4 Freestanding Wicker Resin Reversible Panel Outdoor Screen Enclosure, Brown, 23"

They are one sided plastic pannels. The inside is just a reverse. The pannels themselves are basically a thin sheet of plastic with anchor poles. It looks nice, but it's quite flimsy, we get so much wind here we yearly have to patch the roof, but the anchors have held (even if our roof has needed 2 patches already this year). Looks nice from the garage. Doesn't hold a lot of heat. It also was too short to completely close around our air conditioner (which was fine to allow of the pipes to go to the house). I was able to set it up myself in just a few seconds. I was worried when I read reviews, but it's been great and was inexpensive. I am not sure if it'll hold up to lots of sun or fade, if it does I hope it'll look even more like wood panels!

Our monstrous new pool components are so much bigger, louder than old ones & ugly! We needed a solution that could be removed fairly easily if pool guys need to work on pipes. We also need regular access to heater. We didn't want to invest in permanent expensive privacy fence panels & installation at this time. After looking at many DYI "hide pool pump" solutions which involved building units from scratch I saw these & figured they were worth a try. They were very easy to install. They match our vinyl fence fairly well. We needed 2 4pc sets. Please know these panels are fairly thin, flimsy & only finished on one side, hence the price. Because of other reviews we decided to zip tie the tops to give them a little more stability in the wind. For the end panels we put pipe sleeves in ground & rods can be lifted out so panel can swing out like gate if needed. My husband says he's putting in more pipe sleeves when he takes them down for winter (as they're not really strong enough) so we can just pop them back up in the spring. We haven't had strong storms yet but I wouldn't be surprised if they fall or tilt because our dirt is still somewhat loose from a year ago construction. At least they're easy to put back up. Hopefully they won't break if they tilt. My biggest worry is will they stay white?? Any white resin chairs we had in the past got nasty over time. We'll see I guess. If you want a permanent, no worries, not dyi option these are not for you. If you want a cheap, problem solving solution then these are a huge money saving option that looks nice. We're only in for $150 as we got "like new" option. Next is AC unit!

Perfect. I'm using two sets to hide gardening items stored next to and behind my shed. I doubt I could find or make anything that looks this nice without spending way more. The enclosure stands up to storms really well installed in a curved pattern, with the metal spikes pushed deep into the soil, according to the instructions. An extra bonus is that it is is really easy to remove a panel for access as needed and then put it back. I was not sure I would be happy with it when I ordered it because of the many complaints in reviews. However, most of those seem to be the result of people using the screen enclosure for other purposes than intended, like long, straight-line installations or without pushing the metal spikes deep into soil. At the same time, it should not be advertised as "reversible" because the back is not nearly as nice as the front. I really doubt the objects stored behind it care about that, though.

I purchased this back in June. Wanted to see how it would hold up to the afternoon thunderstorms in Fl. before writing a review. It looks nice and hides my trash cans perfectly. It's: *Made of plastic* *With metal stakes* The stakes have a bit of weight to it, but not that strong. A day after installing, we had a thunderstorm and it did not hold up well. The stakes are not that sturdy and they are not long enough to be staked far down into the ground for the screens to hold up to an extra gust of wind. I don't expect this to hold up to hurricane winds, but afternoon thunderstorms, yes. As a result, I had to spend extra money and do extra work to make it stable. That's the reason why I'm giving this 3 stars. Otherwise, it would have been perfect. So, this is what I did... 1. I went to the hardware store and purchased 5' x 1/8 round rebarb, which fits through the links perfectly. 2. I purchased a can of white paint and painted the rebarb. 3. I dug holes an inch or so, deep enough to set the legs of the screen in and filled it back up with dirt. 4. Then after paint is dry, I insert the rebarb through the links and pounded it into the the ground as far as possible with a mallet. Note: After you are done, you can also get fancy by buying some wooden knobs from the lumber section of your hardware store. They have different sizes and styles. Drill a hole in it big enough to fit your 1/8 round rebarb., Paint it, then after drying, cap off the top of your rebarb. We have had plenty of afternoon thunderstorms since my re-enforcement, and so far, no problems. No twisted, damaged or broken screens. This product is ok to buy if you don't mind spending an extra $15 or so to make it sturdy. Hope this helps.

We needed something that was inexpensive yet looked good to cover an area where we had Plumbing pipes coming out of the ground. This little fence was super easy to set up and works just great! Really makes the area look much nicer. It's plastic, but it looks good! We had it up for several months and have been through some heavy winds without any problem.

The enclosure installs easily and looks decent. However, it is somewhat flimsy. I ended up installing a frame made from NPS 1.5 PVC behind the enclosure for stiffness and stability. The frame was partially embedded in the ground and attached to the enclosure using zip (cable) ties.

THEY ARE ABSOLUTELY WONDERFUL IN EVERY WAY. TO BEGIN WITH THEY ARRIVED IN TIMELY FASHION IN EXCELLENT SHAP CONSIDERING THEY CAME FROM EAST COAST TO WEST COAST. I AM PLANNING ON PURCHASING ANOTHER SET BY OCTOBER IF THE PRICE FITS IN MY BUDGET. I HAVE PLANS FOR A LARGE CHRISTMAS DISPLAY ON MY BACK PATIO........THE SCREE NS OF COURSE WILL BE THE MAIN ATTRACTION WITH LIGHTS, BANNER OF COURSE STATING (JESUS IS THE REASON FOR THE SEASON). FLOOD LIGHTS REFLECT PERFECT COLORS ON THE WHITE SCREEN.......I AM IN A WHEEL CHAIR CANNOT WALK BUT A FEW STEPS NOR STAND OR SIT VERY LONG AS I GO COMPLETELY NUMB AND HIT THE DIRT. I LIVE IN MY RECLINER AND HAVE WINDOW COVERINGS FIXED SO I CAN SEE MY PATIO DURING THE NIGHT AS I SEE ALMOST EVERY HOUR ON THE CLOCK. THE SCREEN IS BEAUTIFUL WITH FLOOD LIGHTS, COLORED LIGHTS SIZE OF SOFTBALLS WITH FALL COLORS. DECEMBER 1ST I WILL CHANGE DECORATIONS TO CHRISTMAS THEME OF COURSE CENTER OF ATTRACTION WILL BE "THE BIRTH OF LORD" I HAVE GOT CARRIED AWAY AND HAVE TO STOP AS HAVE HAD RECENT SURGERY AND NOW HAVE RUBBER IMPLANTS ON MY RIGHT HAND FOR LONG AND RING FINGERS AND PLATE AND SCREENS ON SAME FINGERS AND THEY STILL ARE CLUMSY. AND WEAK.... WELL THE OPERATOR IS STILL GETTING USE TO MY NEW FINGERS AND I ALSO HAVE A BRAND NEW "TITANIUM SHOULDER AND ARM OF COURSE ON THE RIGHT SID ALSO. I AM SO HAPPY, LIZ SPARKS

I have other Suncast items - just what you expect for quality and durability. The rods that connect the panels could be a little longer - it's a bit unstable, so I adjust it every so often. I took it down for the winter.