So pleased with the look! Covered our pool equipment perfectly!

Beautiful and easy to assemble.

Great price , great product. Shipped quickly

Purchased 4 sets. Some we used as linked together and some we used as individual pieces for ambiance. Both ways work out well, though it was more challenging to connect them and keep them level together than as separate panels. As for color- it’s MUCH lighter than pictured. Almost like a blond (almost white) wood- not warm brown as shown. Still works for us, but FYI. As for putting together, the first one took 30 min, but by panel 8 I clocked myself at 9 min to put together.. . In short- it’s easy enough. The reason for four stars in because it’s very flimsy. Not enough to stand any large winds. We took 4’ metal fence posts and drilled them into the back so they could go down an extra foot. That with the concrete to secure it

It wasnt easy to put together, but it came out great and its definitely working out for our expectations! Very sturdy and looks beautiful.

The kit is as described. It’s flimsier than I expected. Certainly could use metal post brackets for better installation. Setup was easier with 2 people. If installing in soil or sand not too difficult. We were installing in compacted and rocky dirt. We used metal rods and zip ties to secure it in place. Looks nice and serves the purpose.

Exactly what we needed. Hides the trash cans perfectly, aesthetically pleasing to the eye. I do question durability, as it feels pretty flimsy, and doesn't have any kind of sealant on the wood, but that's something I'll have to keep an eye on over time. It's a nice looking piece and serves its purpose, but I'd probably recommend finding one that's vinyl. Packaged well, arrived quickly.

I used this screen kit on my patio for a bit of privacy. Very easy to put together. The instructions were clear and helpful. I am not sure about the quality of it. Only time and weather will tell. Might be too flimsy.

This wasn’t tough to put together, but I recommend putting the slats through the middle support at the same time as the first end support. You can see through the panels, but it looks a lot better than at trash cans. I did find that the connector pieces that attach the two panels are difficult to install. The screws not being flat head make the panels not be completely flush. I found it best to put the connectors on the top instead of the side of the top support beam.

This is good for the purpose we wanted it for and that is to hide a wood rack and other unsightly stuff. I was intimidated with the amount of pieces there were to put together so I put it off. When I finally had time to do it I laid everything out and followed directions which were a little frustrating. Took me 45 min to put together the first one and maybe only 10 min to do the 2nd one. I suggest you flip flop step one and step two. It’s easily doable to put together by yourself but it was easier with my husband. We used a zip tie instead of connectors provided because we didn’t use as a rt angle or a straight line. We will see how it holds up in the Michigan winter.