Not just for privacy, garden screens can also act as windbreaks, protecting the yard from strong winds and creating a more comfortable outdoor environment to enjoy with friends and family. Additionally, a garden screen can provide shade, helping to control sun exposure and temperature.
Beyond their practical uses, garden screens contribute to the overall aesthetics of your space. In some cases, a garden screen can hide an eye sore, enhancing your garden's visual appeal.
To help you get started, we've rounded up six garden screen ideas and how to put them together. Each tutorial shows you how to build a secure backyard garden screen.
Here are 6 garden screening ideas
1. How to build a Merbau screen
Whether you need extra privacy or to hide an eyesore, a Merbau screen will tick all the boxes and add an extra dimension to elevate your space.
2. Panelled privacy screen
Using off-the-shelf panels, you can add a freestanding garden screen to a corner of your garden or install posts to screen off the side of a patio or verandah.
3. Slatted privacy screen
Hide amenity buildings, such as a laundry or a garage, with a screen or two featuring a handy shelf and plant window!
4. How to screen a rubbish bin
Hide your motley row of wheelie bins behind a stylish spotted gum screen.
5. How to build a deck screen
Tired of living in full view of your neighbours? If you would like a little privacy, simply install a deck screen.
6. The best hedging plants for your garden
Landscapers are always banging on about hedging, and for good reasons, they’re a great way to add a screen and privacy to your garden.
Find out the best hedging plants.
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