Introduction

If you live in a small house or apartment, it can be difficult to create privacy in your outdoor space. You might have neighbors on all sides, or perhaps your landlord won’t let you have fences. If that’s the case for you, here are three ways to add privacy to your outdoor space without adding an actual fence (or at least not permanently):

Add Lattice

Adding lattice to your outdoor space is one of the best ways to add privacy. Lattice can be used in many different ways, from creating a screen or fence, to creating a trellis for plants. It’s also cost effective and easy to install.

Lattice comes in several sizes and thicknesses. The thicker the board, the more expensive it will be per square foot. For example: If you want to create a trellis 8 feet high by 10 feet wide (160 sq ft) then you would need at least 2 1/2 inch thick boards as they will not sag as much over time compared with thinner pieces which will warp more easily when wet during rainstorms or snowfall events etc…

Add a Pergola

Pergolas are one of the best ways to add privacy to your outdoor space. If you have room, a pergola will provide shade and shelter, giving you a place to sit or relax outdoors even when it’s hot or raining outside. But what makes them great is that they can also be used as trellises or supports for climbing plants like roses and clematis.

Add Fence Panels

Fencing is a great way to add privacy. It can be made from wood, metal, or vinyl and comes in many different styles and colors. Fence panels are easy to install because they come with the necessary hardware for mounting posts. Once installed, you have many options for painting or staining them to match your home’s exterior design. For example, if you have a Victorian home with white trim and red brick walls, then you could choose black fence panels that give off an elegant look while still being functional at blocking out unwanted views.

There are plenty of DIY guides online as well as local do-it-yourself stores that sell everything needed for installing your own fence panel system – including posts (and post hole diggers), brackets/connectors (or ‘clip hooks’) which attach one panel onto another via clips placed into holes drilled into each board during manufacturing; screws used with these clips when attaching two boards together end-to-end; hinges attached directly onto one side of each board so gates may swing open freely without requiring additional hardware beyond what has already been installed inside most preformed kits sold at local big box stores like Lowes & Home Depot etc…

Using lattice, a pergola, or fence panels as dividers can add privacy to your outdoor space.

You can create privacy by using lattice, a pergola, or fence panels as dividers. It’s important to choose the right material for your home and yard.

• Lattice is simple and inexpensive to install, so it’s a good option for homeowners on a budget who want to add some privacy without making major changes.
• You can have lattice cut to fit any style of home or garden structure, including buildings with curved roofs or peaks.
• Pergolas are another way of creating shade in your outdoor space while adding visual interest at the same time—they can be built to any size or shape you’d like! A pergola adds height while also providing shade from harsh sunlight throughout the day (or even during times when it doesn’t get very bright).

Conclusion

The most important thing to remember when it comes to adding privacy to your outdoor space is that you don’t need to spend a lot of money on expensive products. Small touches like lattice or pergolas can make all the difference, so think about what works for you and start planning today!