A practical privacy extension for the cost-conscious homeowner who wants the finished project to look complete.
More privacy does not have to become an elaborate custom project. SnapFence® combines practical lattice screening with a clean finished frame.
If people can see over an existing wall, the problem is usually simple: you want more privacy, and a privacy fence topper is often the simplest way to get it. You need enough added screening to do the job, a system you can install yourself, and a finished result that looks intentional.
That is the value proposition behind the SnapFence® Wall Topper. One complete kit covers approximately 12 linear feet, adds about 17 inches of lattice screening, and currently sells for $220.92 direct from SnapFence.com.
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12 FT TOTAL LENGTH |
≈17 IN ADDED HEIGHT |
$220.92 CURRENT DIRECT PRICE |
$18.41 ABOUT / LINEAR FT |
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Price verified September 16, 2026. Wall anchors / wall-mounting fasteners are selected separately for the wall material and installation conditions.
The Combination Is the Value
Lattice already does one job well: it adds screening while still allowing light and airflow. SnapFence® does a different job well: it gives that lattice a clean white frame, coordinated structure, and a straightforward installation system.
Put the two together and you get added privacy and screening with a finished look — without paying for more system than the job requires.
That idea is central to SnapFence®. Use the material that does the screening job well. Use SnapFence® for the structure that makes the project look complete.
| "The lattice does the screening. SnapFence® does the framing." |
What You Get for $220.92
One current 12-foot Wall Topper kit includes:
- 3 lattice panels — 48 in. × 17 in. each
- 6 vertical posts — 13.5 in. each
- 6 horizontal rails — 46 in. each
- 36 self-tapping screws
- 12 corner pieces
The Wall Topper is different from the SnapFence® four-foot frame systems: the lattice is included with the Wall Topper kit.
Why Not Just Buy Loose Lattice?
Loose lattice can provide screening at a low material cost. For some homeowners, designing and building a support system around it from scratch is exactly what they want to do.
SnapFence® is for the homeowner who wants a different balance: keep the project practical, but give the lattice a coordinated structure and a finished edge. The lattice does the screening. SnapFence® does the framing.
Easy DIY Is Part of the Value
The Wall Topper is designed around a straightforward installation sequence:
SNAP. DRILL. FASTEN. SLIDE. FINISH.
Wall anchors and wall-mounting fasteners are not included because the correct fastener depends on the wall material and actual installation conditions. Choose a fastener appropriate for the wall and follow the fastener manufacturer's installation instructions.
Know What You Are Buying
The SnapFence® Wall Topper is an approximately 17-inch wall-mounted privacy and screening extension. It is not a four-foot freestanding fence, a security barrier, or a ground-installed fence. For a ground-installed decorative border application, see the SnapFence® Garden Border Fence. If the project needs a taller freestanding or ground-installed fence, one of the SnapFence® four-foot In-Ground frame systems is the better starting point.
More Privacy. Finished Look. Practical Price. Optional lights and decorations shown are not included.
More Privacy. Finished Look. Practical Price.
If your wall is sound and the real problem is that people can see over it, the solution can stay simple.
SnapFence® Wall Topper combines lattice, a finished white PVC frame, and a DIY installation system into one 12-foot kit. For the cost-conscious homeowner, that is the point: solve the privacy problem, make the project look finished, and do not pay for more system than you need.
Next Step
SHOP WALL TOPPER VIEW WALL TOPPER DETAILS WATCH INSTALLATION / HOW-TO VIDEOS
| Important: Wall anchors / wall-mounting fasteners are not included. Optional solar lights are not included. Confirm the existing wall is suitable and sound and check applicable local, property-line, permit, and HOA requirements before installation. |
