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Garvee 62"x10"x65" Garden Privacy Screen,Cedar Wood Panel with Integrated Planter Box, 3 Hinged Sections

They were very easy to assemble, took less than an hour to do two of them. They’re not as high quality as I thought they might be, though, for the price. I’d say these could do with being $50-$75 cheaper.

I am very impressed at the overall quality of this privacy screen. The first thing I noticed when I opened the box was the intense fresh scent of real cedar. The smell filled the room and it was so refreshing! We could tell right away that the material is indeed real cedar wood. The assembly was an easy process. The directions were easy to follow and all the pieces were clearly labeled. It took about 15 minutes for my husband to fully assemble the product. The height of the screen is about five feet tall. The height of five feet is perfect for providing enough privacy for our intended area. We used this product to make our jacuzzi area feel more private and cozy. This is such a unique design because it has planter boxes built in to the privacy screen. We plan on planting a flower bush that will intertwine between the privacy screen wood pieces. The item is not too heavy to lift up on my own. I am able to pick it up by myself and move it to the desired location. The screen can be folded inwards at so many different angles. The screen could fall over if it was pushed, which is why it’s important to fill the planter boxes with flowers and dirt. The weight of the plants will help stabilize the screen to prevent it from tipping over. There are drainage holes in the bottom of the boxes to prevent root rot. The overall craftsmanship is great. The product seems very well built. The appearance of the product looks classy and beautiful. Once the flower vines climb up the wall, it will provide a ton of natural privacy. The current price of $105.99 seems like a fair value for the money based on the high quality material and appearance.

Having always wanted to have my own garden, I decided to start small and with things that I knew I could grow rather easily. Being in Florida i have the perfect weather to grow things outside, but where i live, the ground is mostly sand and red clay. So, i decided to use planters, containers, and raised boxes. I thought that these would be a perfect addition to my garden collection, to use to grow some muscadine grapes that I'd grow into medium sized plantlets from seeds at the beginning of spring.✅ EASY ASSEMBLY: opening the box and laying everything out, all the different panels, the boards, the screws and hardware, including the two different sides that are independently mobile and can bend and fold like a divider with hinges, it can get extremely overwhelming and chaotic. however, the assembly instructions that are included with the kit is very easy to understand and follow. once you get the boxes assembled, everything from there forward is pretty much self explanatory and very easy to complete. this took me, by myself, less than 45 minutes to fully assemble, inside of my house before easily carrying it outside.✅ VERY LIGHT (WHEN EMPTY): the great thing about its size and being able to assemble it inside the house, is that the materials (the wood), is so very lightweight that being 5' 0" inches tall, and all of 110lbs on a good day, i was able to carry it outside or my house and I to my backyard, by myself, without too much strain. it's mainly just awkward to hold and grip, as opposed to being heavy.✅ TALL TRELLISES: both panels of this planter have tall trellises attached to the backs of the boxes. the trellises are nice and tall and have plenty of surface area as well as holes for the plants to be able to attach and climb. this is especially great for muscadines since they are very strong veining plants that rely on climbing and vining to thrive and produce their fruit.❌ CAN BE EASY TO TIP OVER: i learned the hard way, that even though the wood is very lightweight and a good quality to withstand the outside elements, if the boxes are not completely filled with dirt or substrate (on both sides of the panel), the entire structure is very easy to fall over with a hard gust of wind. while this was outside, even though i did bend the panels to create a V-shape for more stability, the whole thing kept falling over with the wind blowing. so this whole structure is definitely heavily dependent on the bottom boxes being filled and holding the stability to the ground like an anchor, unless you are able to somehow attach the trellises to a structure behind it to keep it upright.✅ INCLUDES PLANTER BOX BOTTOMS + DRAIN HOLES: having a similar planter like this that did not come with any kind of bottom paneling, the bottoms of the boxes were very greatly appreciated. not only are they removable and are still able to be put in snug in their place, but they also have drainage holes in the bottoms to let out excess water. having a bottom to the planter boxes is awesome especially if you are to place this in a grassy area where weeds could have growing up and through the planter box, as well as grass. if placed on a paved surface, this keeps soil off the ground and allows for adequate drainage. i really love that this included bottoms.Overall, this is a great kit. It's definitely fully functional and practially functional at that. For what it is though, it's a little more expensive than what I personally thunk it should be, especially for the type of wood, and the few flaws that it has, but in general it's a great planter and great decoration that's perfect to use as a divider for climbing plants. The way it is hinged gives this versatility in the purposes that it can be used, as well. So, even though it's a little late in the season for me to get my muscadine planlets fully planted and acclimated to being outside in the sun, this is definitely something I plan to make full use of, next immediate planting season.⚠️ 📌 OVERALL RATING: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ FOUR STARS ———————————————————————♡

This is a pretty typical outdoor accent piece. It is made of solid cedar (the smell proves that!), so it should last a fair amount of time with or without applying a finish to it. The size is nice for a small back yard area - but it is too small to make a statement if you place it near something large like a mature oak tree or a substantially sized outdoor structure like a screened deck or gazebo. It is lightly built, so I do have some concerns about the screens staying more-or-less flat.Assembly was very straight forward - but not all of the pieces were clearly numbered. Fortunately, the diagrams in the assembly manual were clear enough to identify the unlabeled parts. There are no pre-drilled holes in the pieces that screws go into - but since this is cedar, the wood is soft enough that it did not cause any real issue. I was able to assemble the entire piece in about 30 minutes with just a manual screwdriver.All in all, this is a nice accent piece, but I would have preferred that it be made out of thicker wood, and I would have been willing to pay a higher price for that.