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Decorative Screens

Decorative Screens

Elevate any outdoor space with decorative screens and privacy screens that block unwanted views while adding style, security and functionality. Durable panels in quality materials and colours suit the garden, patio, backyard or yard - perfect along fences, around plants, or to create seclusion. With easy installation and low-maintain finishes, these screens enhance outdoor areas with simple, stylish protection.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are decorative screens?

Decorative screens are patterned panels designed to add privacy, break up empty fencing, or create a feature wall in outdoor areas. They bring texture and visual interest without major construction.

How can I use garden decorative screens in my outdoor space?

You can mount garden decorative screens along a fence for privacy, use them as a backdrop behind pots or seating, or frame them as stand-alone “outdoor art.” They’re also great for disguising bins, pool pumps or air-con units.

Do decorative screens handle Australian weather?

Most quality decorative screens are designed for outdoor conditions and are UV-stable to help resist fading. Correct fixing and keeping them off constantly wet ground will extend their life.

Do decorative screens actually give privacy?

Yes, depending on the pattern. Tighter or denser cut-outs, or black out screens, give more screening and reduce visibility from neighbours. More open patterns act more like feature panels than full privacy barriers - great for styling, lighter for airflow.

Can renters use garden decorative screens?

Definitely. You can mount garden decorative screens in a freestanding frame, planter box or portable stand instead of attaching them permanently to a fence or wall. That means you can take them with you when you move.

Where do decorative screens look best?

Anywhere that feels bare or exposed: side fences, patios, alfresco dining areas, balcony rails. Using decorative screens behind feature pots instantly creates a “finished” outdoor zone.