2 Pack Outdoor Picket Fence with 3 Cuspidal Foot Stakes

Easy to put together and the price and it seems to do the job.

Well, it looks nice, but the instructions are horrible. When inserting the panels it is not clear which side goes in first, and it matters because if put in the wrong way there is a height mismatch between the top of the panel and the posts. And, those plastic "stakes" attach to the posts with only one screw each, with little options where to put the screws. They are incredibly weak and I know a good wind storm will cause them to break. The stakes need to be more robust and have a better connection to the posts to be more stable. You definitely don't want to let anyone lean on them. And - Made in China, of course.

We needed to block our terrier from going underneath our deck and also wanted to install railing to prevent our toddler from jumping off. I came across this and thought why not try it? SO glad I did! Very nice material and once I got one together the rest was a piece of cake. I did it all by myself (while 5 months pregnant)! Advice: do not try to stand things up to put together. Laying everything down on the deck was much easier to line things up. Highly recommend! Will be getting more.

It looks great!

My daughter and I installed the panels side by side to protect and make a cat colony area more aesthetically pleasing. The package arrived in excellent condition and in a very timely manner. The video was easy to follow, and we were able to install the panels with ease. The only issue I have had thus far is the durablilty against wind gusts. We initially added rubber mulch and extra landscape blocks on both sides of the panels for more stability; however, after a day of wind gusts of 20 mph, the fence was leaning and the single screws were coming loose from the stakes. We purchased an additional set of screws so now we have two screws in each stake to attach it to the fence panels. Additionally, we purchased two metal green u-link fence stakes and placed them on the backside of the panels in the center of each panel for added support. So far, the fence is now quite sturdy with the extra support. We're expecting wind gusts of 35 mph tomorrow, and we are praying the fence panels continue to hold fast. The panels are a little pricey but my only real issue has been the stability against wind gusts. Again, my panels were placed side by side instead of at a 90 degree angle. This might account for some of the lack of stability against wind gusts.