised base left open underneath. That base is two sections set end to end, so a run can be extended along a line rather than built as one piece.
These end up as privacy screens between properties, dividers around a terrace or pool, event backdrops and garden walls. Send us the size and the site, say if irrigation or ground anchors should be built in, and we will quote it with delivery.
