1. Stand - alone Installation

Laser cut garden screens can be installed as stand - alone elements in the garden. They can be placed strategically to create a focal point or to define a particular area. For stand - alone installation, the screen may be mounted on a base or footing. The base can be made of concrete, stone, or metal, depending on the design and stability requirements. The screen is then attached to the base using bolts, screws, or other appropriate fasteners. This type of installation allows for flexibility in positioning the screen, and it can be easily moved or repositioned if needed.

2. Wall - mounted Installation

Another common installation method is to mount the laser cut garden screen on a wall. This can be an exterior wall of a building, a garden wall, or a fence. The screen can be attached directly to the wall using anchors or brackets. The installation process involves ensuring that the screen is level and securely fastened. Wall - mounted screens can be used to add privacy to a patio or to create an interesting backdrop for a garden seating area. They can also be installed at different heights to achieve the desired visual effect.

3. Partition and Enclosure Installation

Laser cut garden screens can be used to create partitions or enclosures within the garden. For example, they can be used to separate a dining area from a play area or to enclose a small garden sanctuary. In this case, multiple screens may be used in combination. The screens can be connected to each other using hinges, clips, or other joining methods. When creating an enclosure, the screens are usually installed in a continuous manner to form a closed or semi - closed space. The installation should take into account the stability of the overall structure, especially if the enclosure is large or exposed to wind or other environmental forces.