Elevens Free Decorative Privacy Screen with Stand, Outdoor Decor Privacy Fence Screen Metal Fence Panels, Outdoor Divider for Garden Patio Backyard(White-Waves)

I found these and using yo divide my studio apartment. Very very happy with both my find and purchase! Work PERFECT !!!

I just got this so I’m not sure how it lasts through weather or wear and tear yet. But putting it up was so easy. It does need 2 people like the instructions suggest. They include gloves to set it up which is so cute!!

I like these screens overall. They are very pretty and solid. They provide a moderate amount of privacy in my fishbowl of a backyard. If you use the screens outdoors I recommend securing them to your patio. We had some moderate wind in my area recently. Unfortunately one of the screens on my concrete deck blew right over and was damaged. I'm not docking points for this issue because I consider this user error. I'm taking off one star because I received a screen that had the screw holes in the wrong place. I bought 3 in total and one was built completely different than the others. This made the oddball one slightly taller. I ended up sending it back which was frustrating and time consuming. Amazon was quick to resolve the problem by sending a replacement so I'm satisfied with my purchase.

Purchased 4 to install on our deck

I needed something to break-up the design of my new privacy fence. My wife saw these online and wanted me to use them somehow. This is only part of the way done. I have to wait for the new pressure treated lumber to dry so I can paint it. Then I will install more boards on the backside to fill in the gaps. This will be called "My Pallet Fence". I am also installing LED lights at the top of each panel. The light will reflect off of the white panels to softly illuminate my deck. I will add the new pics when I finish it. I bought 4 sets, so that is 12 panels. The pic shows 10 panels used and the last 2 panels will be used to make a double gate on the other side of my garage. Lots of work left to be done, but just wanted to show how they could be used in a different way.

I have purchased three of these, not realizing that there are better options out there in the world for me. (Edit: what I thought was a better option wasn't. It was wood, and very flimsy.)I was excited when I first saw them, thinking they would give me privacy in my back yard. Putting them together was challenging but sort of fun, but I'm going to have to take one back apart again because somehow it went together wrong and the two end pieces stick up beyond the screen at the top.The problem with these is their weight. They are so heavy I can hardly deal with them, and end up with bruises every time I try to lug/maneuver/drag one around. I bought them while it was still winter and stored them. Finally, when a nice day came along, I put two of them up in the back yard. The day was perfect, with very mild intermittent breezes, but when I turned back from watering a tree one had fallen clear over, thankfully onto the ground instead of into the house, where it would have done real damage. However, some damage was done. The screen is now dented and bent from falling onto grass. I knew from other reviews that these blow over in wind, but I did not expect a mild breeze to cause tumbling. I recently bought 12 pop-up tent sand bags and now I'm going to try weighting them down with those--4 on each one--to see if that helps. If they somehow manage to fall over even while weighted down, I guess I'll call this purchase a failure and give them away or something. Honestly, they're a chore even for my husband and I both to move. They are HEAVY.And if your goal is privacy, some of these are better than others. One that I got, I think it's called "leaf", has quite large openings all through it. Not sure how much privacy it's going to provide.On the positive side, they seem well made, and they are pretty. If I was a much stronger person, and could move them around to different places (because if you put them in the grass, they're going to have to be moved when the lawn needs mowing) I might like them more.

We wanted something to block a busy road and give some privacy overall. We didn’t want to completely isolate from our surroundings or block breezes, and this pattern worked well. We didn’t use the stands that were provided but used zip ties to attach them to each other and the deck railing. We had 55 mph gusts the first day and they held up great.I added some faux ivy and it was a very nice touch.

This product is too flimsy, has blown over in a slight breeze, I would definitely return but product sat in boxes until a family member came home to assemble. Incredibly NOT worth the money

This is great quality and easy to assemble. I thought it would screw to the deck but it came with bolts to drill through the deck. I didn’t have the tools for that. Although it looks nice there’s not much privacy. It acted like a trellis and made the deck look cozy.

Nice panel, but received only 1 of 3 and no frame. Returned.

No hardware or stand came with this item as described.