Shade and privacy extension accessory

Abstract

The object of the invention is to improve privacy, shade, and aesthetic properties of a rigid barrier fence or wall or an outdoor patio. The preferred embodiment is a screen panel with visual and audio impairment properties that extends upward from the top of a barrier wall and effectively increases the overall wall height. Other embodiments affix a shade or aesthetic combination accessory from a barrier fence or wall, roof, or roof support member.

1 . A privacy accessory mounted to a rigid barrier fence or wall, where said barrier fence or wall is composed of one or more of a concrete, concrete-block, metal, stone, or wood material, and comprising: 
 (a) a screen panel with visual impairment properties and extending higher than said barrier fence or wall;    (b) a method of attaching said screen panel to said barrier wall of fence.    
     
     
         2 . A privacy accessory mounted to a rigid barrier fence or wall, where said barrier fence or wall is composed of one or more of a concrete, concrete-block, metal, stone, or wood material, and comprising: 
 (a) a screen panel with audio impairment properties and extending higher than said barrier fence or wall;    (b) a method of attaching said screen panel to said barrier wall of fence.    
     
     
         3 . A shade accessory mounted to a rigid barrier fence or wall, where said barrier fence or wall is composed of one or more of a concrete, concrete-block, metal, stone, or wood material, and comprising: 
 (a) a screen panel with light blocking properties and extending outward from said barrier fence or wall;    (b) a method of attaching said screen panel to said barrier wall of fence.    
     
     
         4 . A shade accessory mounted to a roof or roof support member, and comprising: 
 (a) a screen panel with light blocking properties and extending beyond and outward from said roof or roof support member;    (b) a method of attaching said screen panel to said roof or roof support member and requiring only two points of mounting.    
     
     
         5 . An aesthetic accessory mounted to a rigid barrier fence or wall, where said barrier fence or wall is composed of one or more of a concrete, concrete-block, metal, stone, or wood material, and comprising: 
 (a) a flower bed with plant life, said plant life creating an additional visual impairment;    (b) a method of attaching said flower bed to said barrier fence or wall and located near the upper rim of said barrier fence or wall.    
     
     
         6 . An accessory mounted to a rigid barrier fence or wall, where said barrier fence or wall is composed of one or more of a concrete, concrete-block, metal material, stone, or wood, and comprising any combination of increase in privacy, shade, and aesthetic improvements by means of a non-permanent extension upward or outward from said barrier fence or wall.  
     
     
         7 . A privacy accessory, as in  claim 1 , where said screen panel has a decorative utility with desired opacity and audible blocking properties, and further doubling as an aesthetic improvement.  
     
     
         8 . A privacy accessory, as in  claim 1 , with the ability to customize the angle of protrusion from said barrier fence or wall.  
     
     
         9 . A privacy accessory, as in  claim 2 , with the ability to customize the angle of protrusion from said barrier fence or wall.  
     
     
         10 . A shade accessory, as in  claim 3 , with the ability to customize the angle of protrusion from said barrier fence or wall.  
     
     
         11 . A shade accessory, as in  claim 4 , with the ability to customize the angle of protrusion from said roof or roof support member.  
     
     
         12 . A privacy accessory, as in  claim 1 , with the compatibility to be linked with additional accessories of the like, effectively increasing the impaired length of said barrier fence or wall.  
     
     
         13 . A privacy accessory, as in  claim 1 , with the compatibility to be linked with additional privacy accessories, effectively increasing the impaired length of said barrier fence or wall, and utilizing a common support mount as to reduce total number of components required, and whereby permitting the ability to turn corners of said barrier fence or wall.  
     
     
         14 . A privacy accessory, as in  claim 2 , with the compatibility to be linked with additional accessories of the like, effectively increasing the impaired length of said barrier fence or wall.  
     
     
         15 . A privacy accessory, as in  claim 2 , with the compatibility to be linked with additional privacy accessories, effectively increasing the impaired length of said barrier fence or wall, and utilizing a common support mount as to reduce total number of components required, and whereby permitting the ability to turn corners of said barrier fence or wall.  
     
     
         16 . A shade accessory, as in  claim 3 , with the compatibility to be linked with additional accessories of the like, effectively increasing the impaired length of said barrier fence or wall.  
     
     
         17 . A shade accessory, as in  claim 3 , with the compatibility to be linked with additional privacy accessories, effectively increasing the impaired length of said barrier fence or wall, and utilizing a common support mount as to reduce total number of components required, and whereby permitting the ability to turn corners of said barrier fence or wall.  
     
     
         18 . A shade accessory, as in  claim 4 , with the compatibility to be linked with additional accessories of the like, effectively increasing the length of the impaired roof or roof support member area.  
     
     
         19 . A shade accessory, as in  claim 4 , with the compatibility to be linked with additional privacy accessories, effectively increasing the length of the impaired roof or roof support member area, and utilizing a common support mount as to reduce total number of components required.  
     
     
         20 . A screen panel accessory mounting system where a method of attaching a screen panel to said barrier fence or wall comprises: 
 (a) a plurality of saddle clamps with an adjustability of wall thickness;    (b) a plurality of extension rods, each coupled to one of said saddle clamps and each with a customizable angle of protrusion;    (c) a screen panel;    (d) a sleeve at terminal ends of said screen panel disposed to accommodate said extension rods;