About Our Garden Screens
Our garden screens are laser-cut from solid steel in five patterns: Bamboo, Daisy, Moroccan, Mosaic, and Wild Branches. We stock 13 pieces across full-height 1.8 m screens, smaller 0.7 m accent panels, a freestanding folding screen, and decorative wall art. Prices range from £39 for wall art to £155 for 1.8 m screens. The steel develops a natural rust patina over time. You can also paint them any exterior colour to match your garden.
The 1.8 m screens measure 1800 mm tall by 900 mm wide and weigh 15 kg each. They provide genuine privacy screening between gardens or along boundaries. The 0.7 m panels are 750 mm by 400 mm and weigh just 3 kg. These work as decorative accents on walls, fences, or freestanding displays. All screens have pre-drilled mounting holes for quick fitting. Pair them with our garden arches and ornamental metal gates for a coordinated metalwork scheme.
"The Bamboo pattern is our bestseller. It throws beautiful shadows across a patio wall in the afternoon sun. Customers use the 1.8 m screens to hide bins, oil tanks, or a neighbour's extension. The rust patina develops within a few months and looks natural against brick and stone. For a clean look, a coat of Hammerite in black or green takes 20 minutes and lasts years."
— Matt, Garden Ornaments
Types of Garden Screens We Stock
1.8 m Full-Height Screens
5 designs in Bamboo, Daisy, Moroccan, Mosaic, and Wild Branches. Each 1800 mm tall, 900 mm wide, 15 kg. Full privacy screening for boundaries and garden zones. All £155.
0.7 m Accent Panels
4 designs in Bamboo, Daisy, Mosaic, and Wild Branches. Each 750 mm tall, 400 mm wide, 3 kg. Wall-mount or freestanding. Ideal for smaller gardens and balconies. All £75.
Folding Screen
The Regent Folding Metal Garden Screen in antique blue powder-coated steel. 188 cm wide, freestanding with no fixing needed. Perfect for temporary screening at £110.
Decorative Wall Art
3 pieces: Branch & Leaves (£47), Vintage Bicycle (£49), and Penny Farthing (£39). Flat steel cutouts for walls and fences. Lightweight and easy to hang.
Quick Guide: Choose 1.8 m screens for privacy and boundary screening. Choose 0.7 m panels for decorative accents on walls or fences. The folding screen works for temporary garden rooms and party screening. Wall art adds character to bare walls and fence panels without taking up floor space.
Garden Screens at a Glance
| Type | Pieces | Size | Weight | Price | Best For |
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| 1.8 m Screens | 5 | 1800 × 900 mm | 15 kg | £155 | Boundary screening, hiding bins, garden dividers |
| 0.7 m Panels | 4 | 750 × 400 mm | 3 kg | £75 | Wall accents, fence decoration, balconies |
| Folding Screen | 1 | 188 cm wide | — | £110 | Temporary screening, garden rooms, parties |
| Wall Art | 3 | Various | Light | £39–£49 | Bare walls, fence panels, patios |
Matt's Installation Tip
For the 1.8 m screens, use two heavy-duty wall brackets per screen or bolt to fence posts. The screens weigh 15 kg and catch wind. On soft ground, set two steel posts 600 mm deep and bolt the screen between them. Leave a 10 mm gap at the base so leaves and debris can blow through. For painting, sand lightly first and use two coats of Hammerite or exterior metal paint.
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Matt's Pick for Garden ScreensBest For: Privacy screening with natural shadow patterns Why I Recommend It: The Bamboo pattern is our bestseller. The vertical lines throw long shadows across paving in the afternoon sun. At 1.8 m tall and 15 kg, it is solid enough to support climbing plants. The rust patina develops within months and looks natural against brick and stone. Price: £155 |
Garden Screens: Frequently Asked Questions
Our screens are laser-cut from solid steel sheet. The steel is thick enough to be rigid at 1.8 m tall without bending. The laser cutting creates clean, detailed patterns. Left untreated, the steel develops a natural rust patina. You can also paint them with any exterior metal paint for a different look.
Yes, the bare steel screens develop a natural rust patina. This is a design feature, not a defect. The patina stabilises after a few months and protects the steel beneath. It looks natural against brick, stone, and planting. If you prefer a clean finish, paint with Hammerite or exterior metal paint before the patina develops.
Yes, the steel screens support climbing plants well. The 1.8 m screens at 15 kg are rigid enough for clematis, jasmine, and climbing roses. Thread stems through the laser-cut openings as they grow. Avoid very heavy climbers like mature wisteria on a single screen panel.
All screens have pre-drilled mounting holes. Use heavy-duty wall brackets or coach bolts for masonry. For fence panels, bolt through the holes into the fence posts. On soft ground, set two steel posts into concrete at 600 mm depth and bolt the screen between them. Two fixings top and two bottom is sufficient.
We stock five patterns: Bamboo, Daisy, Moroccan, Mosaic, and Wild Branches. Bamboo has clean vertical lines. Daisy has a floral repeat. Moroccan has a geometric tile pattern. Mosaic has an interlocking design. Wild Branches has an organic, natural look. All five come in the 1.8 m size. Four come in the smaller 0.7 m size.
Yes, with ground posts or a freestanding base. The Regent Folding Screen stands on its own with no fixing at all. For the flat panels, set two posts into the ground and bolt the screen between them. This creates a garden divider between a patio and lawn or around a seating area.
The 1.8 m screens weigh 15 kg each. The 0.7 m accent panels weigh just 3 kg. The wall art pieces are lighter still. One person can carry and mount the 0.7 m panels easily. Two people makes fitting the 1.8 m screens simpler because of the height.