3rd Street Inn Red Tipped Photinia Leaf Trellis 4-Pack - Bamboo Greenery Panel - Boxwood and Ivy Privacy Fence Substitute - DIY Flexible Fencing (Red Tipped Photinia)

I’ll add a photo after I install them for my project this spring. I purchase 12qty of these to do a front and back and also around my fence to block ppl from peeping through my fence as they drive by. I have a pool and my neighbor are right up on me. So I’m hoping this helps for privacy! It does look realists almost like it grew on a trellis! I did look at other review before purchasing which helped a lot. It’s not the cheapest thing out there, but worth the money for the privacy! Cheapest is not always best. But quality of this on point. Some of the twigs were a little broke, but not a big deal! Out of 12qty purchased just two had a couple of breaks on the twigs. Unnoticeable to the eyes! It was well packaged too! Delivery was way faster than the time I was originally given. I have no complaints and may buy more! I got the Gardenia leaf. Which match my real Gardenias! Really impressed with this!

I bought these to put up along our block wall in the backyard, to add some height for privacy. I wanted something that looked real, but that I didn't have to water or trim and that would withstand the extreme heat and wind we live in. After almost three years they still look amazing (no fading or breakage) and have held up to gail force gusts of wind. I highly recommend these. I couldn't be happier.

(Before and After pictures included!)I have to say, I was very skeptical purchasing this product, considering the price and fragility of the trellis and pink flowers included, woven into the trellis (we ordered the pink flower version). However, the product came beautifully wrapped in four separate trellis sections within the shipping box (as pictured with one of the four sections).All four can be aligned to make a very large trellis design, or each individual trellis section can fill its own little area quite comfortably and beautifully if you choose to leave the sections separated. Either way, you get quite a lot of real estate for your money. Was totally not expecting that at all.I highly suggest using two or three people to set up the trellis’, since they are a bit fragile, especially if you order the trellis set(s) with added flowers woven into the piece, as we did. Also, be aware that each trellis expands to a large (namely, “long”) degree as well, and obviously as each trellis expands it loses its density—the less expanded you keep each trellis, the more “full” of a green look you’ll have. The larger you expand each trellis, the more of a “fence” look you’ll have.Overall, as you can CLEARLY see with the Before and After pictures, this trellis set absolutely transforms an area into a beautiful, new botanical “escape”. My girlfriend and I were joking that it is as though setting up this trellis in our garden gave us an entirely new patio! This trellis set really adds vibrancy to wherever it is placed.Five out of five stars. Well done. Bravo to this company for making a quality product.I would argue that as long as this four-piece trellis set maintains its current listed price of below $250, it is well worth every penny. As a paranoid skeptic of most online purchases myself, I couldn’t recommend this product enough, especially if you have reservations purchasing it.

Didn’t see any close up pictures so I wanted to write a reviewValue: 100% worth it. Most realistic plants I’ve ever seen. Imagine the IKEA ones but even more realistic. (My example to give you an idea on what they relate to)Durability: I wrestled this into place pushing it against the chain link fence etc not a single piece broke - the only way you will break the lattice part is if you hold it from the lattice with one hand and let the weight of it snap it. Which, why would you do that.Size: The more you expand the thinner it gets - I’ll measure and update but I think I expanded probably 6.5ft and it seems around 2ft wide still. A little difficult to expand and KEEP it expanded so zip tie one corner first to hold it onto your wall or fence then pull it to the length you want. TIP: buy brown 8” zip ties I thought 4” was long enough they weren’t. Still doable but I wound up zip tieing two together and using that in some wider parts of the install.Cons: a little pricey but again you get what you pay for. These look like what restaurants etc use for accent walls. PRO grade appearance in my mind. I can’t imagine anything looking MORE realistic these are probably the best on the market. Just wish they were a little less expensive. CON: a little heavy. One person can easily lift these etc but it would be even easier with two ppl. I’d say total weight 10-15lbs it’s just the long shape when stretched makes it an awkward shape to manage.Overall: worth every penny for instant screening. Bought these to provide screening for once my bamboo like plants go dormant in the winter. I’ll have a wall of screening all year round!Location: Pittsburgh PA I’ll update after a season of winter to see how they hold up

When we first got these they were beautiful, but now—two years later—they’re rotted and falling apart. The wood is disintegrating in places, and once a couple of cross-sections go, the whole thing collapses. This was WAY too expensive for only lasting two years. If you’re using this inside or in a very protected place outside, you’ll probably be okay, but if you’re keeping them outside, keep in mind that they’re not going to last long. Also, the privacy you get from these is only good if you have them basically closed—at their smallest. We had to put up another layer of canvas backing behind them to actually block the view. So you’re not getting amazing privacy with these (unless you buy a lot and keep them folded tight), and they don’t last long. But on the plus side they look great before they start falling apart. Just a heads up that you might need to replace these relatively soon. I’ll never buy anything made of wood for our back porch again.