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Easy DIY AC Unit Cover for Under $200

Looking for an easy way to cover a common eyesore and boost your curb appeal?

In today’s DIY tutorial, I am going to show you just how to build an AC unit fence cover for under $200...

– 1x boards – 2×4 boards – 4×4 posts – Nail gun or driver – Nails or screws (outdoor rated) – Level – Quick set concrete

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Install 4×4 pressure-treated posts. If installing in soil, use a fast set concrete mix and follow directions on bag.

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Cut horizontal boards to length. To add interest to the design of the boards, I used 1×4 and 1×6 pressure treated boards.

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Attach boards to post using either nails or screws.

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For a more finished look, cut vertical cap boards to length. In this picture, you can see how we were in the process of this.

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Swipe up for full tutorial!

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Easy DIY AC Unit Cover for Under $200

Looking for an easy way to cover a common eyesore and boost your curb appeal?

In today’s DIY tutorial, I am going to show you just how to build an AC unit fence cover for under $200...

– 1x boards – 2×4 boards – 4×4 posts – Nail gun or driver – Nails or screws (outdoor rated) – Level – Quick set concrete

Materials Needed:

Install 4×4 pressure-treated posts. If installing in soil, use a fast set concrete mix and follow directions on bag.

Step 1

Cut horizontal boards to length. To add interest to the design of the boards, I used 1×4 and 1×6 pressure treated boards.

Step 2

Attach boards to post using either nails or screws.

Step 3

For a more finished look, cut vertical cap boards to length. In this picture, you can see how we were in the process of this.

Step 4

Swipe up for full tutorial!

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