B&Q is selling a £15 privacy fence to keep your garden safe from prying eyes – and it’s so easy to put up.
Desperate to enjoy the sunshine but scared your nosy neighbours will peek their heads into your garden and disturb your peace?
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Keen to build a high fence to keep them out but don’t have the funds, or the energy to deal with disagreements?
B&Q’s Natural Split Reed Fence may be the perfect solution.
The bargain buy is far cheaper than paying a professional to build you a fence and can be easily attached to and existing fence or balcony using chain link wire.
It will set you back just £14.99, making it an extremely purse friendly purchase, and is made using an eco-friendly material, that will elevate the look of your garden.
B&Q said: “Our high-quality garden reed screening forms an ideal garden barrier while maintaining a natural look.
“Its simple and clear appearance creates a fresh look for your garden to add a tropical charm to your outdoor living space.”
The 1m x 4m is also made from weather resistant materials, meaning you don’t have to worry about it getting battered in adverse weather conditions.
However, the product is only available online, so head to the B&Q website if you’re interested in making a purchase.
Another B&Q fence perfect for penny-pinchers is the Natural Reed Garden Screen, which can keep your garden out of view of snoopers, for just £16.
A description reads: “This Klikstrom natural screening is perfect for adding both privacy and a contemporary style to your outdoor spaces.
“Crafted from durable material, this product is self supporting and weather resistant.”
Shoppers have been raving about the bargain buy on the B&Q website.
One person said: ” We bought this product for more privacy in our residence and the result is superb!
A second person said: “Nice, strong and wind proof.”
Rules on fences and trees
Fences:
- Height Restrictions: In most areas, fences in front gardens should not exceed one metre in height without planning permission. For rear gardens, the limit is generally two metres.
- Shared Fences: If a fence is shared with a neighbour, both parties are typically responsible for its maintenance and any costs associated with repairs or replacement.
- Building Regulations: Ensure that any new fence complies with local building regulations and does not obstruct visibility for drivers or pedestrians.
Trees:
- Ownership: Trees located on your property are your responsibility, including any damage they may cause. Conversely, trees on a neighbour’s property are their responsibility.
- Overhanging Branches: You are entitled to trim branches that overhang into your property, but only up to the boundary line. The cut branches should be offered back to the tree owner.
- Protected Trees: Some trees are protected by Tree Preservation Orders (TPOs). Check with your local council before undertaking any work on a tree, as unauthorised work can result in fines.
- Roots: If tree roots from a neighbour’s tree cause damage to your property, you have the right to remove the roots. However, it is advisable to discuss this with your neighbour first to avoid disputes.
Always consult your local council or a legal adviser for specific regulations and advice.
And B&Q’s Lifelike Grape Leaf Foldable Artificial Green Wall is another bargain buy perfect for keeping your garden secluded.
The stylish screen comes in a realistic leaf design, perfect for blending in to your greenery.
Plus, the product has been made with premium wood and weather resistant plastic, making it extra durable – so you don’t have to worry about it coming down in windy or rainy conditions.
A product description reads: “Bring refreshing greenery to your outdoor décor with this artificial hedge panel.
“Designed for versatility, it works as a fence screen, wall décor, or garden hedge.
“Its durable construction offers UV protection, while the breathable design ensures proper airflow.
