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Enjoy A Sense Of Seclusion On Your Apartment Balcony Using Balcony Privacy Screens


Apartment dwellers relish their balconies, because, in most cases, this is the extent of their personal “yard.”  While many can enjoy shared tennis courts or swimming pools, the balcony is the one place that is their own.  In many cases, however, that balcony can only be comfortably used during certain times of the day because of excess sunlight or wind, and privacy is obviously an issue in a building full of people.  Balcony privacy screens can allow you to utilize and enjoy your balcony, patio, or deck for many more hours than you would otherwise be able to. 

The VIFAH V163 Acacia Hardwood Privacy Screen, sold at amazon.com is a folding, four-panel screen that is equally equipped for indoor or outdoor use.  It is constructed of acacia hardwood and has a natural finish.  It is lightweight and portable, and can be moved as the sunlight moves, or is easily stored when not needed.  This is item number V163 and sells for $195.15.  It measures 48 inches tall and 102 inches wide, but can be folded to accommodate smaller widths.

Add a hint of beauty with the  decorative 71 inch Privacy Screen.  This single panel screen is set in a planter tray.  These lattice style partitions are beautiful on their own, in green or white; however, you can also plant a creeping ivy or clematis in the tray and coax the plant up the lattice and along your railing for a lovely natural décor.  Item number YD1107 at teakwickerandmore.com, these dividers are made of a weather and fade resistant resin and are delivered ready to assemble.  They are priced at $149.99 each.

Add a modern flare and a splash of color to your balcony with the Ikea Dyning Patio Balcony Wind and Sun Shield.  Made of tightly woven weather resistant fabric, this screen attaches directly to the railing of your balcony or deck to give efficiently blockage of wind and provide privacy.  Beautifully contemporary in design, you will be adding more than just a privacy screen; you will be adding a decorative accent to your home.  It sells for $24.95 at ecrater.com.

Bright and sunny, the Outdoor Privacy Screen at comforthouse.com, item number 11097F,  features three brilliant yellow panels, framed in a  black powder-coated steel.  A lovely replacement for fences in some areas, these screens make beautiful separators for your deck or patio.  The fabric is mildew, UV, and fade resistant, so you will have this stylish piece for years to come.  It sells for $156, and measures 72 inches tall by 55 inches wide.

The All Things Cedar Trellis Screen is beautifully natural, and can be used alone, or can be used as a surface on which to grow ivies and clematis.  It stands seven feet tall and is made up of two panels.  The open lattice design blocks wind and offers some privacy, without fully  hampering your ability to see and enjoy your surroundings.  This product is priced at $200.80 at mercantila.com.  It is also sold at hayneedleshopping.com.


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Emma
Posted 29 days ago
Your balcony is there for you to enjoy. If the elements or the neighbors are hampering your ability to use your balcony or deck, consider a balcony privacy screen to decorate your outdoor space and provide you the privacy you desire.
Mose
Posted 81 days ago
You can enjoy your balcony at any time of day with a balcony privacy screen to protect you from excess sun and wind, and from curious neighbors. Choose a style that best suits your tastes and needs.
 

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