DIY Lattice Privacy Wall

Create more privacy in your backyard with lattice and potted plants. The lattice is trimmed out and attached to (3) 4x4 posts that are cemented into the ground. It also adds a beautiful focal feature to an area that isn't landscaped yet.
Thanks to Black & Decker for sponsoring this project! I love putting new tools to the test on real projects.
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Commissionable links to products used or similar:
(3) 4x4x10 posts: bit.ly/3Nb5yqa
(2) wood lattice panels: bit.ly/42luFLj
(2) fast-setting concrete: bit.ly/3NbC6PV
3 inch screws: bit.ly/3WQp7Y8
plant twist ties: bit.ly/42jy0ux
drill/driver with autosense: amzn.to/3NeeYkY
trough hanging planter: bit.ly/43HOpKb
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CHAPTERS:
00:00 intro
00:49 materials needed
01:23 layout project on ground
01:42 cutting lattice caps
02:02 horizontal frame
02:37 why you have to trim the lattice panels
02:53 autosense cordless drill (commissionable link-amzn.to/3NeeYkY)
03:10 attaching lattice cap to 4x4 posts
03:29 center post
03:59 cutting lattice panels to size
04:07 dig holes for posts
04:46 lifting lattice wall into place
05:00 fast-setting concrete
05:28 add pots and plants
06:30 all done! enjoy!

[@espo970]

I'm adding 24 inches height to my front deck for privacy and shade. Usually I'm swearing like a sailor as I go but this melted my heart watching these ladies. Good job showcasing a fun home enhancing activity anyone can do on a weekend😊

[@tonyhhisc9038]

Did this with 3 panels and came out good, but found it easier to put the posts in first, build the fence sections, and put them up by each section. Had a lot of trouble getting the lattice to fit perfectly in the lattice caps... make sure they are straight when you buy them, and check to make sure the lattice is cut straight before starting -- will save you a lot of headache. Happy DIYing.

[@letstalksuccess580]

You did a wonderful job. I love it 💕

[@susangrimm6771]

Love this explanation, and this is the perfect lattice fence for me.

[@erzsebetgulyasne]

Ügyesek vagytok lányok.😊👍🏻

[@sacgeekgirl]

❤❤❤ Love all the extra details and explanations

[@ddggttyy]

Looks great! I think this is the one I'm looking for except I'd prefer fast growing trailing plants and my margarita at the start

[@silverhandle]

Hahaha

[@OldSaltyChip]

That was great. Thank you.

[@susancade2092]

Great job ladies! First time scriber. 🥰

[@gedyonabayneh2982]

I only wish I could have a friend like you you are so awesome I loved u in 1 second❤❤❤❤

[@cordialementz1365]

Great idea.

[@roseandrowich263]

Thank you so much

[@yoyoland8461]

I’m just here to say I saw another video before this one of a man making this same fence I got to 12 mins and he still hadn’t made the fence. He was barely digging holes. This is a much better video confident I can do this now

[@fortyoneshades]

Well you know... women and lattice

[@sherriduffy-king8659]

In the settings of any video you watch you can change the playback speed to 1.75 and they will hall balls faster in the video so as not to waste your time. It helps me. Hope this helps 🎉

[@platinumpepe8626]

This video literally had a 1 minute intro

[@Bob-sd7qr]

Looks great. I think I would have centered the lattice caps on the posts so it looks good on the neighbors side too.

[@vajzaevogel]

i will try it thank you

[@rhaebeam]

Very nice! You gave me an idea for privacy and practical!!

[@TheGreatishe]

Nice one.

[@kayleeadams8736]

Would something like this help keep a balcony cool in the afternoon? I love how lattice looks, but I need something for my balcony to keep it cool in the hot summer afternoons, since it faces the sun!

[@amirhussain-qx6vq]

good job

[@virginiagarland6602]

Hello, just found your channel and glad I did. Love this project and will be doing this on my own.My question is why only wood lettice? Thank you for sharing

[@commanderthorkilj.amundsen3426]

How silly. They didn’t say “only wood lettice.” They simply chose wooden lattice for this project. They could have chosen PVC material.

[@ignae]

Pre drill before screws? No cut in the video shows the full process. Great job!

[@rociovasquez1947]

it looks like my concrete patio! right what I need..

