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Measure every 2 feet along the frame of the trellis and mark.
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Drill a 1/4-inch hole, using a normal twist drill bit, into the frame of the trellis. Go through all layers of the trellis. Repeat this process for all the marked areas.
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Place a washer over the hole and run a 3-inch lag bolt through each hole.
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Place a 2 1/2-inch length of copper tubing on the back of the trellis and slide over the bolt. Repeat process for all lag bolts
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Set trellis up against stucco and mark where copper tubing touches the surface.
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Place a masonry bit in the drill and drill a 3/8-inch hole through the stucco until the drill bit hits wood. Once this happens pull out the drill bit and replace with a normal 1/4-inch twist drill bit. Drill 1 inch into the wood for the lag bolt to bite into. Repeat this process for all the holes.
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Remove any dust from the drilled holes using a turkey baster and squeeze clear silicone sealant into each hole.
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Push lag bolts into the hole and screw down until the pipe is flush with the surface using a 7/16-inch wrench.
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