When you read ‘screens’, do you think ‘privacy’? Laser cut screens are often used to build beautiful, artistic privacy fencing . But this single use barely scratches the surface of the DIY projects that flat, uniform, metal screens make possible.
Simply put, they’re metal panels of a uniform size featuring a laser cut pattern.Some companies that make screens can design custom patterns while others have a range of pre-made designs to choose from. Designs have varying levels of opacity (how much light can be seen through the screen). This opacity is based on the amount of open space or number of cut outs in the design.
You can add an additional layer of structure and visual appeal to any garden with the addition of some garden art.
A beautiful garden is a joy to behold, but if you really want your garden to be a paradise you need to think beyond a collection of flowers, trees and pots. You can add an additional layer of structure and visual appeal to any garden with the addition of some garden art.
Privacy isn’t always about hiding something from others – sometimes you just want to keep something out of sight. Say you have a large, rather unappealing water-tank or pump in your yard – surrounding it with privacy screens can turn an eyesore into an architectural feature. Similarly, if you have space under your house that you’d like to either block from view or turn into a well-ventilated storage or workshop area, laser cut screens can make an attractive and functional barrier.
Let’s start with the obvious, shall we? When you get home after a hard day’s work or you’re trying to relax on the weekend, the last thing anyone wants is to be plagued by nosy neighbours or stickybeaking passers-by.
A fence might demarcate your property, but it won’t necessarily block lines of sight. Adding privacy screens on top of an existing fence can block lines of sight without overly affecting airflow and light thanks to the cut outs.
Similarly, using privacy screens as balustrading for balconies or decks can add both safety and privacy to the structure, not to mention some serious curb appeal.
The addition of one or more panels to a fence can serve much the same purpose as a feature wall, adding an element that draws the eye or highlights an area.External walls and surfaces can also be spruced up with panels, either to create a focal point or to clad an exterior in an eye-catching, repeating pattern.You can customize the pattern you want to add beauty to your garden
