Using the same Slot & Lock connector technology and proven 16mm aluminium tubing to form the lightweight yet very capable framework, the pea support frame comes in three raised bed friendly lengths (1.03m, 1.65m and 2.26m) which can be easily placed in 1.2m, 1.8m and 2.4m long wooden raised beds respectively.
For real pea fans there's a 3m long version and although all sizes of frames are fully adjustable, our optimum height recommendation is 1m with the width set at 36cm.
Galvanised steel ground pegs are supplied to hold the frame firmly in position and with a long lasting piece of 80mm mesh knotted net completing - and further strengthening - the frame, you're safe in the knowledge that our Slot & Lock won't rock!
- Harrod Slot & Lock® Pea Support Frames available in 4 lengths
- 1.03m, 1.65m and 2.26m long frames fit inside our 1.2m, 1.8m and 2.4m long wooden raised beds
- 3m long version also available for bumper bean and pea crops
- Base span varied in one direction to alter frame height & width
- Optimum size is 1m H x 36cm W
- All 4 sizes suitable for positioning in open ground
- 16mmm diameter aluminium tubing framework
- Tubing firmly held in position by matt black superior Nylon plastic Harrod Slot & Lock® connectors
- Cut to size section of 80mm mesh knotted net comes with framework
- Netting will last for years
- Large enough mesh size (80mm) to pass hand through for easy inner row harvesting
- Netting adds even more stability to framework
- Held in position by releasable net ties
- Comes complete with extra long galvanised steel ground pegs
- Easy to fold or dismantle for winter
- Self Assembly required
Product Reviews
I ordered a pea frame and had it delivered.
However ,when I opened it some time later it tuned out the the delivery had not been complete.
I received one package instead of 2.
(I didn't realise it came in 2 packages and the emails suggested it would come in 1).
Harrod Horticultural refused to send the parts of the frame I have not received.
Horrible and very expensive service.
I would avoid them.
They charge a lot and.
don't deliver.
Thank you for taking the time to leave a review. We are very sorry to hear you were disappointed with your experience.
We have looked into this and can see the order was placed in September 2025, with the missing parcel only being reported to us almost seven months later. Although we always try to be as helpful as possible, after this amount of time we are unfortunately unable to investigate with the courier or confirm what may have happened at the point of delivery.
We do appreciate how frustrating this situation is, however in these circumstances we were unable to provide free-of-charge replacements.
Fiddly to construct, instructions unclear as to which lengths go where, and nothing is labelled (Fairly sure mine is incorrect!) Arrived in two packages across two different days, and one of them very battered! Despite that, looks like will be a fab product and a definite upgrade from.
DIY job .
Thank you for your review and sorry to hear that construction proved tricky. Your comments will be passed onto the design team for review. We really appreciate your feedback and hope you get some great harvests this year.
Our horticulturist Martin Fiddes says; "A reliable pea and bean support frame is a must if you want to grow a decent crop of these staple garden vegetables and that means the netting as well as the framework.
It's usually difficult to reach through to pick pods in the middle of a traditional frame but this netting allows you to do so easily and taking the frame down and storing it - another common problem - is made really simple.
To get the most from your legume crop and the frame, try digging and filling a bean trench with well rotted organic matter a couple of weeks before planting, make sure peas and beans precede brassicas in your crop rotation and sow pea seeds in guttering to boost germination rates (and protect from mice) before sliding out into a planting drill or furrow".
What The Press Say
Amateur Gardening20th April 2013
Tried & Tested, Julia Heaton - Sweet pea support
Amateur Gardening 'Best Buy' scoring 18 out of 20 - a well-built frame that, despite its size was surprisingly lightweight and easy to move around. But I don't doubt that any tendril-clinging climbing plant would relish the chance to cover that netting.
