#10 x 2" Phillips Truss Head Bracket-to-Post Screws - Black
In a fixed-bracket system, the hardware is what transforms individual components into a single, sturdy structure. Confidently anchor your EZ Louver brackets to posts with these premium #10 x 2" Phillips Mushroom Head screws. Engineered for maximum holding power, a flush finish, and a frustration-free installation.
Color Finish:
A premium, durable coating designed to match black EZ Louver brackets seamlessly for a sleek, modern, "hidden hardware" appearance.
Why They're Built to Last:
304 Stainless Steel: Built for maximum outdoor durability. These screws resist rust, corrosion, and harsh weather elements.
Low-Profile Truss Mushroom Head: The wide, rounded mushroom profile provides extra surface contact to clamp brackets securely against the posts, while maintaining a sleek, snag-free, professional look.
Universal Phillips Drive: No specialty bits required. Designed for a reliable grip with a standard Phillips driver, making installation fast and familiar for both DIYers and pros.
Smooth Installation: Features an optimized self-tapping point and deep-thread pattern. They bite into wood quickly with reduced resistance which means no stripped heads or split wood.
Aesthetic Matching: Available in multiple finishes to blend seamlessly with your EZ Louver bracket hardware or slat color for a cohesive, intentional design.
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⚠️ Important Application Note: These 2" screws are engineered specifically for attaching EZ Louver brackets to your structural posts. For attaching the actual slats to the brackets, please see our shorter Slat Screws.
Fencing Solution That is Tough, Sleek, and Built to Last
The EZ Louver brackets come in pairs. Designed to simplify installation, this bracket lets you mount slats with precision and ease.
The black powder-coated version not only offers a clean, contemporary look, but also provides added corrosion resistance for outdoor use in all climates.
Whether you’re building a backyard retreat or a custom architectural feature, the EZ Louver bracket gives you pro-level results without the complexity.
EZ Louver Project Inspiration
Browse real projects from customers and pros.
This is the first fence made with he EZ Louver brackets. It's made using 4"x4" posts and 1"x6" treated pine slats.
Horizontal Louvered Fence
Horizontal Louvered Fence
Backyard Privacy Fence
Backyard Privacy Fence
Inside of Backyard Privacy Fence
Inside of Backyard Privacy Fence
Louvered Outdoor Shower
Louvered Outdoor Shower
View of entrance into louvered outdoor shower
Outdoor Shower
Outdoor Shower
Front Yard Privacy Screen
Front Yard Privacy Screen
Louvered Side Gate
Louvered Side Gate
Louvered Front Yard Fence
Louvered Front Yard Fence
Vertical Louvered Privacy Screen
Vertical Louvered Privacy Screen
Vertical Louvered Privacy Screen
3-Sided AC Surround
3-Sided AC Surround
Three stained louvered panels surrounding an A/C unit with one side a gate to easily access the unit.
Gated AC Surround
Gated AC Surround
Outside view of louvered screen providing shade for a patio and painted to match the house.
Louvered Sun Screen
Louvered Sun Screen
Louvered screen on an outdoor patio, painted to match the house, providing sun shade.
Screen to Block the Sun
Screen to Block the Sun
Gathering area in front of Louvered Screen under Pergola
Louvered Screen With Pergola
Louvered Screen With Pergola
Louvered Wood Horizontal Privacy Screen between a house and column. Stained with a rich, warm tone to complement the home and invite visitors.
House to Column Patio Privacy Screen
House to Column Patio Privacy Screen
Stained louvered walls under a beach house.
Louvered Wall Under Deck
Louvered Wall Under Deck
Painted wooden louvered surround hiding trash and recycling bins.
Painted Trash Can Surround
Painted Trash Can Surround
Exterior commercial HVAC unit enclosed by an aluminum slat surround.
HVAC Surround with Aluminum Slats
HVAC Surround with Aluminum Slats
Exterior commercial HVAC unit enclosed by a louvered surround using 4" aluminum slats.
Aluminum Louver Surround HVAC
Aluminum Louver Surround HVAC
Side view of a louvered telescoping gate partially extended across a loading area.
Side View of Telescoping Gate
Side View of Telescoping Gate
Extended louvered telescoping gate with stained oak slats and durable metal framing.
