I want to put up a lattice panel for privacy. What to attach it to?





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is the skinny poles with points good to bahg in ground
For apartments with adjoining deck these planters work great, or you can make your own from a large planter and a piece of lattice..... https://www.wayfair.com/keyword.php?keyword=planter+with+a+trellis or check your garden center at the big box store.
Also you could get creative with a long piece of bamboo and some 2 litre plastic soda bottles in green to make your own temporary wall.... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YxKXO9pd-4E&t=30s You can even make a mini garden for salad and herbs.... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K9vN2eudWcQ&t=279s
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Make a frame out of 2 x 4's and attach either strips of wood to it. Anchor the piece to the house with masonry screws. Anchor the bottom by drilling holes in the bottom of the frame and secure it by pounding in rebar to about a foot deep into the ground or making the 'legs' longer by 18 inches and digging a hole to support the upright legs. Add quickset concrete and make sure the legs are level. The concrete will be sturdy by the next day.