Composite Trellises & Canopies by Resysta Building Products

Resysta composite trellises and canopies can be an architectural element all on its own. They refer to an entrance area or shade structure.

Depending on the planning, they bring a certain complexity and attention to detail to the entire building. They can designed as spaced or solid elements.

Made of Resysta panels, they add shade and provide protection from the elements.

Labor time

Labor is often the most significant cost factor in any build. Planning and preparing the substructure or boards requires precision, which is why Resysta partners with you to ensure efficient project execution from concept to completion.

Material

Resysta profiles come in multiple options, varying in thickness and width of planks; solid material or hollow channels. Depending on the distributor and project requirements, boards can also be pre-glazed in standard or custom colors and sealed.

Area size

The total area of your project is a key factor in determining overall costs. Accurate measurements help optimize material use, minimize waste, and ensure precise and efficient installation. Contact us for any support or guidance you need during planning.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can Resysta trellises be used for climbing plants?

Yes. Resysta trellises can be used as architectural supports for climbing plants and outdoor landscaping.

Can Resysta canopy profiles be cut to custom lengths?

Yes. Resysta can be cut, drilled, milled, sanded, and screwed using standard woodworking tools.

Do Resysta trellises require a separate structural frame?

Yes. Trellises and canopies require an appropriately designed supporting structure for safe installation.

Can Resysta trellises be stained to match a project?

Yes. Resysta can be supplied unfinished or pre-finished and can be treated with Resysta stain and sealer.

Can Resysta be used for large outdoor canopy projects?

Yes. Resysta is designed for exterior applications and can withstand demanding weather and environmental exposure.

Does Resysta expand or contract with outdoor temperature changes?

Yes. Resysta experiences thermal expansion, so installation should allow for dimensional movement.