DIY Garbage Can Privacy Screen

Here's a tutorial on how to build your own privacy screen for your garbage / recycling bins! Check out the links below.
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[@conradcoolerfiend]

for longer term durability, you want to spray the boards on all 6 sides before assembly so you get the wood fully covered on every side and end. If you dont water will work its way in and expand and contract the wood at different rates, cause warping and splitting etc.

[@Slenka]

exactly my thought

[@Wagner-Spraytech]

This is such a great idea and easy solution! Nice work with your Wagner sprayer!

[@allent555]

Great project that’s easy and looks really good! Few suggestions for others: Use pressure treated lumber, spray the boards before assembly so moisture can’t find the way to the wood, and cap or seal the end grains for long term moisture protection.

[@conradcoolerfiend]

with PT lumber, do you have to wait a couple weeks to it to dry out before staining?

[@allent555]

@@conradcoolerfiend If it stored dry (inside) no. Also suggest selecting a UV restraint sealer after staining like one from TotalBoat.

[@thatgirlnetty5308]

Love the look of the fence has a modern feel and does the job it was made for. Great job!

[@robertgiresi9515]

Great project and looks great. One thing you might want to consider is to add either a pressure treated sill plate or add some rubberized feet to the fence posts since you have unprotected wood with ground contact.

[@amyhussain3173]

love your diy projects Stefani, they are very inspirational

[@ogsan1296]

Hi, Stefani, I love your channel. Continued success to you and your channel. You are changing the game of each video in a great way.

[@chucksw1]

Looks great! You do the best projects😃

[@brandonhartt7268]

Love this! Turned out amazing ☺️☺️

[@ImNotMC]

Nice! It's quite satisfying seeing paint sprayed on. :)

[@seatleon57220]

As always, it is a good job and it is very pleasant to watch... 😘😍

[@MakerBreak]

That looks so good!

[@AB-C1]

Great video and tutorial, thanks from London England 👍❤️💪😎🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@dexduger6026]

Nice. Something like this would also work perfect for an A/C unit screen.

[@vincenzo3292]

Garbage can/dumpster privacy screens should be in the building codes. Nothing is more unsightly than trash cans.

[@michaelsylvester7272]

Hi Stefani, Nice clean job well done 👍🏼

[@Luisedits22]

Excellent work 😊👍

[@alexisr1846]

You are amazing, I’m inspired.

[@louisli2571]

BEAUTIFUL WORK ESPECIALLY PAINT SPRAY

[@robertdesmarais3821]

Great work!!!

[@Tufan8534]

excellent work keep it up👍😊

[@coppertopjohnson9782]

Looks great. Was wondering if you did one or two coats of the paint. I have always been intimidated by paint sprayers. Am now reconsidering. Also ordered my Kove speakers. Posted it on FB because it was such a wonderful deal. Will let you know how I like them. Thanks for sharing. 👍

[@claudiaabadia9300]

Sweet Steph, squat… don use your back to pull the weeds… much better for you back… great job in all you do. Love the contrast with the white.

[@MrMmorgan30]

Great job

[@trentonhughes1205]

Wow!

[@teddyboy252]

Good job

[@GurtejSingh1000]

looks great, would you recommend fastening one of the sides to something .... especially for those windy days.

[@angelicamaria6715]

Nice privacy fence! The concrete needs a good power wash and the trees need some trimming. Those are good projects for the fall

[@silver60618]

I had to look away every time your hand was so close to the saw blade. beautiful job!

[@SuperKingkong1989]

Is the spray easy to clean and does it use air compressor or electricity outlet

[@MA-vm6jl]

Hi did u calculate how many slats you were going to need ? How did u do it?

[@robertdesmarais3821]

Your more capable then me ! 😊

[@finleyfendt3750]

Well done, saved it for further reference. Thank you very much. 👍👍👍. 8-29-21

[@mattovens85]

Yup

[@bwhscamman]

i would say cut the bottom part of right post of the section you open to put the cans in, and screw in a castor wheel so you can easily open and close without having to adjust the rest of the fence everytime

[@ivanwill]

Another nice project. With our HOA, certainly something we need to do, hid the bins. Curious, since it is outdoor wood, don't you have to wait, before you can paint it? I do not want to have to wait; probably why I did not consider using wood.

[@conradcoolerfiend]

she used regular 2x4's, not pressure treated ones.

[@Kate-gx5yc]

👍

[@shaun4443]

😍😍

[@nene1964]

This will get blown by the wind lol

[@cefgil3905]

Lol! I felt like she could have weed eat those cracks in the drive way

[@claudiaabadia9300]

Stephanie, how much did you spend for this project?… and what kind of wood did you use, I live in California

[@HeatherValentineMsFoodie]

Yes I would like to know price too💝

[@jessmccauley7254]

So no answer on estimate?

[@msk3905]

Great job but you can still see through it so maybe call it 1/2 or partial privacy screen project?

[@carolinalopez3648]

It is called “privacy screen” for the mere purpose of NOT exposing completely any stuff that you want to cover.

[@amyd2716]

How much did it end up costing?

[@LadyLuvGemStones]

💖💖💖💖💖👍🏻👍🏻

[@Shahinaz14]

I have the feeling that the summary at the first of is the video is kind of spoiler..

[@ladyt2588]

Idk how the 3 pieces can be free standing without falling over. The legs aren't that thick

[@johnnyfive-bc]

I think 1 screw would of been totally fine. and plenty strong.

[@MrB8boy]

You cleaned the weeds away but did nothing with that area. Why not put down some landscaping fabric and mulch or stones or something!

[@flowergarden1426]

She most likely will, all things take time and money.

[@robertelliott44]

You really need some help

[@dkaloupis75]

Wish my wife had 1% of your abilities....

[@flowergarden1426]

50% you tube inspiration, 50% mental and physical perspiration. Many Women can do these things if they really want to.