Customer Reviews for Enclo Privacy Screens 4 ft. H x 3 ft. W White Vinyl Huntersville Privacy Screen (2-Pack)

3 things you need to know a out Zippity: #1) Zippity makes quality, durable products. I did a lot of research and decided to purchase the Huntersville Privacy Screen. It was excellent for enclosing our trash cans. GREAT price value to boot. #2) Zippty products come with excellent instructions - you should read them. Whilst we read the instructions for the first screen, we grew over confident in assembling and installing the second screen and totally messed up (our fault entirely). Which brings me to point #3) Zippity has GREAT, and might I add OUTSTANDING customer support. After we messed up and fired a flare to Zippity's customer support. They actually have human beings at the other end of the email; polite, knowledgeable, empowered and professional. The agent, Ms. T, got back to us straight-away and resolved our issue. I will definitely purchase Zippity products in the future and would highly recommend their products to family, friends, and readers of Product Reviews. Cheers!

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Nice screen. We set it up around our garden as an accent and it makes it look very regal. I'm not sure if it will really help to keep vermin out of the garden... which is an ongoing issue but love how it made it look. Might get a couple more sections and expand the look to more of the area. It feels well made and seems like it will handle the elements well.

I use the panels as temporary garden fences. I had a wooden fence but neighbor's untended garden eventually caused it to rot, even the posts. I've planted arbor vitae and evergreen shrubs to replace the fence and use these along with trellises to help screen until the trees get big enough to do the job. They're not perfect, more decorative than functional and quite a bit of assembly required for the size. I have used Zippity screens and fence panels before, different models and sizes. In my yard they are hard to get in the ground with stability due to rocks and tree roots. I wind up having to dig and drill and redo to get them level, and then repeat periodically after big storms. I have been leaving the panels separated to make it easier, but note they are more stable if panels are hitched together at a 90 degree angle. They are very lightweight and high winds and wet ground can lead to leaning. Initial assembly isn't too hard, but kind of a pain in the neck. Once installed the screen looks pretty, the white a nice background for greenery and flowers. They are easy to clean and so far I've had no rust from hardware. Post caps can crack if you pound on them with a mallet. Tentatively recommend. The install is only as easy as the terrain you're working with. I think for the price, the panels should already be assembled for you.

Okay, so I finally was able to take the time to piece these two panels together last night. The assembly wasn't terrible but I think it could've been a little less time had the instructions been a little more clear as to how the posts were supposed to be, based upon the hole locations. I actually assembled the first of the two panels upside down and had to tear it apart and start over again. A little frustrating but nothing I couldn't handle. The pickets don't necessarily stay in place once they're inserted into the bottom rail but they are sturdy enough. The stakes aren't really interlocking so transferring the assembled products from indoors to outdoors to find a good spot to install, wasn't a smooth move. All in all, these are nice and I hope they last.

Very very stylish and worth the money for hiding undesirable things. It is not made from flimsy plastic as some other screens I’ve seen. The posts are heavy duty eighth inch vinyl and the slats the same but are bendable for assembly purposes. A bit of a surprise that they had to be totally assembled, but it comes with good instructions that are very easy to follow. Once you have them together, the manufacturer instructs you with 2 options for putting it in the ground. The first (if your ground is soft) is to attempt to simply push the steaks in the ground. The second is to loosen your holes about 6-7inches deep and drive the stakes the last 2 inches using water to loosen soil. I used rubber hammer with a wood block and it worked great. Once installed correctly, it should last for years and it’s great because it will never need painted! It allows for plenty of air circulation around my A/C unit and hides it well. For added protection if you get a lot of wind (like we do) you can use some long heavy duty white cable ties to connect the two frames together.

When I looked in the box and saw all those pieces I got a little scared. Once you get going it's easy to assemble. I'm using it to block out a six foot space between 2 fences where I can see into my neighbors ugly yard. This was the perfect solution. It made a nice decorative back drop next to my patio table and chairs. You can easily assemble the fence with just a screw driver. Once I got the frame built all the slats slide in easily. I didn't have any issues with missing parts or parts that didn't fit together. Everything fit easily together. Anyone can do it.

I watched the video, on the Home Depot website, for the installation of the Zippity Outdoor Products 4 ft. H x 3 ft. W White Vinyl Huntersville Privacy Screen (2-Pack) and found it to be helpful. The two screens were fairly simple to build and install. The height and width are great for hiding equipment (we used them to hide the pool pump, filter, etc.) and the quality is very nice. I’m very happy with the screen and I think it's worth the price.