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subwolley

Kate Spade

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Date: Fri Feb 24 13:02 2006

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I rent a house and would like to create some sort of fence around my patio for privacy. (I hate my neighbors staring at me when I BBQ.) I don't want to spend a lot of money because I rent, do you guys have any suggestions or alternatives? TIA! __________________

needsfashionadvice

Kate Spade

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Date: Fri Feb 24 14:35 2006

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Do you have a patio or just grass? If you have a patio you could put up a couple of those wooden things...you know the 3 wooden doors all held together by hinges??? I have no idea what they're called. Those things you can put in your bedroom and change clothes behind... ETA: A couple of these but not so fancy -- Edited by needsfashionadvice at 14:37, 2006-02-24 __________________

subwolley

Kate Spade

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Date: Fri Feb 24 14:45 2006

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It's a patio, and that's a good idea! I didn't even think of that. __________________

e_doli

Dooney & Bourke

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Date: Fri Feb 24 23:06 2006

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Gardener's Supply company (www.gardeners.com) sells these rolls of fencing that are not too expensive and easy to put up: split cane reed bamboo the split cane is the cheapest -- $40-$50 for 16 feet depending on the height. you can just attach it to stakes so it's really easy to put up. __________________

luckyclover

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Date: Wed Mar 15 16:51 2006

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I have seen some tv shows where they hang the reed shade thing to create more privacy. It looks nice when done right. __________________ "Thanks to Stephenie Meyer everytime I hear thunder, I imagine vampires playing baseball."

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