Living Privacy Screen Planter
Hide the neighbour's aircon. Keep the view up.
Ships worldwide · $6.95 flat, free over $60. Dispatch in 2–3 business days; delivery typically 8–14 days.
Dry goods only — no plants, no permits, no customs drama. 30-day money-back guarantee, no questions.
Why this one earns its place
- Planter + 90 cm trellis in one structure
- Dense bottom planting screens from day one
- Climbers weave the lattice into full-height privacy
- 14 L soil volume — climbers establish, not just survive
- Rear drainage spout — water goes down the wall, not the floor
- Tie-points every 20 cm for neat training
The full story
The Living Privacy Screen Planter is a one-purchase answer to the most common balcony complaint: being overlooked. A 80 cm planter base with a 90 cm integrated trellis stands on the floor or clamps to a rail, and does two jobs at once — the trough carries a dense row of mid-height plants that screen from day one, while climbers (star jasmine, morning glory, climbing tomatoes) weave up the lattice into a full-height green curtain over a single season.
The structure is built for exactly this load: a wide 42 cm base that resists tipping when the screen catches wind, internal tie-points every 20 cm on the lattice for training stems, and a 14 L soil volume — deep enough that climbers establish instead of surviving. Drainage is controlled through a rear spout that directs water against the balcony wall and down, not onto the floor.
It reads as architecture rather than garden gear: clean vertical lines, a matte charcoal or white finish, and a profile that sits flush against balustrades. Most customers place two side by side to screen a full lounging corner, then run the ivy privacy hedge along the remaining rail for the complete perimeter.
Questions, answered
How fast does it actually give privacy?
The bottom row of mid-height plants screens the rail line immediately. A fast climber like star jasmine or morning glory covers most of the lattice in 8–12 weeks of growing season; by the second summer the screen is fully dense.
Is it stable at 170 cm tall?
Planted, the 42 cm base and 14 L of soil ballast it below the tipping line; the rail clamp adds a second anchor on balustrades. For very exposed floors, the included feet accept a screw-down fixing.
Which climbers work best?
Star jasmine for evergreen scent, clematis for flowers, climbing tomatoes or beans for edibles, ivy for the lowest-maintenance curtain. The training ties and guide cover all four patterns.
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Living Privacy Screen Planter — from $59 · ships worldwide · 30-day money-back guarantee