Create a peaceful retreat with this privacy screen, designed to block unwanted views both indoors and outdoors; perfect for patios, balconies, and living rooms.
Versatile design allows for use as separators in various environments, from offices to outdoor spaces; effectively transforms areas into cozy, private settings.
Built from durable metal, this privacy screen resists rust and fading, ensuring long-term performance despite harsh weather conditions like heavy rain and extreme heat.
Stylish patterns offer aesthetic appeal; easily personalize with plants or lighting to enhance your outdoor or indoor decor and create an inviting atmosphere.
Assemble quickly with provided hardware; sturdy design measures 48 inches wide and 76 inches high for effective privacy; maintain by cleaning with a damp cloth.
Problem & Solution
Finding a peaceful outdoor space or a private indoor area can be challenging. This outdoor and indoor privacy screen provides a simple solution to obstruct distractions and create a comfortable, secluded atmosphere.
Key Features & Benefits
Measuring 76 inches in height and 48 inches in width, this freestanding privacy screen effectively enhances privacy. Its durable metal build withstands the elements, ensuring long-lasting use without rust or fading.
Usage Scenarios & Audience
This versatile privacy screen is perfect for homeowners looking to enhance their gardens, patios, balconies, or even indoor spaces like living rooms and offices. It seamlessly fits into various settings, providing an elegant touch.
Materials/Build
Crafted from strong metal, this privacy screen is engineered for outdoor durability, remaining functional in adverse weather conditions while maintaining its stylish appearance.
Care & Maintenance
To keep the screen looking its best, simply wipe it with a damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners to maintain its finish.
What's Included/Notes
All necessary hardware for assembly is included, ensuring ease of setup. It comes with four expansion screws for secure installation on hard surfaces.
