HOME DEPOT is selling a privacy fence that’s super easy to install and will instantly add privacy to your garden.
There’s nothing worse than sitting out on the patio, glass of wine in hand, only to discover that one of your neighbors is peering at you over the fence.
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Putting up a large fence around your garden may seem like the obvious choice to keep away prying eyes, but this can be expensive – and can sometimes lead to disagreements with neighbors.
For a hassle-free solution, the Bryce White Vinyl Fence Panel is super easy to assemble, with no special tools needed.
Priced at $143.93, the “professional” grade fence needs hardly any maintenance, so you can sit back and enjoy your garden in peace.
Posts for the 6ft x 8ft fence can be purchased separately, and their are no visible gaps, meaning you can be in complete privacy.
A description reads: “With an exceptional variety of different styles, Bryce White Vinyl Un-Assembled Fence Panel is perfect for the pro or the do-it-yourselfer.
“Out vinyl fence offers the perfect combination of high quality and low maintenance you have been looking for.
“The lightweight components make installation fast and easy.
“The easy-to-assemble fence panel kit allows you to add privacy and curb appeal to your home.”
Shoppers have raced to the Home Depot website to leave glowing reviews for the fence.
One person said: “Very easy to assemble.
“I was able to make a driveway gate out of it and attached it to a post on my house.”
A second person said: “Had several quotes for a 6 foot vinyl privacy fence, with prices ranging from $15-$18k which seems crazy.
“I did a ton of research on DIY install and settled on this product.
“So easy to install and we did the entire yard for under $9k. Wife is very happy.”
What are the rules around privacy fences in the US?
PRIVACY fences are generally allowed in the United States, but the rules vary depending on local laws, city ordinances, and homeowners’ association (HOA) regulations.
Height restrictions typically limit front-yard fences to 3–4 feet, while backyard or side-yard fences can usually reach 6–8 feet, with taller fences sometimes requiring a special permit.
Materials such as wood, vinyl, metal, chain-link, and bamboo are usually permitted, though some HOAs may restrict certain materials or colors for aesthetic reasons.
Many local codes also require fences to be set back a certain distance from property lines, sidewalks, or streets, and corner lots often have extra rules to maintain visibility for traffic.
Safety considerations are also common, especially around driveways or pools, where visibility and child safety requirements may apply.
In some areas, a permit is required for installation, particularly for taller fences or those in specific locations.
Before putting up a fence, it’s important to check both local regulations and any HOA rules to avoid fines or having to remove the fence.
Home Depot is also selling the Parana Pine Wood Flat Top Horizontal Privacy Fence for just $99 per panel, so you won’t break the bank.
Each individual panel measures 6ft x 8ft can be installed easily to your backyard for an elegant and timeless look.
”Its clean horizontal slats and flat top design offer a modern, architectural look while delivering full privacy,” the description online reads.
What’s more, you also don’t need to worry about the fence rotting, as the wooden construction ”resists rot, decay, and insect damage for long-lasting outdoor performance”.
Ideal for enclosing backyards, this stunning Home Depot bargain can also be used for patio makeovers or contemporary landscapes with style and strength.
If you’re feeling crafty, you can also choose to stain the cedar to a different color.
