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Construct and Stain Privacy Walls

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Construct horizontal slatted privacy walls using wood planks. Cut the planks to identical lengths using a miter saw and attach them with a nail gun to the support posts, leaving small gaps between each slat. To prevent sagging over wider spans, add shims and a backer board on the reverse side of the slats. Paint the finished privacy walls with 'Smokehouse' colored stain from Sherwin-Williams.

Goal: Build and finish horizontal slatted privacy walls.

Tools and materials

  • Backer Board — Providing additional support for horizontal slats
  • Miter Saw Ryobi — Cutting wood planks to length
  • Nail Gun Ryobi — Attaching planks to support posts
  • Paint Roller with Extension Pole — Applying stain to the privacy walls
  • Shims — Preventing sagging in long horizontal slats
  • Stain Pan — Holding the wood stain for roller application
  • Wood Planks — Creating the horizontal slats of the privacy walls
  • Wood Stain Sherwin-Williams — Finishing and protecting the privacy walls

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