Very clever and looks great! Thinking about doing this with my outdoor aluminum screened pool enclosure to provide some privacy from the neighbors. Thanks for this great idea!
Hi g Man, the Screen Up channels can face-fit or side-fit timber posts. The channels are available to suit 16mm and 19mm timber slats. Learn more here: whitesgroup.com.au/category/landscaping-design/screen-up/
the brace is sold separately; if you're using the freestanding Screen Up, you can use one of the coverstrips (that are included in the pack) as a brace strip
The aluminium channels complete with spacers are called Screen Up. Link to our website here: whitesgroup.com.au/category/landscaping-design/screen-up/#screen-up-wall-mount You can also find your nearest store here: whitesgroup.com.au/where-to-buy/
the spacers are 20mm plastic and are supplied with the Screen Up product as a kit. You can purchase 10mm spacers separately if you want smaller gaps between slats
You can already see bowing. That will look shit in couple of mouths. I would not recommend spanding decking boards 3ms that’s from a qualified carpenters point of view
Hi Jackcam, we don't recommend spanning greater than 1.5m. You'll notice in the video at around 2min 20seconds, that Dave is installing bracing strips so the decking boards don't bow.
Whites I watch the video from start to finish. The strips are not connect to the ground there for are doing nothing.why does it looked like it’s bow at the end of the video
Thanks Jackcam. I understand what you mean about bowing and have checked with Dave. He tells us that bowing has not yet occurred, and may not as there are three bracing strips, however you never know with timber! Cheers.
Very clever and looks great! Thinking about doing this with my outdoor aluminum screened pool enclosure to provide some privacy from the neighbors. Thanks for this great idea!
Is it possible to get this system in the USA? If so, where?
Can the channels be used on fence posts? Will any timber that had the right measurements be able to slot in?
Hi g Man, the Screen Up channels can face-fit or side-fit timber posts. The channels are available to suit 16mm and 19mm timber slats. Learn more here: whitesgroup.com.au/category/landscaping-design/screen-up/
Does the screen up kit come with the brace included? (To keep the boards straight and aligned) or do you buy them separately?
the brace is sold separately; if you're using the freestanding Screen Up, you can use one of the coverstrips (that are included in the pack) as a brace strip
I'm doing something similar in my backyard for an AC/ pool filter cover. Thanks for the advice and the cool accent!
where did u buy the black metals any link
The aluminium channels complete with spacers are called Screen Up. Link to our website here: whitesgroup.com.au/category/landscaping-design/screen-up/#screen-up-wall-mount
You can also find your nearest store here: whitesgroup.com.au/where-to-buy/
are you ever going to have your product available in the US?
I'd like to think that we would but not in the near future - sorry I could not be more specific
That is amazing, I dont know about for a house but would be kick ass attached to fence posts.
What are spacers you place between each wood panel.
the spacers are 20mm plastic and are supplied with the Screen Up product as a kit. You can purchase 10mm spacers separately if you want smaller gaps between slats
Whites , this was helpful, DIYing my fence so wanted to know thank you.
@@sharnaleeashmeade2250 You're welcome Sharnalee!
What color did you paint the boards? It looks nice.
Hi, it was a transparent decking oil which brought the natural colour of the timber.
Bonito buen trabajo.amigo,
Where is the item available? TIA
Bunnings Warehouse
Anyone catch what kind of timber this is?
Merbau
Where can I find those aluminum channels and spacers??
Bunnings carries the Screen Up channels and spacers
thanks so much for your response. I will look for those.
What’s buntings? Is that online or in United States?
Is that Carl from Neighbours?
No, it's David McCubbin
Great job looks good, I'm doing this soon.
Would’nt ya paint the area black first before panelling it up as i can still see ugliness through the gaps
I agree. Painting the white walls a dark color would have looked much better.
Also some gaps are bigger than the other.
Shame about the one odd colour board.
You can already see bowing. That will look shit in couple of mouths. I would not recommend spanding decking boards 3ms that’s from a qualified carpenters point of view
Hi Jackcam, we don't recommend spanning greater than 1.5m. You'll notice in the video at around 2min 20seconds, that Dave is installing bracing strips so the decking boards don't bow.
Whites I watch the video from start to finish. The strips are not connect to the ground there for are doing nothing.why does it looked like it’s bow at the end of the video
Thanks Jackcam. I understand what you mean about bowing and have checked with Dave. He tells us that bowing has not yet occurred, and may not as there are three bracing strips, however you never know with timber! Cheers.
I hope this is temp.
1:16 Dinner.....
prefer the previous design, should have just replaced the wonky bits
Properly building the garage conversion would've eliminated the need for this.
No sh*t Sherlock. That's the point of the video 🤦♀ If he had built it correctly previously, why would you need to upload a video? Christ.
I hope you don't have cows on your property
The first one looked better
Yeah waste 30 cm behind it# Bullshit
Pure crap mate good day .