Fully Extended Telescoping Louver Gate
Fully Extended Telescoping Louver Gate
Exterior view of a louvered residential fence bordering a house and yard.
Outside of Residential Fence
Outside of Residential Fence
Side angle of a residential slatted fence running along a yard.
Side of Residential Slatted Fence
Side of Residential Slatted Fence
Front view of residential louvered fence.
Residential Louvered Fence
Residential Louvered Fence
Decorative louvered screen concealing a residential propane tank.
Screen to Hide Propane Tank
Screen to Hide Propane Tank
Louvered wood shed protecting firewood.
Louvered Wood Shed
Louvered Wood Shed
Vinyl Privacy Screen on Patio
Vinyl Privacy Screen on Patio
Interior view of a carport featuring louvered side walls
Inside of Louvered Carport
Inside of Louvered Carport
Exterior view of a residential carport
Outside of Carport
Outside of Carport
Exterior privacy screens installed in front of a house window.
Privacy Screens in Front of Window
Privacy Screens in Front of Window
Wooden louvered side gate providing a private entrance to a backyard.
Louvered Backyard Entrance
Louvered Backyard Entrance
White outdoor patio screen providing shade and privacy.
Privacy Screen on Patio
Privacy Screen on Patio
Louvered Dumpster Gate
Louvered Dumpster Gate
Louvered Gates in Front of Dumpster
Louvered Gates in Front of Dumpster
Back of Louvered Gate
Back of Louvered Gate
Front of Louvered Gate
Front of Louvered Gate
Louvered Panel Hiding Trash Cans
Louvered Panel Hiding Trash Cans
Louvered Under Stairs
Louvered Under Stairs
Seating area in front of louvered panels under a deck protecting equipment
Under Deck Hiding Equipment
Under Deck Hiding Equipment
Outdoor Kitchen Black Louvered
Outdoor Kitchen Black Louvered
Louvered Gathering Area
Louvered Gathering Area
Painted Privacy Screen
Painted Privacy Screen
Horizontal Fence Topper
Horizontal Fence Topper
Louvered Fence Design
Louvered Fence Design
Vertical Louvered Fence
Vertical Louvered Fence
Privacy Screen with PVC Slats
Privacy Screen with PVC Slats
Louvered panels surrounding equipment next to a home.
Equipment Surround
Equipment Surround
Louvered screen behind patio grilling area
Patio Grilling Area
Patio Grilling Area
Louvered Privacy Screen next to sitting area on backyard patio
What is the best type of screw to use for a louvered project?
You’ll need exterior grade, corrosion-resistant screws for two purposes:
To attach the brackets to your posts.
Slat screws to attach your slats to the bracket. For these, you need screws that aren’t too long (they’ll poke through the slat) or too short (they need to grip the slat well).
How easy is the installation process?
It’s incredibly straightforward and requires no advanced carpentry skills. Typical tools like a level, measuring tape, saw, and drill are required. The general process is:
Fasten the brackets securely to your level posts.
Attach a front fascia or cover board.
Slide your chosen slats directly into place.
Attach slats to the brackets.
Watch the 90-second installation video to see for yourself!
Can I use smaller slats than 6"?
Yes, but the slats won't overlap like 6" boards, so the project won't be fully private. They will be a space between each slat.
Can I use composite or other non-wood slats?
Yes, you can use composite, aluminum, or any other non-wood material for your louvered fence. The brackets are designed to accommodate various materials and sizes from ½” to 5/4” thick.
How long does it typically take to install a louvered fence?
About the same amount of time as any other fence. The installation time depends on factors like the size of your property, ground conditions, weather, availability of materials, accuracy, and planning.
For louvered fences, having the distance between posts be the same as the slat material you purchase saves time. So does having the posts be level.
If you hire a contractor, their specific fence company's schedule. Your installer can give you an accurate timeline based on your property's requirements.
Should I install this myself, or hire a professional?
This is a personal choice! DIYers have different levels of skill and expertise. Professionals are accustomed to setting posts and building projects every day. They have a full-time commitment to the job, and a local fence installer can get the job done quickly if you’re short on time.
To find an installer, reach out to us at EZ Louver and, where possible, we’ll connect you with one of our colleagues in the industry.