Mounting a heavy 4x8-foot plastic trellis against a stucco wall requires secure attachment that won't compromise the wall's integrity. Because concrete spill prevents stakes from being placed close to the wall, the only reliable method is mechanical fastening.
Adhesives, tie-backs to ground stakes, or friction fits cannot withstand wind loads and plant weight over time. Physics demands a direct structural connection to the wall.
Consult a local contractor for proper anchor selection based on your wall construction.
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