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So as you can tell from the pictures, I installed this over a lattice wall. They give you green zip ties that would theoretically allow you to connect it, but the challenge is that they are not long enough. The zip ties are only good for a chain link fence.I ended up going with the staple gun method and it was the right answer. It was my first time using a staple gun and while I thought it might be a big overwhelming, it was fairly easy. I picked up the staple gun for $15 from menards and the staples were $3. The instructions said to use 1/2 inch x 1/2 inch staples. I used 3/8, but now wish I would have done the 1/2 inch. If you are confused by the staple measurements (as I was), just go to your local Home Depot / menards / Lowe’sThe instructions say do the top row first and then work down. How right was that. It made it so perfect.I notice a lot of people who uploaded pictures had a wall to use. Whether you have a wall, or make one like I did, My suggestion is to get a level out and make a line when you start...that way you will get it right. It’s very easy to angle up and down in the first row.When you get the box there will be some pieces that come off. Don’t worry, there is plenty of coverage, you won’t even notice.Also, when you lay them, they may not all go down perfectly flat, but it is ok, and actually adds to the look.In terms of time - i used 4 boxes and it took me a couple of hours.Would buy again from this seller. FYI - when I purchased these there were about 30 sellers that all claimed to sell something similar. I took my bets based on the reviews and pictures that this would be the right one (even though I think I found one for $10 less) - anyway glad I did

I was really hesitant, bc I hate boxwood walls when it’s super obvious where each individual square is, but don’t be! No extra effort was needed to make them appear cohesive.*i ordered TWO sets for this wall. These were so easy & look great. We used 2 plywood boards that were, I believe, 4x8. Used a couple 2x4s to attach them together on the back to make one wall. Then took the individual boxwood squares, *snap them together*, laid them all out first, and just staple gunned them down. We did need 1 more square to completely cover the wall, but we just covered with shrubbery. 4 of us worked on it and it took about 1 hour start to finish.The quality is super nice, they are very thick. Some of the little “branches” fell off in box but they just easily snap on- they even send extras in a bag with zip ties! (We didn’t use them since we stapled to plywood)Any staple gun works but we used a new Dewalt one that was around $25 & basically a hammer style & it was perfect (&fun!). After the wedding we were able to just pull them off the next day since we won’t need the entire wall. Also, I ordered the sign off Etsy, spray painted gold, and attached with fishing line to the back.10/10 recommend. This wall was SUCH a hit at the wedding.

I used a staple gun was this was very easy to install. It’s thick enough to cover my wall with just a little bald spots. I wish I had more palettes to fill my whole wall up to complete the project.

These were so easy to assemble and it looks fantastic! The boxwood leaves look real. I used siding hooks so I wouldn’t have to put holes in my siding. It withstood a bad storm last night so the performance is excellent! These could be used inside for a backdrop or photo op. I opted for outside use.

We had an old fence at the corner of our yard - it was an eyesore. Moreover, we wanted to extend it up so that we were no longer seeing our neighbor's backyard - nor seeing the second story of their house - most of the view was blocked by a big tree and the wall of an adjacent garage - but the corner needed something. I took some old 6' high fencing material and screwed it about halfway up the existing 6' fence to extend the fence up to over 10', then used this product to cover the entire thing. It worked perfectly to cover the surface, despite it being very uneven. The panels are easy to cut (with good kitchen sissors), so you can fit it along a jagged edge (along the tree truck).

The plant wall is good quality but I ordered a second box to finish my wall, it is a SIGNIFICANTLY lighter green. Very obvious. At this point, I have to use it but it's going to bother me and if you're like me that you like a unison look, may not work out. Or at least know ahead of time to mix it up vs now look so different like mine.

The media could not be loaded. I absolutely love this artificial hedge! I used it on the backside of my ikea Pax wardrobe, which is being used as a partition in my new lash studio! I used a staple gun to hold it up. The pieces interlock and are easy to cut down to size with a box cutter. It’s absolutely beautiful and there are hues of green that give it a more realistic look. And It’s thick enough to where you can’t see through it! Video taken before I trimmed the excess with a box cutter.

I have purchased 3 other boxwood panels before this one. This on was by far the best. I love that they are not as sparse as others. This one was more dense, and the attachment points weren’t flimsy. I definitely recommend these panels. I purchased two boxes did a 7x7 space and still had extras left over.