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Wondering how to build a DIY privacy fence to move around your yard to get more privacy from your neighbors? Here is a simple tutorial for a DIY privacy fence that is pretty cheap and easy to do!

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DIY Privacy Fence Tutorial

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#1

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#2

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Cheap Privacy Fence DIY

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Wondering how to build a DIY privacy fence to move around your yard to get more privacy from your neighbors? Here is a simple tutorial for a DIY privacy fence that is pretty cheap and easy to do!

DIY Privacy Fence Tutorial

Supplies:

- (6) 2x4x105 - (22) 1x6x8’ (132 screws needed) - (10) 1x2x8’ (33 screws needed) - (2) Package of screws, 1-1/2” length ($6.97)

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Start by laying out the tallest boards on the ground and drill in a 1 x 6 x 8 board at the top.

#2

To make sure the slats are even, use a thin strip of wood to keep all of the slats the same distance between each other.

#3

We did two 1 x 6 x 8 and then one 1 x 2 x 8 for our 'pattern'. I think it offered a great amount of privacy!

#4

To finish it off.. You can either nail it to your existing fence, or move it around your backyard as you wish!

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