Structures and surveying

Crop trellising installation

The structure that supports the crop for years: posts, wire, tensioners and anchors sized for the weight of the plant, the wind and the passage of machinery.

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Vines, fruit trees and climbing vegetables
Triple-galvanised wire
Posts and wire calculated with SIGFRUT®

Crop trellis with posts and wires installed by Novafrut

Class 4 SP treated wooden posts

Why a good trellis

Production rests on the structure

A good trellising system optimises growth, improves aeration and makes harvesting easier in vineyards, orchards and climbing vegetables. With the right structure, production increases, diseases are reduced and profitability improves.

We design each trellis according to the crop and the terrain, with high-strength materials: posts, triple-galvanised steel wire, tensioners and anchors that hold the tension season after season with minimal maintenance.

Benefits

More production, better plant health and less work

Every component is chosen so that the structure does not lose tension or stability over the years.

Higher production and quality

Optimises crop development and improves the harvest.

Better ventilation and plant health

Reduces moisture in the plant and the risk of disease.

Easier work

Allows faster, more efficient harvesting and the passage of machinery.

Posts that last

Class 4 SP treated wood with 22 kg/m³ of preservative, compared with 13 kg/m³ for standard Class 4.

Even tension

Triple-galvanised wire, tensioners and Gripple® to re-tension without redoing knots.

Made to measure for the crop

Solutions according to the crop, the planting layout and the terrain.

Applications

Where we install trellising

VineyardsImproves bunch quality and makes picking easier.
OrchardsEnsures the stability of trellised trees and optimises their sun exposure.
Climbing vegetablesEfficient support for tomatoes, cucumbers and other vertically grown crops.
Intensive farmsRobust structures that improve profitability and reduce waste.

Materials

All the trellising and fastening material

We supply and install every component of the structure:

Posts: class 4 and 4 SP autoclave-treated pine (diameters from 4/6 to 10/12 cm, from 1.5 to 4 m) and prestressed concrete with wire strands (8x8 and 8x12 cm sections).
Wire and line: triple-galvanised wire from 1.6 to 3.0 mm and polyester line in Ø2.6 and 3 mm.
Anchoring and tensioning: screw anchors, tensioners for concrete posts, Gripple®, slings, thimbles and wire locks.
Fixing and tying: clips for trellises and fruit trees, staples, Agriflex, anchor rubbers and raffia.

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Material we use

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Trellising and fastening

Class 4 and 4 SP treated pine wood posts

Diameters 4/6 to 10/12 cm – Lengths 1.5 to 4 m

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Trellising and fastening

Prestressed concrete posts with wire strands

1.5 to 4 m – 8x8 and 8x12 cm sections

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Trellising and fastening

Triple-galvanised wire for agriculture and livestock farming

Diameters from 1.6 to 3.0 mm – 50 kg coils and 400 kg reels

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Trellising and fastening

Gripple® for wire tensioning

Small, medium and large + blue protector and tensioning tool

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Real installations

Work by our team

How we work

From the plot study to the finished installation

A single point of contact throughout the project: we measure, design, supply and install.

Site visit and measurement
We study the plot, the crop and the risk. If needed, a topographic survey or measurement with SIGFRUT®.
Project and quote
We propose the system, the materials and the number of posts, cables and anchors. A detailed, no-obligation quote.
Supply and installation
We manufacture the NovaNet® netting and build the structure with our own team, or we supply the material if you install it yourself.
Follow-up
Advice on the use and maintenance of the installation to extend its service life season after season.

Frequently asked questions

What we are asked most

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Wooden or concrete posts?

Wood absorbs impacts better and is quicker to install; prestressed concrete offers maximum durability and strength and is usually more competitive per hectare. In large installations it is common to combine concrete inside the plot and wood around the perimeter. Comparison.

What is the difference between Class 4 and Class 4 SP wood?

Class 4 SP undergoes a deep treatment with 22 kg/m³ of preservative, compared with 13 kg/m³ for standard Class 4: more protection against moisture, fungi and wood-boring insects and more years of service life. More about Class 4 SP.

Steel wire or synthetic line?

Triple-galvanised steel wire holds its tension, resists rust and can be re-tensioned with a single tensioner. Polyester line is a lightweight, UV-resistant alternative for certain uses. Steel cable versus plastic line.

Can you calculate how many posts and metres of wire I need?

Yes. With SIGFRUT® we measure the plot and calculate the number of posts, the linear metres of wire and the number of plants for new plantations.

Do you only supply material or do you also install?

Both: we can supply all the trellising and fastening material or take care of the complete installation.

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