Privacy Screen
Place a privacy screen at a chosen point, then configure its panels, style and finish.
Create a privacy screen at a placement point. Configure Panel, Style, Wood Style and Apply. The screen can contain several panels; spacing and style determine the visible openings.
Prepare the input and open the wizard
Choose Privacy Screen in the Hardscape Add panel, then click a placement point on the canvas when prompted. The wizard opens a full-window workspace with a preview.
Set panel layout and posts
In Panel, set dimensions, Number of Panels, Gap Between Panels and Gap below bottom rail. Set the offered Posts, Post Shape and Post Size. Position & Rotation controls the placement.
Choose the panel style
In Style, select an offered Panel Style, then configure Slat Width, Slat Spacing and Slat Angle when applicable. The generated slat gap can differ from a requested gap when members must fit the panel. Review the generated gap and the preview.
Choose the wood finish
In Wood style, select an offered finish. Weathering and Moss coverage adjust its appearance. Inspect the affected wood members in the preview; separate surface roles can have their own appearance settings.
Check the result
Review the panel count, total width, appearance and any privacy-coverage indication. These indications describe the modeled arrangement; they do not verify an installed screen’s performance.
Check and apply
Use Back and Next to inspect the wizard settings and preview. Correct any validation message before applying. Apply on the final step creates or updates the object; Cancel leaves without applying the current wizard draft.
Edit the object later
Select the placed object to use the Inspector’s available editing controls. Whole-object wizard settings and individual Structure editor member edits are different operations. Reapplying a wizard can ask how to handle existing member edits; read that choice before confirming. In the Structure editor, Done keeps member edits and Cancel attempts to undo available changes back to entry.