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The Sun
a day ago
- The Sun
Home Depot's no dig privacy fence is selling for just $49 – it's perfect for nosy neighbors and cozies up your backyard
IF your backyard feels more like a fishbowl than a private retreat, then you'll want to listen up. Home Depot is selling a no-dig privacy fence screen for just $49.88, and shoppers are saying it's a total game-changer. 2 Designed to instantly give your outdoor space a sense of privacy without the hassle or cost of permanent fencing. the Black Mesh Fabric Privacy Fence Screen is winning over customers with its easy install, tough build, and low price. Whether you're dealing with nosy neighbors, nearby schools, or just want to block off a messy side yard, this budget-friendly backyard hero is exactly what you need to cozy up your space and cut out the chaos. And the best part is there's no tools or digging required. According to the retailer, this mesh screen works by attaching to your existing fence, railing, or structure using integrated button holes, which is a clever alternative to the usual grommets that gives you more flexibility and a neater finish. Just loop through with zip ties or twine and you're good to go. The screen comes in a generous 50-foot roll, standing at 68 inches tall, so it's tall enough to offer serious visual coverage without overwhelming your outdoor aesthetic. It's made from heavy-duty, mold and mildew-resistant fabric, meaning it's built to withstand the elements and look good doing it. Shoppers say it's not only ideal for home use but also comes in handy for events, construction sites, pet areas, and even community gardens. It's basically a multi-use, low-maintenance solution for just about any space where you want privacy fast and don't want to spend a fortune getting it. Affordable No-Dig Privacy Fences: Transform Your Backyard Oasis One impressed reviewer wrote: 'This is exactly what we wanted and needed. We live by a school and wanted some privacy – this worked perfectly!" Another added: 'Very simple to install and seems durable. I like the button holes instead of the grommets so that you have options to customize to your area.' Others raved about how it transformed their space: 'The mesh was very easy to hang, gave our area the privacy we were looking for.' Even if you're not looking to block out the neighbors, it's also a clever way to cover up eyesores, whether that's trash cans, compost bins, or unfinished corners of your yard. Think of it as the quickest, easiest facelift your outdoor area could ask for. And if you're on a tight budget, you can pay in installments, making it even more accessible for renters, DIYers, and first-time homeowners. It also comes with a 5-year UV warranty, so you won't have to worry about it fading or wearing out under the summer sun anytime soon. At just under 50 bucks, this simple screen is selling fast, especially as more people look for affordable ways to upgrade their outdoor space without calling a contractor. How high can a garden fence be? Despite what many people think a garden fence can be as high as 100m but you need to get planning permission for any fence taller than 2m. Any fence under 2m does not need planning permission. However, there are some complications to this. If you are thinking about front garden fences, restrictions state that fences alongside a driveway can be a maximum of 1m or 3ft. You would need to get planning permission for putting a trellis on a fence of 2m. But, if any plant that you grow on that trellis exceeds 2m, you do not need to obtain a permit for the growing plant. HOW DOES IT HOLD UP TO COMPETITORS? Though the consensus over the fence seemingly leans towards the positive, that doesn't mean it's devoid of some heavy competition. For example, The Home Depot's also sells a Vevor no-dig privacy fence, which has a slight price point advantage. The big box chain's version sells for $44.99, a few dollars less than the latter retailer. Amazon is also selling a multi-purpose privacy fence for £49.99. The Lilypelle two-panel 48-in x 48-in privacy fence is made from solid, sturdy pine, a wood known for its versatility and aesthetic qualities. Its uses can range from protecting (or even hiding) behemoths like cumbersome AC units to shielding your backyard paradise from unwanted onlookers. It also comes equipped with metal stakes that can be wedged 10 inches into the ground, allowing the fence the ability to withstand high winds. According to Excelia's product page, the initial price for the fence is listed at slightly over $105 – a 53% markdown from the original cost. But the Home Depotbang for your buck, measuring at 68-in x 50 ft.
The Independent
5 days ago
- The Independent
Plane with 49 people crashes in Russia's Far East
The wreckage of a plane that crashed while carrying 49 people has been found in Russia's Far East, local emergency services said Thursday. Russia 's Emergency Situations Ministry said that they had found the plane's burning fuselage on a hillside south of its planned destination in the town of Tynda. Images of the reported crash site circulated by Russian state media show debris scattered among dense forest, surrounded by plumes of smoke. An initial aerial inspection of the site suggested that there were no survivors, Russia's Interfax news agency said, citing unnamed sources in the emergency services. Its sources also said that there were difficult weather conditions in the area. The transport prosecutor's office in the Far East reported that the site of the crash was 15 kilometers (9 miles) south of Tynda. The office said in an online statement that the plane attempted a second approach while trying to land when contact with it was lost. Forty-three passengers, including five children, as well as six crew members were on board the An-24 passenger plane as it traveled from the city of Blagoveshchensk on the Russian- Chinese border to the town of Tynda, regional Gov. Vasily Orlov said. Russia's Emergency Situations Ministry reported that 48 people were on board the flight, which was operated by Siberia-based Angara Airlines. The reason for the discrepancy was not immediately clear. The authorities have launched a probe on the charge of flight safety violations that resulted in multiple deaths, a standard procedure in aviation accidents.
The Independent
5 days ago
- The Independent
Wreckage of missing Russian plane with nearly 50 people on board found
The Russian passenger plane that went missing in the eastern parts of the Amur region has been found crashed near the town of Tynda, emergency services told Interfax. 'Fifteen kilometre from Tynda, the wreckage of an An-24 was found on a slope. The plane was destroyed,' the Russian emergencies ministry was quoted as saying by the news agency. Earlier, it was reported that the An-24 passenger plane carrying nearly 50 people had gone missing in the Amur region. The Angara Airlines An-24 took off from Khabarovsk as scheduled on Thursday at 7.36am local time (00.36 Moscow time), according to the airport's press service. The aircraft was operating on the Khabarovsk–Blagoveshchensk–Tynda route but vanished from radar and stopped responding to calls just a few kilometres from Tynda airport. 'The An-24 plane was flying along the Khabarovsk-Blagoveshchensk-Tynda route. It failed to pass security checks near its final destination. There is no contact with it,' the emergencies ministry earlier said. Regional governor Vasily Orlov said on Telegram that initial reports indicated the Siberia-based airline called Angara was carrying 43 passengers, including five children, along with six crew members onboard. 'All necessary forces and means have been deployed to search for the plane,' he wrote. The emergencies ministry said there were about 40 people on board, according to Reuters. Interfax reported that the plane vanished during a second landing attempt, after an initial approach to Tynda airport was unsuccessful. A source was quoted as saying by Tass news agency: 'An An-24 operated by Angara Airlines failed to make contact at a designated checkpoint a few kilometres from Tynda Airport.' Tynda is located approximately 6,600km east of Moscow. Russia 's Amur region during an unregistered flight over the Zeya district in the northeastern part of the Amur region.