[@Lasolucion369]

Thank you 👑👑👑

[@darkestserenity6775]

Just what I need 😃

[@WalkerOne]

If you don't cut the lattice caps the fit perfectly and you don't have to cut the lattice

[@wokeupandsmellthecoffee214]

Who needs men with you two ladies ! subbed you and hi from the UK

[@irisbale4702]

GOOD JOB LADIES!

[@nickyp2820]

I liked it better before! One big plant is nicer than 10 small plastic pots (especially red) .. too busy for me. Just my opinion tho .. looks like you had fun building it!

[@CTKFS]

I’m going to do this and add english ivy pots at the bottom to create a true screen.

[@loreneseman2303]

Could you use two posts and a four x eight screen but go the other way so it is eight feet wide and four feet tall and put it eighteen inches off the ground - I don't need privacy at my feet and then could plant vines on the ground. Then leave ~six inches at the top and put post caps on. Or do you really need three posts? I found some great vinyl privacy sheets that are not lattice and instead are a lightweight composite. Thoughts?

[@crazylazystylist1]

Wow, THAT'S a little open!?!?

[@Johnsmusic416]

Looks awesome. Might have been better with Privacy Lattice - Didn’t look like much more privacy.

[@Checkinginwithchelsea]

Live and learn. 🤷🏼‍♀️ Also the plants on either side are jasmine vines that climb and cover it during the summer time.

[@roohanjabbar5487]

Hey where did you buy the lattice caps

[@fortyoneshades]

Home Creepo

[@learntocrochet1]

Chelsea, I'd like to know what state you're in. I know it's three years later, but I can't find lattice cap anywhere west of Wyoming (I'm in Washington). Instead I'll sandwich the lattice edges between strips of 2"x2". Not as nice, but will have to do...

[@Checkinginwithchelsea]

Interesting! I'm in Alabama, quite a ways from Washington! ~Chelsea

[@learntocrochet1]

@@Checkinginwithchelsea ... I finally found some lattice cap. I've been told it's more rare in this area because use of lattice around here has declined.

[@JennieOlivero]

You can purchase the lattice at Home Depot.

[@fortyoneshades]

Lattice trees grow primarily along the east coast.

[@avagates2039]

@@fortyoneshades 😂

[@lisacormier2237]

Can’t you use a spike?

[@jenniferdowns9]

Do you have to have the frame? I'm trying to keep it as simple as possible

[@Checkinginwithchelsea]

I don't think it's necessary! ~Chelsea

[@skygazer6898]

nice one girls

[@deanhall4069]

Looks nice but you can see right through it.

[@srod2987]

Someone’s a runner

[@dw.imaging]

4:18 this might seem awkward to acknowledge….. but I’m assuming someone just dug in to a ground nest of hornets and got stung….

[@OctPSfever]

Lattus should be double sided..Doesnt look strong

[@TheGreatishe]

N

[@williamdouglas6711]

Hi my wife says you are an arquitect or engineer? Is it true?

[@Checkinginwithchelsea]

No I'm not an architect or engineer. But I know a thing or two about improving homes! :) ~Chelsea

[@aquafina6544]

To expensive

[@tarquin4518]

A fig leaf would be much cheaper! Just sayin’!

[@sophiahuber4756]

GO WOMEN!!!!!

[@GigiB167]

It's cute bt dont like all the lil pots kinda takes away I'd rather hv mine at the base. For plastic lattice I wouldnt use a circular saw! Bt women let's do thz!!

[@noyb154]

hate to say it, but that's hideous. there's no finish trim, and screwing a few plastic cups to the side cheapens the whole thing.

[@AR-qs2ng]

4:25 where is a man when you need him. this is just silly

[@Cosme422]

“includes paid promotions” !!! what!! I pay KZbin monthly for no ads! what is this!?

[@Checkinginwithchelsea]

I include the disclosure so you can choose whether you want to watch or not. That's how I make a living (and pay for video production) by selling exposures in some of my content. Thanks for expressing your concern. ~Chelsea

[@reneesmith1740]

You just lost a lot of space. Nice idea. However I would have put it out further. And all the plastic pots are tacky.

[@jackjohnson1852]

So your not making a lattice panel your just framing it waste of time and money load of crap.

[@london1823]

Too difficult

[@Checkinginwithchelsea]

Oh come on! You can do it!!