Wood screening

Overview

Wood screening provides both privacy and natural beauty, making it a timeless choice for rooftops, patios, and gardens. Constructed from woods like cedar or redwood, these screens offer warmth and texture while defining outdoor spaces. Available in styles such as slatted or louvered, wood screens can be stained or painted to complement surrounding décor. They create a sense of seclusion while maintaining airflow and light, combining practicality with organic charm.

DETAILS

Materials: Cedar, redwood, or other durable outdoor woods.

Styles: Slatted, louvered, solid panels, or custom designs.

Finishes: Can be stained to highlight natural grain, painted to match décor, or left untreated to weather naturally.

Natural Privacy

Warm Texture

Custom Finish

Design Variety

Airflow Friendly

Eco Choice

Natural Warmth and Privacy

Wood screening introduces a warm, organic element that softens the look of outdoor spaces while providing privacy. Its natural tones harmonize with greenery and stone, creating a welcoming environment. Whether used to enclose a rooftop lounge or divide a patio, wood screens add both intimacy and character.

Wood screening Benefits

Privacy with Style

Creates a sense of seclusion without fully closing off the space.

Natural Beauty

Wood grain and warm tones bring organic texture and elegance outdoors.

Customizable Finish

Can be stained, painted, or left natural for a rustic weathered look.

Versatile Styles

Available in slatted, louvered, or solid-panel designs to match any aesthetic.

Breathable Design

Allows airflow and light penetration, avoiding the heaviness of solid walls.

Eco-Friendly Material

Wood is a renewable resource that supports sustainable outdoor design.

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Customizable Design for Every Style

From modern slatted panels to traditional louvered designs, wood screening adapts easily to architectural preferences. Its ability to be stained, painted, or left unfinished ensures design flexibility and long-term adaptability. Over time, untreated wood develops a silvery patina, adding rustic charm for those who appreciate natural aging.