Whether it's your room, your patio or your fence, the Veradek Screen Series with its perfect balance of design, durability and convenience features a modern geometric design which is the perfect fit to create privacy, be used as a separator or fill out an empty space. The panels are made from a durable plastic and the stand is made from a thick gauge steel, making it impact, crack and scratch resistant. All Veradek products are extreme weather tested, so you can rest assured that your privacy screen can withstand the harshest conditions. The screen set also comes with the necessary hardware and instructions to easily craft your next favorite piece of outdoor furniture.
I bought these to convert to summer window screens on my 1958 house in Albuquerque, NM. In the summer, the morning sun hits my back windows directly and puts a lot of heat into the house (and I don't want to replace the original steel window frames). I cut the feet off of the screens and made brackets from 1.5" aluminum angle to attach to the window trim, plus legs to support the weight. The screens are very heavy, and the plastic geometric sections are fairly thick, which is nice. The frame is sturdy and the black finish is durable. Although the description says that these can't be painted, Rustoleum 2X seemed to adhere after scuffing the surface with a Scotchbrite pad and acetone. (We'll have to see how it holds up over the summer.)
My only issue with these is that the panels bow in the sun. These are made in Canada, so maybe they're designed for Canadian sun and not the high desert. :) It could be exacerbated by the fact that I have the frame horizontal, but the panels were bowing when I had them individually upright to spray paint. I would have tried the steel ones but was less confident that I'd be able to get the rust off for a clean painting surface. It would be great if these were offered in a primed steel option for painting.
Overall I'd say these are pretty nice, but would work better in a shaded area, or go with the metal version.. James. Albuquerque, NM. Sun May 10 2026
