Really nice screen . Wish it came in dark brown . Gave me the privacy I was looking for. The only thing that I had to do is put more weight on the bottom where the screw in pegs go because we live in a windy area it did tip over. I just put bricks on base and we’re good.

Delivery was excellent. High quality at far. The only issue is there were 2 missing T1 bolts.

This privacy screen is pretty nice. Assembly was not at all difficult, which is a big bonus for something this tall. I feel like it provides an appropriate amount of privacy without blocking out all light. The main concern I have about it isthat it is lightweight enough to concern me about how it will hold up in strong winds, which are plenty common here in the Midwest. Time will tell on that front, but overall, I really like it.

This Privacy Screen was very easy to assemble and fits nicely together. The overall look is very finished. The slats have a wood grain look to them (hard to see in my picture!). It's very sturdy but not insanely heavy. It comes with the lawn pegs to adhere to the ground, if you want. I think it will be fine without them on an even surface. One side has a larger slat and the other side has a smaller slat appearance. Will work very well in my yard. I like that you can hang things on it too - a plus.

We live on quarter acres plots in the subdivision, and they don't allow for security fencing around the back yard. So I wanted to invest in a privacy screen which would double as a barrier to the steps going up to the deck. This arrived on time, and was packaged well. The instructions were very clear, but definitely pay attention to them to ensure you assemble it correctly the first time, with the right part, positioned the right way. The reason for this, and my four of fie star rating, the slats of the privacy screen are hollow PLASTIC, not solid plastic like some decking is now, and not metal as our other two screens are. So, if you're screwing into the plastic part, and you got it wrong, you've now compromised the integrity of the screen. I installed the bottom one incorrectly and this happened. It still holds together due to the design, but it is weakened. Time will tell if the plastic tolerates being in the sun/elements for an extended period of time, or if it becomes brittle. Also, because it is plastic, I don't feel this is going to put up with much torquing from wind or movement. In my location for the screen that will be just fine, but please keep that in mind. A positive, the manufacturer provided both concrete fasteners for the legs and long wood ones with handles to screw in. That was a nice touch. I am happy with it, it will do its job, and honestly, I would not have purchased this had I known the screen itself was plastic. The legs and side frames are the only metal part of the screen.