Fairly easy to assemble. Has vented slots suitable to allow access r to reach the AC condensers that I was covering.

Fence

Great product easy to install and looks pretty good. We use this white fence to cover our inground pool pump.

It was too h avy for me. Returned it

Good quality panels

The panels and posts are well made. The instructions are only for their configuration so if you choose another configuration it does take a bit of thought to be sure you get it all to fit correctly. It looks good when assembled (note it does come in several pieces so you need to put each panel together into the posts and you will need 2 people to do this).

Good quality and easy to assemble.

Fence

Great quality easy to assemble look really good. Fast shipping and package. Easy to add more. Look better than a Professional installation.

We will be returning this product, The cuts don't align properly and the were marked with the wrong letters, etc.

What a pain...when it indicated some assembly, it should have stated the whole thing needed assembling. Had I know this before ordering, I would have ordered something else for the price. The ground mounting stakes are quite short and the assembled panels just sit on them...a nice wind gust will annihilate this.

When pounding the fense into the ground, the screws would rip through on the bottom and any end cap does not stay on.

Looks great and pretty sturdy for the wind. Kind of a pain in the butt for the assembly. Look at the picture, because the instructions are pretty much non existent.

This is a bit tedious in Assembly but overall its a good deal.

Very flimsy for the money. Definitely would not recommend

Easy to put together and install

Super easy to put together (#2 square bit and a drill) and install, looks nice.

A bit time consuming to assemble, but they do look nice and overall sturdy

I'm giving this Vevor 48x48 two-panel vinyl privacy fence 3 stars because 2 & 1/2 stars is not an option. It's OK but not great. The holes in the vertical posts for the metal stakes are in the wrong places relative to the instruction pictures so you'll need to re-drill those holes. The stakes themselves are rather flimsy so if you hit a rock or a tree root you'll have to straighten out the stakes, dig out the obstruction, and start over. You need a #2 square drive screwdriver to tighten the screws and that is not included. (Any hardware store will have them, although they will probably sell you a #2 SD bit and a magnetic screwdriver to hold the bit rather than a #2 SD screwdriver.) If you use a power screwdriver, as recommended by Vevor, you will strip out the holes. So don't. In summary, the instructions say that you need a wooden or rubber mallet and a power screwdriver. What you really need is the mallet, a #2 square drive manual screwdriver, an electric drill, and some small drill bits. (I forget which sizes, sorry.) The completed fence is OK but it took about 3 hours to install because I hit rocks and tree roots.