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I found may comments on forums with people asking how to build a backyard lattice privacy screen and it’s really not that hard especially if you have someone to help you. Hopefully after this project tutorial you feel a confident and motivated to build your own lattice privacy screen. Our total cost was under $40 (cost of vinyl lattice, pine for frame & screws). Here is an example of how to use lattice attached to the lower part of a porch deck to hide the dirt and unfinished part of a stairway. Building a lattice privacy screen to a porch or deck is also a simple weekend project. Whether it be a trellis or lattice screen, it adds nice texture to the outdoor space. Patios with lattice also add to the visual appeal as well.

This lattice privacy fence project was such a great addition to our back patio. Related Idea with vinyl lattice – This cute little garbage can privacy fence is at our campsite and is perfect for trash!

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Updated Blog Post 2022 – Are you new here? Meet Jessica and here latest update of the death of her grandparents, surviving divorce and a new marriage proposal! We also attached the small part (see below) to the existing post on the patio for stability.

Next, we attached the end pieces to the large 8' piece using the 3" screws.

We used the same steps to create the other two lattice privacy panels. Use your stainless steel 1 5/8" (or whatever size you choose) to attach the pine to the lattice.

You will basically be cutting 2 pieces of 1x4's for each side.

Layout your frame (1x4 pine pieces cut to size), place your lattice on top and then add 1x4's again on top of your lattice.

You are essentially going to sandwich the lattice screen between your frame creating a lattice panel.

Next step, I painted the 1x4's before we assembled the privacy screen

We used 8 x 1 - 5/8" screws to create the lattice patio screen and used 10 x 3" screws to attach the privacy screen to the existing post on the patio.

We purchased plastic/PVC lattice from Home Depot (you can now order online!) OR you can get this Stylish vinyl brand from Lowes (order online!) You will need to use stainless steel screws so they do not rust.

We needed to make 3 lattice vinyl fence privacy screens so we started with the 8' section first. We used 1x4 pine as our frame that I painted white prior to starting the project.

First, paint your "frame" before assembling the lattice.

Instructions Our DIY Lattice Fence Installation Process:

He is definitely a person that can duplicate things if he sees a picture. My dad thought the solution was to hang the privacy lattice from the gutters above with hooks but the man only thinks in practicality, not in aesthetics. So I showed him some pictures of lattice fence ideas on a patio and the diy lattice privacy screen on a deck that my mom and I liked in order to get his brain in “design” mode. I love tutorials that I find online but especially love the visual tutorials, so I decided to create this post using mostly pictures. Lattice is a very popular product and if you search Google, you will find several lattice fence ideas as well as smaller scaled projects like this one creating a lattice screen to hide small outdoor objects like trash cans, AC units or even lattice on a deck can provide benefits for privacy. I cannot believe the amount of emails I received asking for a tutorial on how we built the lattice privacy screen!

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Our patio makeover featured a project involving the old cement (click through this post to see how to repair an old cracked cement patio) and this lattice privacy screen was the last part of our patio makeover series. You will see how this screen added a pretty backdrop to our patio – keep reading! Building your own privacy screen outdoors is an easy way to also add a decorative element to an area.