Research on anti-corrosion wood arbors in our country is relatively short, starting roughly from 2006. Initially, it was introduced into the domestic research field, where anti-corrosion wood products were manufactured. Since then, several companies have entered the field, imitating and conducting research. Arbors, also known as pergolas or green corridors, are garden structures designed for climbing plants to attach themselves to.

The flower stand can be used for shade and rest, as well as to decorate the garden. The design of the stand should understand the native origin and growth habits of the plants being used, to create conditions suitable for plant growth and the requirements of the shape. The current anti-corrosion wood flower stands serve two purposes: one is to provide a resting place for people to enjoy the scenery; the other is to create conditions for climbing plants to grow. Therefore, it can be said that the flower stand is akin to a natural garden ornament.

The advantages of anti-corrosion wood flower stands:

Common wood may be low in price, but it lacks durability. Preserved wood boasts excellent features such as anti-corrosion, anti-termite, and waterproof properties. The preserved wood trellis not only has a simple and natural appearance but also compensates for the poor durability of ordinary wood. Therefore, it can be considered an excellent building material for constructing trellises.