Sure - a tepee made out three poles or posts of any kind tied together near the top. Then there is a narrow piece of fence supported by poles on both sides.

You can Google 'bean trellis' for all sorts of pictures of different kinds of trellis supports.

Dave

I make an A-frame leaning two pieces of trellis or lattice and tie them together at the top--it's easy to store away at the end of the season.

Here is a link that might be useful: HarvestToTable.com

If bamboo grows in your area, use bamboo poles. Bamboo owners are often happy to let someone cut a bunch.

We use a teepee of tree limbs with the bark on and "stubs" from pruned branches. The bark and stubs let the beans grab on, the limbs are free, and in the fall we have a wee bonfire with the branches. Just be sure to anchor the limbs well into the ground--at least 8" and preferably deeper. Those bean vines can get heavy!

hudydog, I don't need a great lot of pole bean plants because I dedicated a 4 x 4 raised bed just to bush and a few pole beans.

I pounded in a 4 ft piece of rebar immediately outside the bed, then put a 7 ft. piece of pvc over it, with 9 long pieces of twine tied to the top. I tied each string to a peg at ground level placed evenly across the 4 ft. area. Planted a pole bean on each side of the peg. In other years, with larger gardens, I have planted pegs all around the pvc pipe and that makes a teepee. This is sort of a quarter-teepee. I planted the row of beans so they went north/south. Held up fine to our occasional southwest high winds, as the pvc pipe flexed a little, but never enough to rip the plants out. Worked great.

Here's a photo of my bean bed.
Sunny

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thanks all, sunny that is awesome I will try that

I used galvanized electrical conduit and pieced it together.....2 sides and a top. The sides are about 7' tall and the top is about 3' wide, then hung a piece of large mesh netting to it. Worked great.
(I hammered in a couple green metal stakes next to each side, so support it better.)