Cedar privacy screens are available in a range of heights and widths. Typical heights run from about 38 inches up to roughly 72.8 inches, and widths commonly fall between about 32 inches and 38.7 inches.
No-dig systems use ground or iron stakes plus L-shaped support feet to secure panels on-site. These components let you anchor the panel into soft soil or fasten it to hard surfaces without concrete or excavation.
These screens pair natural cedar wood panels with a powder-coated aluminum frame — cedar for the slats and powder-coated aluminum for a rust- and weather-resistant support structure.
Manufacturers recommend applying a transparent or semi-transparent wood stain approximately every six months to preserve the cedar’s appearance and protect it from weathering.
Frames are powder-coated aluminum; the powder-coat finish provides anti-rust, anti-corrosion and weather-resistant protection to help the frame last outdoors.
These screens are designed for both soft and hard surfaces. Included hardware such as iron stakes and L-shaped support feet allow secure setup on soil or on concrete and other hard ground.
