Garden trellis - Enclosures and trellis-work

By definition, claustras are latticed partitions that allow for enclosure without obstructing the view. They are particularly suitable in situations where visual perception and brightness are prioritized, serving both decorative and practical functions. The openwork can be created through the overlapping of materials, interweaving of wood, or the creation of openings in an existing wall.

When juxtaposed, staggered, or arranged in a chevron pattern, claustras offer multiple assembly possibilities, allowing for unlimited imagination.

Origin: Claustras can be traced back to ancient times. They were used to allow light and air to pass through while preventing access by humans or animals.