Hello,
we are currently planning our outdoor area.
We are still unsure about the best way to create privacy screening towards the neighbor’s house. We have quite a curious neighbor who always stands on their terrace whenever we are outside.
Of course, the adjacent playground should remain accessible for our child.
We find it a bit difficult to decide the best solution. At first, we thought about bamboo plants. They grow quickly and tall. But do they grow dense enough to provide privacy screening?
Or should we go for a wooden fence?
It’s tricky.
Maybe you have suggestions and ideas for us, thank you very much.
Best regards
we are currently planning our outdoor area.
We are still unsure about the best way to create privacy screening towards the neighbor’s house. We have quite a curious neighbor who always stands on their terrace whenever we are outside.
Of course, the adjacent playground should remain accessible for our child.
We find it a bit difficult to decide the best solution. At first, we thought about bamboo plants. They grow quickly and tall. But do they grow dense enough to provide privacy screening?
Or should we go for a wooden fence?
It’s tricky.
Maybe you have suggestions and ideas for us, thank you very much.
Best regards
chewbacca12311 Aug 2020 08:46I think we definitely need to add some plants on the playground side so our little son can easily get there.
We live in RLP and I hope that a tall fence (1.8–2 m) (6–6.5 ft) with greenery in between is allowed.
Behind our main terrace, I also think we need some extra privacy protection. In two weeks, we will have a terrace roof installed, so we’ll see how that works.
What do you think about two raised wooden beds, each 1 m wide (3.3 ft), with nice greenery? Basically on the side where the pool is now.
Lounge furniture will go against the house wall, probably made from pallets.
We live in RLP and I hope that a tall fence (1.8–2 m) (6–6.5 ft) with greenery in between is allowed.
Behind our main terrace, I also think we need some extra privacy protection. In two weeks, we will have a terrace roof installed, so we’ll see how that works.
What do you think about two raised wooden beds, each 1 m wide (3.3 ft), with nice greenery? Basically on the side where the pool is now.
Lounge furniture will go against the house wall, probably made from pallets.
haraldv schrieb:
Embed reinforcing steel mesh into concrete fence posts and let ivy grow up on them. After about a year, it becomes opaque, evergreen, and requires little maintenance. We have this in our garden as well.Photos, please
Bookstar schrieb:
You are allowed to be 2m (6.6 ft) from the property line. And whether it’s allowed or not, who cares.If in doubt, it’s the neighbor who might involve the local authorities over a privacy screen. Regarding my advice yesterday onchewbacca123 schrieb:
We have a very nosy neighbor who always stands on their terrace whenever we are outside.I assumed it was a peeping-type neighbor who just needs to know everything because otherwise they would be bored. If their motivation is different (for example, anxiety that the long-haired people who built next to them and whom they’ve never seen at church might be stealing grass from the poor cows or plotting a revolution), then inviting them and their spouse over for a talk might actually be the best approach. Not every problem requires a technical solution, such as building a fence in this case.https://www.instagram.com/11antgmxde/
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