Elevens Patio Privacy Screen, Outdoor Privacy Screen with Stand Decorative Metal Privacy Screen Free Standing for Garden Backyard Balcony 72''Lx47''H,Black(Leaf)

The media could not be loaded. We repurposed this item, but it’s wonderful.We were looking for a finishing grid for our stove back walls when this item popped up !It was affordable, beautiful laser cut floral and its dimensions would fit perfectly with the wall - it wasn’t designed for, but it was a perfect fit.So why not give it a try? All the materials are strong and well finished, the laser cut sheet metal doesn’t have any dangerous sharp edges. The shipping box is also sturdy and they shipped it right away. The painting is strong and well covered.After a couple of hours of DIY work our fireplace was unique.Our guests love it and it make it a beautiful fireproof decorationIf you want to buy it for your garden, front or back yard, we strongly recommend it- all the hardware is likewise sturdy, well finished and easy to assemble.Highly recommended item.

Very well made - no sharp edges.The leaf pattern gives good privacy without too much wind loading.Took about 3 hours to fully install 2 of these on a wood deck.A battery drill with the correct hex head is a HUGE time saver here.Lag bolted into deck.I touched up the bolt heads with enamel paintYou do need to bolt these down as the instructions show.One set of mine did not have the instructions, but not really needed.Come with what looks like concrete expansion bolts

These look just like the photos and are sturdy. I have to figure out a way to anchor them though without drilling into my concrete patio. In case I sell my home I would probably want to take them with me. The winds here are too strong especially in a lot of the evenings to stand them up without being anchored to something.

One fell over and bent slightly where side posts meet (my fault for not anchoring immediately). Could use a sleeve to reinforce post connections. Was able to fix somewhat by bending back. Installed in grass and bought 12" long u-shaped rebar to anchor into ground. Final result looks great! May get one or two more and hang artificial ivy over to add privacy to outdoor fire pit.

The screen is a pretty solid piece of Iron,once you get it together.You need more tools than the rinky dink ones they give you.It took me about 2 hours to build,with the following tools.A battery drill,a 12mm,or 7/16 in combo wrench.First take the allen wrench they sent and saw the short end off,and then chuck the straight piece in the drill,and start by assembling using the step by step instructions,and boom job is over,plus it saves your fingers,and wrists using the drill.I then butted one end of the screen up to a fence post,and strapped it to it,and drove tent stakes in the feet in both ends.We had some 50 mph winds the other night,and it did not budge.I am going to bolt some old signs I have laying around,and because of the pattern,no drilling needed.

I actually bought a 2 panel pack & only received one. When I reached out the seller did offer to refund my money, but getting the missing panel wasn't an option. I had up for less than 2 weeks & screw/screw holes already rusted. Panel itself is really pretty but it does flex alot....so does require securing..don't think you are just gonna stand it up & be done, unless you are one of the few that has the perfect environment, totally flat, no wind etc. plan on some work to make it work. Really unhappy after such a short time screwheads/holes have rusted, yes I can spray paint but for what you pay for these things that should not be happening this early on.

We were looking for a little privacy without blocking the sun. Installed the panels vertically for a different look.We love them.

The biggest issue with this heavy metal screen is the feet. It is not designed to stand on its own, you have to add wooden feet (which I did) or bolt it into your deck. It's large and heavy and a strong wind would blow it over causing serious injury if it isn't secured. The assembly is painful (so many screws & bolts with a tiny allen wrench) but it looks great once its up.