Materials
Gather these supplies
- Clean UV-suitable 3/4-inch PVC
- Two elbows
- Garden netting
- UV-rated ties
- Two purpose-made ground sleeves or stakes
DiamondTrail Ranch
Free step-by-step project guide
A removable frame for netting and light annual vines, anchored for afternoon storms.
What you are making
Assemble a 4 × 6-foot frame that can be removed before severe weather and never serves as animal fencing.
Materials
Tools
Measurements
Build it in order
Read the entire plan before making the first cut or hole. The check under each step tells you when it is ready to move forward.
Reserve this frame for peas, beans or small cucumbers—not heavy squash or permanent vines.
Cut two 6-foot uprights and one 4-foot top rail, smoothing every inside and outside edge.
Join the U shape without glue if seasonal disassembly is desired.
Set ground sleeves or stakes outside utilities and irrigation.
Stretch netting flat with ties every 8–12 inches and trim loose tails.
Insert the frame, train vines and write the wind threshold for removing or lowering it.
Use and maintenance
Safety boundaries

Build alongside our family
These written plans give you the order and measurements. Our YouTube videos show the ordinary problem-solving, repairs and family work that inspired this library.
Reused materials and sites vary. Inspect every material, follow the manufacturer’s tool instructions and use appropriate protective equipment. Stop and ask a qualified person when structural loads, electrical work, pressurized plumbing, drinking water, hazardous coatings, animal security or local requirements exceed your experience.