6.1ft H x 3.1ft W (1 Panel) Freestanding or Surface Mounted Enclo Sierra Privacy Screen, Wood Privacy Fence Screen, Outdoor or Indoor Decorative Panel, Great for Balcony, Patio, Deck, EC18031

These panels were an affordable base for our lake outside shower. They were a little challenging to put together and we definitely needed two people. We struggled to put more slats it while not losing the ones we had already placed. After assembled they were easy to move around. We attached heavy duty shower curtain rods as well as the shower head easily to the walls. For our situation we wanted a little more privacy so wove a shower curtain into a few slats. We zip tied the walls to our base as we will be storing them inside during the winter.

These look great. The installation was extremely easy and the pieces themselves are lightweight. There is no guesswork required, and the instructions are clear. The height and dimensions are as advertised, and there were no missing parts. It was very easy to join the panels together.The only possible issue would be if you plan to use multiple in one straight line. We installed ours with a 45 degree angle (and bent one of the included brackets). It's very secure when the panels can be braced against non-parallel panels. However, before we added the angled section, the pieces were a bit wiggly. Just something to be aware of if the ground you plan to install in isn't firmly packed, or if you live somewhere windy.

Only four stars because one of the wooden boards came broken, one of the ends had split in half. We needed this item immediately and we decided to keep it. My husband glued the parts together and it is hardly noticeable. The color is gorgeous, the complete item is beautiful. As you place it in the ground it is very steady and strong. It is worth the money and it completely hides the trash. I do recommend this item.

These panels are beautiful. They weren’t hard to put together at all so I’m not sure why some reviews say they needed to nail in every slat. I did it by myself (55 year old woman) and just followed the directions regarding putting one of the posts up against a solid surface while laying it on the ground to give it stability as I placed the slats in the openings - which all lined up perfectly. Used a drill for all the included screws. I didn’t use the enclosed boards which attach if the panels will be free standing because my deck is windy so they needed to be screwed into the deck rail and floor. My dad did that for me but it was a very smooth process. Look way more expensive than they are.Really love them. So happy.

I really liked how this looks and that it is seemingly a fairly simple assembly. All went well after getting a drill and I successfully installed it with minimal issues. The photo included is of initial installation upon final assembly. My issue is that I needed to move it. That is not a good idea for this product. Make sure you put it where you need/want it the first time. Disassembling isn’t much of an issue, but reassembly was a disaster. I would return this product if I could figure out how to get it in a box but for now I’m stuck with it looking janky and unsure if it will hold up to thunderstorm level wind gusts.

We bought about six of these a few months ago. They were easy to put together, install, and connect to each other. They look great and I didn’t have any issues.

Sleek design. Received many compliments. Easy to install. Holds up to winds.

These were absolutely perfect for creating some privacy on our townhouse deck. They took the stain color well (although, it hasn’t rained yet, so we shall see; tip: stain it completely apart, slat by slat). Despite other reviews, my three sets all went together very easily, I was able to do it by myself, laying it against a wall with a light tap of a rubber mallet once I got the pieces aligned…just need a little patience (one slat did split a bit when the screw went in, but I think I screwed it at an angle so more user error on my part). We didn’t use the feet at all and ended up putting them on risers for some additional height, zip tying them to the deck posts, and pushing some hefty redwood planters against them. They shouldn’t budge, but time will tell. Thrilled with how they turned out!