Vertical garden with or without frames
Frames are not necessary for the proper functioning of a vertical garden. They serve a decorative function only. It’s worth considering whether you intend to enclose the garden with materials like wood or panels. If you do, frames won’t serve their purpose, and you can opt to omit them. However, if the vertical garden is not intended for enclosure, you can consider installing frames. There are interiors in which frames enhance the overall appearance of the garden and the space. The frames and gutter are made of stainless steel and can be painted in any color. This often helps the living wall blend in better with its surroundings. Nevertheless, there are interiors in which simply covering the sides with felt material is sufficient. This is a more economical solution and often doesn’t affect the overall visual perception of the garden. In most cases, the sides of the flower wall become overgrown with plants in about 3 months.
Below, we present what a green wall looks like without frames and with frames.
Vertical garden without frames
Corner frameless vertical garden
Frameless vertical garden built with MDF board
Frameless vertical garden for installation
Small frameless vertical garden
Frameless vertical garden in an apartment
Frameless green wall for planting
Frameless green wall by the pool
Vertical garden with frames
Living wall with plants and frames
Green wall with frames
The dimensions of the frame for a vertical garden
Vertical garden with frames after three years of existence
If you would like to see more examples of installations with frames or without frames, we invite you to visit our green wall gallery. We also showcase living walls installed in various ways on our social media profiles: Facebook – Vertical Gardens and YouTube – Vertical Gardens.
