FENCY Metal Privacy Screen with Stand 72" H×44" W Outdoor Freestanding Privacy Panels, Outdoor Privacy Screen for Deck Patio Balcony(Black-Louvered)

This product is very sturdy. The height and width measurements are as described. It is nice enough to use as a partition inside your home if you desire. I used it for my balcony for privacy at night and to provide shade from the sun during the day. Assembly was straight forward and simple. I recommend this product.

I love this product. I put 2 beside each other on my back porch for privacy and it's perfect. I used small bungee cords to attach to the porch rails. They have been through several big wind storms, rain, snow, and hail. They still look new. Very easy to assemble. My kids and I got them together in no time.

This took some time putting together but ultimately was a good purchase. It looks elegant as a privacy blocker for my apartment patio. Neighbors say wow that looks really nice. Strong winds knocked it over so I had to secure it to the rail with zip ties. 4 stars only because I believe it is overpriced. It’s a little heavy but can be moved by one person with some effort.

Easy to put together, great for privacy.

Just returned this but wanted to love it. Fairly easy to install and was able to do it alone. Great height. Not sturdy enough on the Florida wind and rain and it’s not hurricane season yet. The anchors kept popping up and screen would tip over daily. The color was a dark black. Overall it didn’t function well for us.

This device met or exceeded all of my expectations actually. Very nice unit and it looks very clean and neat.

People are stopping to say how much they love my gazebo set-up...in part because of these screens. My friends are all trying to find ways to get me to have them over to hang out. They need to start bringing their own food and refreshments though!I wanted to save more space on my deck so I modified how I attached these screens. I didn't use the foot bases that came with them, but instead I went to Lowe's and found the really nice deck brackets and screws. It lowered the screens a little, which I wanted and like.I ended up using one of the foot bases to attach to the top of the screens to give it a more complete look and for added stability. These screens are heavy enough, but somewhat flimsy/wobbly at the top due to the height.I used a third screen, turning it sideways, used an angle grinder to cut off the bottom foot part and attached it to my 63" bar table, using the same deck brackets to attach directly to the deck flooring.These screens appear stable enough in these strong PNW winds that I even attached some pictures, light, and other small and light decorations right on to the screens.I get a nice west wind coming off the water and these screens do not appear to deter that. They also diffuse a lot of the early evening hot sun glare that used to hit us right in the eyes.As of now, I couldn't be happier with them.

Looks good, and fairly easy to put together (just takes some time, because there are a lot of little nuts and bolts). The main issue is that it doesn’t really withstand wind that’s higher than a breeze. Had 30 mph gusts that came through and it bent the frame slightly. And the next time we had similar winds, the same spots bent even more to the point of deformation, so now the whole thing is sitting slightly crooked, not straight. If the metal was just slightly thicker it would have been fine, but it’s made out of really thin metal that you can bend with bare hands if you just apply some pressure.