Very good privacy screen to hide my trash and recycling bins from the neighbors. And keep my yard looking good.

Cheap material. The strips of plastic don’t stay in the slots. Wouldn’t buy again.

Such a difference! I moved to a condo where the ac is on the front patio. This was the perfect solution and a very sturdy, longlasting piece.

I used these individually as a barrier between our property and the neighbors. I spaced them about 3 ft apart and put large planters between them. I have received numerous comments on how great these look. Assembly wasn’t bad. I did use a metal fence post to secure it more solid as we have high winds here and I didn’t want it to topple into the neighbors property.

The screens worked perfectly to protect my generator from my neighbors sprinklers plus it looks nice.

Assembly was a little tricky to get all of the slats lined up and together. Instructions are clear and fairly easy to follow. One of the holes needed for assembly is not predrilled, so you fo need to use the drill bit that is provided.

This fence looks good once together. you definitely need...

This fence looks good once together. you definitely need two people to put it together as it was difficult to get the slats aligned.

Absolutely horrible product. It is a bear to put together, the screw holes for the stakes do not match the screw holes on the legs, it is not at all stable. It took one person (me) 2 hours to put together 2 panels and I'm certainly going to have to replace this or build it again by the time I walk those panels out to the side of my house. Big waste of money.

Not worth the money or time

I'm a handy person and engineer. This product is extremely difficult to align and assemble. Not very sturdy for around trash cans. After assembly, I went to install into ground and some of the slats kept falling out. I returned the product.

Looks great if you can get it assembled. Took three people and a few hours to say the least to assemble this. One pole was bent but too inconvenient to send it back since so much time and work went into putting this together. It would be helpful for folks to know you have to assemble everything. That means the slats and posts. Not sure if was worth the money to be honest.

Biggest Headache!!!!

The panels were so appealing and I loved that there were two in the order; however much frustration came with the assembly. A new design is needed for the slates because that’s the biggest headache. After getting three of my four panels together, the last panel is messed up. I called the 800 number and they were very nice and listened to my venting. It shared this is a new product and they are addressing the design.

I bought this item because my daughter loved it inspite of all the reviews that customers had about what it takes to install them. I felt since they were slabs it should be fine. I was wrong. It took over 2 hours to stabilize the item. It kept falling apart every time you try to firm it up. Some slabs were too small and very flimsy indeed. I decided we must see it to the end. We finally made headway and slid the bottom piece. Once we were ready to attach the legs, there was no hole on the legs to drill. So we decided we would just knock it into the ground then place the fence over it. The metal was so thin that it caved in. Once we finally managed to expand the hole we finally installed it but it was never stable. If we have high winds, it would probably bend it. For how much these are, they are not worth a dime. extremely cheaply made. The entire box should be worth $50 so you know you are getting what you paid for. I bought 4 of these boxes. Returning every single box after 5 total wasted hours.

Good quality and well made but tough to assemble. The assembly tutorial video (from the QR code on the manual) is useless, doesn't cover assembly at all. It's difficult to align all the slats. I ended up clamping the end and the middle aluminum posts to the table, was easier to assemble this way. Note that top and bottom horizontal rails are different, easy to mistake one for the other. Bottom rail has an extra hole. Suggestion: why not put a sticker? The unit I received had a missing hole on the anchor legs. But was not a big deal since the self-tapping screws go right in even without a hole.

These suit our needs but my husband had a difficult time putting them together and dreaded opening the second box- they arrive in several individual pieces that need to be put together. The first one took him about an hour to put together. They do look a little on the cheaper side, but they do their job.

