Rowlinson Grosvenor Garden Screen

The Rowlinson Grosvenor Garden Screen is the perfect blend of practicality and charm, offering an attractive way to partition your garden while adding a touch of architectural elegance. With its gently curved top and classic lattice infill, this screen delivers both privacy and style—ideal for separating spaces, shielding seating areas, or creating an eye-catching garden backdrop. Whether you’re enhancing a cottage-style garden or modernising a more contemporary space, the Grosvenor screen provides a decorative solution that doesn’t compromise on strength or longevity.

Durable Timber Construction with a Natural Finish

Crafted with robust 40x40mm timber framing, each screen is pressure treated to help protect against rot and insect damage, making it suitable for long-term outdoor use. The natural wood finish complements most garden settings and offers the option to be painted or stained to match your aesthetic. The curved top lattice design not only provides airflow and visibility but also serves as a beautiful feature that can support climbing plants. Please note, there is a minimum order of three panels.

Available Sizes

6x6ft 6x5ft 6x4ft

Key Features

Stylish curved-top lattice design Sturdy 40x40mm timber framing Pressure treated for weather and insect resistance Natural timber finish – ready for painting or staining Great for garden privacy, decorative zoning, or as a trellis support

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Can the lattice section support climbing plants?

Yes, the trellis-style upper section is perfect for climbing plants like clematis or roses, helping to integrate the screen beautifully into your garden environment.

2. Does the curved top affect installation?

Not at all. The panels are designed for straightforward installation, and the curve is a decorative feature that doesn’t affect how they’re fixed to posts or supports.

3. How long will the pressure treatment last?

Pressure treatment offers solid protection for several years. For best results, we recommend applying a wood preservative every couple of years, especially on exposed areas.