4 ft. H x 3 ft. W White Vinyl Huntersville Privacy Screen (2-Pack)

Thought this would be a relatively simple assembly, no it ended when couldn't slide pickets down to locking tabs would not go through the open supports. Have not heard from manufacturer. solution maybe take fence apart and put slats in and then slip supports over. was not in directions.

It turned something functional into something that’s actually cute.

Easily put together but stakes could be a little stronger ( Careful hammering in the ground. )

We have been using our Zippity 4 ft. H x 3 ft. W White Vinyl Huntersville Privacy Screens as wind breaks for about three weeks. We have attached them to the side of an arbor to create a larger windbreak fixture for our pollinator garden. (As you will see in the photos we are still finishing the project.) The screens/panels are bright white. They were easy to put together to an extent. Because of the built in locking system the pickets can be difficult to guide through the slots. They took a good amount of umph to push them into place. One of our pickets were missing the number stickers, (as you can see in the photo), so we had to pay attention to the height. One of us made an error and getting the post back out was not fun. We had to use a screw driver to create the gap needed to pull the picket back out. Not really a big deal. Although this seems like it could be a 15 minute project it took us about 40 minutes; even without the one error. The finished panels are very light. Attaching them to the arbor and getting them in the ground was no problem at all. We did have a post hole digger, but the posts also have a convenient angle creating a spike to help get them in the ground. Aside from the lil assembly issues these are great privacy screens/panels. They are working really well as wind breaks since they are not budging at all. We would definitely recommend them.

This is a two pack of white vinyl picket privacy fence/screen made by Huntersville. Each section is three feet long and four feet high, and contains 15 one inch pickets arranged in a cascading down slope fashion. Assembly is straight forward using supplied screws. First you assemble and screw tight the frame, then you insert the pickets which lock in place with tabs. The end has two easy to install chiseled pieces which can be driven into the ground about a foot to support the fence segments. Use a wood block to tap down end posts with a hammer, and a level to make sure all is straight. Once installed, the fence was stable and did not wobble, and it should withstand windy conditions. Each segment can be used separately or linked together with supplied hardware. Very useful to shield almost anything, from an A/C unit, to trash cans, to hose reels, you name it. Decorate top caps finish off each fence section. This fence looks good enough to use as a decorative unit as well as a screen, in your landscape bed or garden. The end product is an easy to build and install, maintenance free screen. It is attractive and a good value, and has a ten-year warranty.

When I ordered this privacy screen set, I had no idea that it had to be assembled. However, the instructions were extremely clear and detailed. The assembly was super easy; one of the easiest ''assembly required'' projects I have ever had. The screen is very durable and sturdy. The materials are high quality. Great height to block the street view of air conditioning units or trash cans (as per many Florida HOA rules). It looks really stylish, a great asset to the exterior of any home.

Excellent value for the price. The product has to be assembled but the assembly instructions are pretty straight forward. The upward pickets are number and go in order from longest on left to shortest in middle then back to longest picket. Product can be assembled and installed in about an hour. I used this product to hide and unsightly larger AC/Heat pump.

Easy to assemble and very nice

The Enclo screens did what I wanted; screen our whole home generator. I rated them 3 stars because I found that they were not very sturdy. Otherwise, they worked well, were easy enough to assemble and look good.

The screening worked fine. However, the putting everything together from scratch was the pain! Couldn't they just put the panels together at the factory and ship them with the hinges/brackets?