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 18:47Actually placed between the two terraces – a cool recessed area with wooden cladding
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Alessandro12 Aug 2020 08:07Don’t you think the unwanted attention will die down over time?
We built on a gap site surrounded by houses and residents from the 1950s. Naturally, they are curious and follow every step and every little thing happening there.
If I were old and construction started next to me after what feels like forever, I’d probably like to watch as well.
We built on a gap site surrounded by houses and residents from the 1950s. Naturally, they are curious and follow every step and every little thing happening there.
If I were old and construction started next to me after what feels like forever, I’d probably like to watch as well.
Be careful with ivy when cutting it back. Don’t ask me how I look after trimming the ivy that covers the wall on the neighbor’s side. And it has to go. I already start itching when I get close to it. So, on our side.
The other day on Pinterest, I saw instructions on how to cover an above-ground pool with wood framing. It looked good.
The other day on Pinterest, I saw instructions on how to cover an above-ground pool with wood framing. It looked good.
chewbacca12312 Aug 2020 08:30Yes, that's true. He is also nice. Nevertheless, we would like to have an attractive privacy screen on this side for the future.
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Alessandro12 Aug 2020 09:10I find that ivy often harbors a lot of insects, which then end up in the pool. That’s why I recommend trumpet vine instead. It climbs like ivy but is more visually appealing.
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