And here is the screen which I find most attractive of the three. This piece was used to partially close off the bedroom wing. We had so many inquires regarding where these "barriers" could be found. I highly recommend these "gates"

This privacy screen was exactly what I needed for my home office. I only used two of the three panels due to low ceilings in my basement where the home office is. This privacy screen allows me to work peacefully while my dog maintains on the other side of it. This took 27 minutes to assemble two panels to the legs I would imagine installing all three panels would take about 45 min total. The package includes all necessary hardware and tools.

72" H Metal Privacy Screen Fence Panel - Freestanding Outdoor Privacy Screen with Stand for Patio, Balcony or Deck came securely packed and in a timely fashion. I saw the screen on Wayfair and immediately recognized its versatility in use. I chose to use it in a non-traditional way by setting it up as wall art in my very tiny master bedroom. I am using a palette of gold, black, and white in my newly renovated home. The panel looks very elegant along with the other items I have obtained from Wayfair. The simple star pattern is both modern and interesting as it sits up next to my wall, displayed as an art piece. The panel added a sense of contemporary style and sophistication to that room. The galvanized steel is strong and sits securely on its stand. The panel can be easily moved for cleaning or to set it up in another location. It is durable, weather-resistant, rust-proof, and fade-resistant, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. The panel can be constructed to sit either vertically or horizontally. I chose vertical because I am currently using it for wall art. I could easily move it to the pool area for privacy screening if that’s what I desire.

Terrible design, see images. The space that is provided for you to tighten the nut on the bolt isn't big enough for the tool to ensure it is tight enough. And I have small hands. Visually its great but I don't feel like it would be secure enough to use in a practical manner. It's a no for me. You do have the option to set it up vertical or horizontal.

I live on a busy street and needed much needed privacy. These screens are great for that and pretty. They are heavy but easy to put together. My boyfriend and I assembled one together, and I did the other on my own. I had them in the mulch by the trees at first and they fell over twice. I then moved them into the grass area and they have been fine and sturdy so far.