If you want a little privacy the possibilities are nearly endless for decorative privacy panels, walls, and railings—either solid or lattice. If you are looking for a functional and artistic look select from these Decorative Privacy Panels that offer additional shade, and provide a beautiful look both to the sides of your pergola and the ground around it. This is a must have upgrade that provides privacy and an unforgettable look. Steel is the most sturdy and cost effective of our three material options, and will provide a lifetime of enjoyment.

A standard pergola has four sides giving you a choice of how to enclose (or not) each space. Square pergolas have four equal sides, but feel free to choose a different wall style for each one! Rectangular structures give you two shorter and two longer sides; a variety that invites unique customization! How about a solid wall on one side, decorative panels on another and a lattice wall on the third? Have another idea? Let us know!

Powder coat finish is standard on all decorative tops and privacy panels. Though similar in appearance to paint, the process is different. The material is first given a coat of zinc rich primer and the top is coated with polyester powder coating- 4 to 6 mils thick. The panels are then specially packaged for protection during shipping. Match paint is sent to use as touch-up.

Powder Coated Color Selections : Weather and UV-Resistant Powder Coatings based on SuperDurable TGIC Polyester for Exterior and Interior Applications

Features: Superior gloss and color retention, excellent weather resistance, good mechanical properties, superior chalk resistance, smooth flow, excellent edge coverage, good storage stability. AAMA2604-05 conforming.

Typical Applications: Agricultural and construction equipment, bus shelters, lighting fixtures, playground equipment, site furnishings, garage doors, stadium seating, fencing, automotive equipment, and marine applications.

INSTRUCTIONS: You will need to choose a privacy wall (or none) for each of the three of the four sides of the pergola that you want to enclose. Leaving the fourth side open to make sure you can get in and out! On each side, labeled Side A, Side B, and Side C, simply select what kind of design you want to fill that space.