I ordered this before my moving date fell apart so it's been sitting in a box for a while. I moved to my new place and here it is! The box is very heavy (I am 58) and luckily had my neighbor and his grandson put it together, which took about 45 mins. It's beautiful and bigger than I imagiimagined but it for hiding my kitchen from the front door until I can get unpacked. It is easy to move once it is assembled. It also comes with stakes if I need to move it outside.

The screen is really nice. Assembly was not at all difficult, which is a big bonus for something this tall. The fact that the main structure of it is only three pieces really helps to make assembly easy. I feel like it provides an appropriate amount of privacy without blocking out all light. There were two slight issues I had with it. The first is that the wrench that was supplied is completely useless for holding the nuts in place whole trying to tighten the bolts. The other is that is 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 metal privacy screen comes with over 40 screws so that it is well stabilized and the three panels can be put together into various configurations. There are a lot of options. It is well coated and the metal is thick enough to withstand the weather. We still have snow so I am waiting to out it all other outside until spring.

Just received my new privacy screen it arrive pretty fast. Assemble was quick and easy no issues. I think I might move to a new area on porch you can’t see my other decorations. Overall I’m happy and I can’t wait until Spring time.

This screen is very sturdy and well made. By the looks and feel of the coating on the metal, it seems like it will hold up well in the elements. It's nice to have the option to assemble it for either vertical or horizontal use. Although it would be helpful to have two people to assemble it, I did it by myself. I attached the first panel to the feet in the upright position and then laid that assembly on the floor to attach the second and third panels (use pillows to prop up the additional panels so they are level with the one you're attaching to). The screen is not extremely heavy, but once assembled, it takes two people to move it given the width and height. We have an awning to provide overhead shade; I think this is the solution I've been looking for to provide filtered shade when the sun is setting later in the day!