Add more height to your privacy fence by fastening t-posts to the top of it. Then, use cable ties to attach your screen to the top of these instead of the chain link. This also keeps the screen ...

Trellises are not just for supporting climbing plants, either. These sturdy structures are also fantastic when used as screens between zones, or to divide your backyard from your neighbor's.

If you’ve already got a fence, you can probably add some taller plants to decrease visibility. If you don’t, a hedge line, trellis, or a row of taller greenery might be a good solution.

A screen can hide an eyesore, frame a view, insure privacy, lead the eye, contain an area or just add an architectural element to the garden.

A DIY fan has transformed his old fence into a ivy leaf trellis for £13.99 to stop neighbours from peeking onto their patio. Jack, who works in marketing, managed to use some super savvy mone… ...

If you’re after a simple screen without the faff of building a fence, a roll could be the answer to your perfect garden dreams. This one is made with PVC and covers 3m so one for outdoor spaces ...