- FRONT & BACK DOUBLE BOXES: A planter box in front and one behind the screen anchor this raised garden bed with trellis from both directions ? it resists tipping in wind unlike single-box planters, and the dark finish makes every leaf and bloom pop
- SOLID 74 LB IRON BUILD: Matte black powder-coated iron designed for outdoor use, a solid step up from flimsy plastic or resin ? the densely slatted privacy screen and dual boxes weigh 74 lb empty and become a heavy, low base once you add soil
- ROLL IT, LOCK IT, DRAIN IT: Six smooth-rolling wheels (four with locks) let you rearrange your backyard layout or open up the deck for guests, then lock everything in place ? 10 built-in drainage holes, 5 per box, keep soil moist without waterlogging roots
- SCREEN, HIDE & DIVIDE: Closely spaced louvered slats block neighbors' sightlines while letting air through ? a freestanding privacy screen for backyards, decks, patios, and poolsides that also hides AC units, trash cans, and pool gear, great for outdoor entertaining
- EASY ASSEMBLY, HARDWARE INCLUDED: Arrives flat-packed with numbered parts, pre-drilled holes, illustrated instructions, and the wrench you need, so one person can set up this privacy trellis planter; designed as a modern privacy screen and outdoor room divider
Product description
How many units come in one order?
Can I train climbing vines on the screen?
Does the louvered screen fully block the view?
Will it tip over in the wind?
Is it hard to assemble?
How many units come in one order?
Each order is one complete unit ? a single louvered privacy screen with a planter box on the front and the back, plus all hardware. Photos showing several side by side are styled to show how multiples look together.
Can I train climbing vines on the screen?
The panel is a louvered privacy screen, not a heavy-duty climbing trellis, so we don't recommend growing vines on it. The two planter boxes are great for upright plants like snake plants, grasses, and small shrubs.
Does the louvered screen fully block the view?
The closely spaced slats block direct sightlines from most standing and seated angles while letting light and air pass through. Because it's louvered, not solid, a little light filters through the gaps by design, so it never feels boxed in.
Will it tip over in the wind?
A planter box sits in front of and behind the screen, so soil weight anchors it on both sides and helps it resist tipping. It is about 74 lb empty and much heavier once filled. In severe storms, we still suggest moving it to shelter.
Is it hard to assemble?
No. It ships flat with numbered parts, pre-drilled holes, illustrated instructions, and the wrench you need. One person can put it together; a second pair of hands just makes positioning the screen a little easier.
