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Fence to cover ugly wall
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25-09-2020 10:41am#1
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Shiplap panels might be your best bet if (like myself!) you're not actually great at DIY. For example:
https://www.abwood.ie/shop/fence-panels/shiplap-fencing
(am not recommending or endorsing Abwood in any way. It's just the first result that comes up on Google).
Not sure if you'd get them eight feet tall though, and even the 1.8 metres there is slightly short of the six feet of the lower part of your wall.
If it was me, I'd consider getting somebody to plaster the wall instead, and I'd maybe put some climbing plants in front of it afterwards. More of a permanent job that wouldn't need any maintenance. Plus the added bonus of not actually having to do very much myself!
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