[Rewarded Review] Decent screens but not high end

When we moved into our home, we had exceptional privacy but we live in a high fire danger area. We had to thin a lot of growth for fire safety so we now have some areas where we have slight views of our neighbors. We’ve been trying different ways of blocking the views to our neighbors and we thought we would give these Enclo Bedford 3.5 ft. x 3 ft. Cedar Vinyl Privacy Screen Panel Kit (2-Pack) a try. These panels to not come assembled and although assembly is not complicated, it was not without some problems. Getting the panel slats aligned into the side and middle frames was definitely frustrating because each time you moved anything to insert the panels, it would come out of the other side. Once you’re able to line everything up, you attach the top and bottom frames with a screw on each corner. The next glitch came when I tried to install the bottom spikes. The screw holes on the spikes are supposed to line up with screw holes on the side rails but they did not. I had to drill a hole into each side rail so I was able to attach the spikes. Once everything is assembled, you can choose to attach the two panels together or if you want separate panels, you can leave them separate. I thought the quality of these panels was fair but they are definitely not high end. I would be very careful putting the bottom spikes into the ground because I think they would easily bend if you try to install them in hard ground or go at a slight angle. The slats on the panels I got are made of vinyl and have a cedar wood appearance but you can also get them in gray. I think these panels are good for their purpose but it would have been nice if assembly was easier and more care was used in drilling the screw holes during manufacture.

[Rewarded Review] Attractive alternative to hide or add ambiance

The rating for "Enclo Privacy Screens - Enclo Privacy Screens Bedford" was based on appearance and I would have gone with five stars but it is a pain to put together.While the directions advise approximately an hour to assemble it took longer. When the directions say, "check inside the larger pieces for other materials packed inside," They literally mean inside the large slats, which are hollow.The pieces are not marked, ie; R.L, 1.etc. so that is time consuming. Bottom line I really like the way it looks, haven't decided on a permanent placement yet, it can be moved fairly easily. I do recommend this product.

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[Rewarded Review] Outdoor Privacy Screen Panels by Enclo

This is a decent looking outdoor privacy screen panel kit. I placed the panels around my outdoor air conditioning unit to help hide it from the street. The posts are made of aluminum coated with a glossy black finish. The pickets are made of vinyl with a cedar finish. All hardware is included for a DIY assembly. The only thing required is a phillips screwdriver or a drill with a phillips bit. Be sure not to over tighten the screws if using a drill. The instructions are easy to follow and the assembly took me about 45 minutes. I then moved the assembled panels outside, soaked the ground where I placed the stakes on the bottom of each post and then used a hammer and a block of wood, to knock each stake into the ground. I also used a level to make sure each panel was level. The panels are weather resistant, which I hope will hold up in the elements. The panel is 34 and a 1/2 inches wide by 39 and a 1/4 inches in height from the top of the panel to the bottom of the panel. There is 18 inches of clearance from the bottom of the panel to the ground. Additional panels can be added and can secured with a joiner clip, if you are needing to add more panels. Overall these panels look good and I am hoping they will hold up a long term.

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[Rewarded Review] Nice little privacy fence

The Enclo Bedford 3.5 ft. x 3 ft. Cedar Vinyl Privacy Screen Panel Kit (2-Pack) arrived well packaged and intact. Note: the smaller slats are nestled inside many of the wide slats. The instructions were easy to follow, but the panel itself was difficult to assemble with just one person. Lining up all the slats into the 3 posts proved frustrating, so I would recommend inserting one side and then using painters tape to secure before moving onto the other side. After I got the hang of it, they assembled quickly. I got two sets of these (one in each color so I could mix and match the slats.) The photo shows the grey and cedar colors. Note: the stake ends that go into the ground are very sharp where the metal is cut, so use caution. Also, they are missing a predrilled hole where the stake attaches to the bottom of the panel. (shown in picture). It is still able to be assembled, but the instructions were a bit confusing. Installation was as easy as using a rubber mallet and a level. Overall, these serve the purpose of adding a little privacy to our HVAC and pool equipment area.

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[Rewarded Review] Poor design

I’ve put together quite a few things and this by far was the hardest.

[Rewarded Review] These Screens Are Well Built

Everything needed is nicely packed into a 5” x 7” x 46” box. All the parts are ready to assemble but before that you need to have a plan to get all the small parts into two big parts.

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