Veradek Corten Steel Outdoor Privacy Screen Series-Flowleaf Privacy Screen Set w/Stand (55% Privacy) | Made from Durable Materials; Easy Set-Up | Modern Décor for Patio Privacy, Room Divider, Fences

Quality product. Assembly was ok but I was short 2 nuts that I was able to provide from my workshop. The beautiful rusted patina adds charm.

Our neighbors increasingly took down native desert trees in their yard. Unfortunately, it gave us an unobstructed view. We decided to get these. My husband was able to easily and quickly install them on top of our 5' block wall, giving us the additional 2 feet to block the view. It was just what we needed. It reminds me of a cozy bistro. We finally got some rain and they are just beginning to rust. I think I will like them even more. We are very happy with this product.

This is a beautiful , solid , strong , heavy duty , durable product . Clean finish , well engineered and easy to assemble . Better than I expected .I am using it as a patio screen , to create a private sitting area with aromatic plants .

I originally ordered one 78" Corten privacy screen to determine if I liked the pattern. I did, so I ordered five more. I will use the privacy screens to conceal the view of a deteriorating fence, and to add visual interest to the landscaping. The 78" screen came in two packages -- one contained the stands, upright posts, nuts and bolts, and assembly instructions, and the other contained the screens. The instructions are clear and easy to follow. It takes about 45 mins to an hour to unpackage and assemble one screen. I recommend having a heavier duty allen wrench than what is included with the package. I also recommend having a drill to bore out some of the keyhole openings just in case they don't line up properly while assembling the screen. It is possible to accelerate the rusting process with an acidic type mixture, but the natural rusting occurs fairly rapidly by just leaving the screens outside. It is December in California and we've had some rain and fog. Upon delivery, one of the packages was torn open at the bottom, and unfortunately several of the nuts and bolts needed to assemble the last privacy screen are missing. An hour or so ago I wrote to the company asking for replacements rather than try to go through Amazon for this. Otherwise, I'm very pleased with the product.

I bought this to screen some utility meters next to the garage. Arrived in a manageable box, and was well packed. The pieces were mostly intuitive when it came to putting it together, but instructions might have helped, since I found myself turning pieces around a few times to get the holes for screws to match up. The only paper in the box was a card suggesting looking at their Youtube video for instructions to speed creating the rust.I sprayed the gray metal parts with a mixture of vinegar, hydrogen peroxide, water and salt (as suggested in their video), and within a few days, the entire screen bore a nice, rusted patina.The screen is close to a wall, and under an eve, but I still worry a little about wind. I put some large, heavy stones on the rear feet, and covered the forefeet with small stones. Feels pretty secure. There are holes in the feet that would permit bolting to a solid substrate.

These look great and all till they ship you a product with missing parts that was clearly used and returned. FFS.

I needed privacy in the back from unsightly neighbors and they worked perfectly. We did screw them into the cement to prevent them from falling over and this step is key. They are starting to rust beautifully.

Used for privacy screening