Paravent autoportant en vinyle H 3,5 pi x l 3,25 pi x L 3 pi Enclo (3 panneaux)

Très satisfaite. Les instructions de montage sont claires et très facile à monter.

Omg I love this so much, just perfect for our ac unit. It looks very nice now. Im so happy with this purchase. It took me like 40 min to assemble. It was easy.

Works perfectly. Had to assemble myself. Took a little patience but finally got them all put together. Just wish the screen was a smidge taller

The caps to the sides , square ones are missing from the box

I’m usually good about reading reviews ahead of time and regret that I didn’t on this. It took all night for my husband and I to assemble. Instructions are awful. It comes in so many pieces and, once finally assembled, just looks “ok.” Not worth the cost.

Hard to put together but looks great

Super adorable to hide our AC unit. I hated that we could see it while sitting on the patio. One of my favorite Wayfair buys.

Caution This is a CHEAP Solution. If you are patient and do not have the funds for a more robust option then this is a reasonable (not good) solution. If patience is not one of your strong points, or if you can afford to spend a bit more on a higher quality option PLEASE do so. I am a highly experienced person with assembly, currently work in home design and staging, and formerly worked in a home goods type store assembling all kinds of flat-packed furniture and accessories. If there was an Olympic event for Allen key skills I would medal. That said This was frustrating. Not impossible. Just a cheaply made product with somewhat vague instructions providing more of an overview than actual meaningful guidance. Like it written by someone with no knowledge of or experience with the actual product. Assembly took me about 2 hours, working by myself (my other half lucked out by being away). Assembly Tips 1) See photos to aid in part identification. 2) Only the main posts have stickers. The lattice parts have engraved number identifiers (1 runs east-west, and 2 runs north-south). 3) I suggest modifying the assembly as follows to avoid lattice parts folding and breaking as happened to my first panel when I followed the provided instructions a) Install only 4 of the east-west lattice parts to the side posts, then secure the bottom rail with only 1 screw on each side. b) Install the north-south lattice parts one at a time, starting on the far left then moving to the far right, then back to the left, so that the center lattice part is the last installed. Take extra care to make sure you are alternating the weave pattern. c) With all of the north-south lattice parts installed, install the remaining east-west lattice parts one at a time, gently sliding one end into the slot on the side post. As you are weaving, carefully ever so slightly push the side posts apart to create just a teensy bit more room so the east-west lattice part can be slid into the slot on the other side. Repeat with the remaining east-west lattice parts. d) As you are weaving, try to keep the north-south lattice parts straight. e) Once all lattice pieces are installed, align the top rail to the side posts and slide it over the side posts just enough so the tops of the lattice are almost touching the rail. f) Slowly continue to slide the top rail down, checking each lattice piece as you go to align each with their corresponding slot. Take your time as moving the top rail back up to realign any lattice pieces missing their slots was a challenge (at least for me) as it resulted in the others previously aligned to pop out of place and even bend.

Way too many parts to put together for such a simple mechanism Returned

exactly as described