DIY Privacy Screen For Your Deck
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- Tool Used in This Video:
1. Kreg Pocket Hole Jig 320: geni.us/v9VHC (Amazon)
2. Lenox Hacksaw: geni.us/M7ltc (Amazon)
3. Dewalt Impact Driver and Drill Combo Kit: geni.us/HjBYb (Amazon)
4. Metabo HPT Sliding Compound Miter Saw: geni.us/5wED (Amazon)
5. Metabo HPT Finish Stapler: geni.us/UFzIv (Amazon)
6. Metabo Angled Finish Nailer: geni.us/C4jiBQ (Amazon)
7. Jorgensen Bar Clamps: geni.us/qjASt (Amazon)
Thinking of building an outdoor privacy screen? A deck privacy screen or any backyard privacy screen can add character to your yard while also giving you the desired privacy. In this video, I give you one look at outdoor privacy screen ideas for decks as I install one on our deck.
Join our community by subscribing to Reluctant DIYers here: / reluctantdiyers
This video is NOT sponsored. Some product links are affiliate links which means if you buy something we'll receive a small commission. We only recommend products we own and love, or those that we would purchase for ourselves.
Our mission at Reluctant DIYers is to help YOU overcome challenging situations, find ideas to help you create new options in your living space, and Do It Yourself with confidence. Whether you want to DIY or not, this channel is for you. From simple tasks to more complex creations, we'll cover it all. Heck, we'll even provide some pro tips on managing your flock of chickens if you need them!
Question: Have a situation that you're challenged with? DM us @ReluctantDIYers on Instagram. We would love to hear from you.
#PrivacyScreen #ReluctantDIYers #DIYTutorial
Credits:
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Song: Heaven / waykap / courtesy of epidemicsound.com
Song: Best Thing / waykap / courtesy of epidemicsound.com
Song: Wall Street / Cushy / courtesy of epidemicsound.com
Good project.
I am SO glad you left in the part “where I screwed this project up”.
This happens on about 70% of my home projects and it’s nice to see how others handle these “patience building opportunities”.
Thanks for watching and THANK YOU for your encouragement! I usually leave these in for this reason. We’re not perfect… it’s ok to make mistakes… and I’m ok showing mine. :-)
OMG thank you for making this!!! I am in canada and need this on my deck. I’m not that handy but maybe I can hire someone to follow your directions
You might be surprised what you can do yourself. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
I enjoyed your video and picked up some great pointers for my own home project. Thank you
EXCELLENT! I’m so happy this was helpful. Have a great weekend! 👍🏼👍🏼
THANKS I LIKE IT, I AM LOOKING TO DO SOMETHING. SIMILAR FOR MY PORCH
I hope this was helpful. 👍🏼👍🏼
Great video. I really injoyed and learned from this video. Thank you.
Excellent! I’m so happy this was helpful.
Great project! Thanks for showing how to do it right.
Thanks and thank you for watching!
Nice job young man.
Thanks! 😉
Yes
👍🏼👍🏼
Great idea…❤
Thanks!! 👍🏼👍🏼
Love it, but are you going to cover the rebarb because won't it eventually rust?
I am so glad you asked about this. This is something that I debated for a long while before I started this project. I bought the green rebar paint that’s made specifically to protect against this but then decided not to do it. With the style of things that my MIL has on her deck, a little rusty rebar would actually work way better than the bright green. Plus, you don’t really notice it’s there unless you make it a point to look.
I may regret that decision at some point. LOL!
I have a plain, bare deck (no existing fence around it). I simply want to put up some pre-made privacy screens but I don't know how to attach them to the deck? Are there footings that you can buy to attach the screens to the deck? Many thanks.
Yes you can purchase metal brackets for the bottom of your frame that screw into the deck itself.
@@ReluctantDIYers Awesome, thanks for coming back!!! (If you haven't please get a video up; not many on RUclips unless I am searching wrong??)
@@DougieL 👍🏼👍🏼
@@ReluctantDIYers I revised my search using your term 'brackets' and found this video, which was very useful. These are the exact type of bracket I was thinking of. (First part of this video though is irrelevant, but the fence post part was on the money!!
Fyi: ruclips.net/video/tT8HXD7rUK4/видео.htmlsi=gq-4ABtzMboQ8Jqs
@@DougieL Thank you so much for sharing this!
How did you attach the middle vertical support (4*4) to the base 2*4 ??
Trying to remember…. I’m pretty sure I screwed in larger screws at an angle… or used pocket hole screws. Either would work just fine. 👍🏼👍🏼
@@ReluctantDIYers thank you
@@gurkarandeol6132 You’re welcome!
First of All, thanks for the video. Definitely going to help me build one similar on my deck.
One question thought, do I must need to use that rod to hold it? I am in VA and don’t get heavy winds that often unless we get a storm or something here. What do you recommend? Thanks
Thank you for watching! The rebar is definitely not required. You could follow the same plan and remove that step with great success. I tend to overdo things like this from time to time. :-)
Have a great day!
@@ReluctantDIYers Thanks! Appreciate it for the prompt response. Definitely going to give a shot next weekend.
@@cricketkajunoon Awesome! I hope it goes well!
@@ReluctantDIYers I hope so too. Will keep you informed. Thanks again!
@@cricketkajunoon Great!!
How did you attach the 4 x 4 in the middle? Did you use Pocket hole jig or toenailed the post?
I attached it with pocket hole screws but you could totally toenail it. Thx for watching!
@@ReluctantDIYers Thank you! I was going to Pocket hole but then I realized that I do not have the xl but 320 Kreg pocket hole which doesn't seem to be working on 4 x 4. Guess I have to use the toenail method. Thanks
@@shanparshan No problem!
🙌
Thanks!! 😁😁
hi
Good morning
Hi :-)
Good afternoon! :-)
That’s spelt with an i, not an e.
Uhhhhhhhhh…
@@ReluctantDIYers I know. Apologies. If I get a chance to use my childishly pathetic attempts at humour, I take it! It entertains me because it certainly doesn’t entertain anyone else. Good videos btw.
@@baldeagle13x HAHAHA!!! No worries… it made me laugh. 😂😂 Thanks for the encouragement!!