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This screening enclosure uses lattice to hide a hot water system alongside the side of the house.
Spent a couple of weekends building a screen enclosure to hide our hot water tank.
I attached one screen to the wall and added a piece of timber to increase the width so it lines up with the post for the gate. Then I used lattice to create an enclosure.
Screening unappealing items like garbage bins and hot water systems doesn’t have to be difficult. Check out How to build timber screening for a fast, simple and cost-effective project that turns a problem area into an attractive one.
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Great idea!
This is amazing @diy_hausdesigns! It looks so clean and tidy. I also love how you mounted your hose reel to the side.
We were so inspired by your screening project that we are currently working on doing the same thing to hide an A/C condenser unit.
Luckily my hot water tank is on the roof connected to a solar system. However, if it was down on the ground you can be sure I would have used an enclosure to hide it. Please don't forget to post a photo update, I'm sure our members would be keen to see how you'll be screening your hot water tank.
Eric
Thanks @homeinmelbourne ! Glad to hear and looking forward to seeing your work. I was fairly surprised with how it tidied up the space. Worth the effort !
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