How to build a privacy screen out of old steel windows?
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Pinterest has several examples of folks who used old windows for a privacy screen. No doubt you can find some inspiration and helpful hints.
Have fun with this.
Yup.
I would start my planning by choosing whether to build a very large (8’x8’?) frame out of wood or iron pipe. Install/secure in the ground with concrete.
Then look up “drilling steel windows” for specifics on prep and drill bits necessary. Hang with heavy chain.
Or plan and research how to wood-frame the windows so hanging will be a bit safer and easier. I’d think a router would be involved to make channels to fit the frame into.
Whatever you do, particularly if you’re planning to hang multiples, I’d plan to make my giant frame sort of an H, for stability and to secure the windows at the bottom as well to control somewhat, swinging in the wind.
Good luck. Major project.