We built a privacy fence on top of wall in our yard to keep the neighbors out - but everyone is saying the same thing

A WOMAN has built a tall privacy wall blocking her property from her neighbors' but some people are saying it might not be legal.

The Arizona-based TikTok creator describes her page as a one-stop shop for home content.

According to her account, Morgan Venetos (@thehomecollective) is a licensed contractor & realtor.

The woman recently shared a video captioned: "Here’s how we anchored the posts for our privacy fence topper."

It goes on to say: "Remember everyone's location poses different weather so make sure you chose the method that's right for your region."

The clip featured Morgan building a topper onto a brick fence while walking viewers through the steps of anchoring the posts into the wall to secure the wood that makes it taller.

The realtor advised that anyone following her tutorial on installing the anchors can add two at the top of their fence and two at the bottom "for even more strength."

"We did it this way on our side of the wall so it wouldn't bother our neighbors," she explained.

Morgan said another reason she adds them is so she won't have to ask permission from her neighbors.

"If you have high winds in your area, you may choose to anchor these into the ground," the TikToker informed viewers.

Her video has been viewed nearly 740,000 times.

Despite not showing the final result of the wall until a post she shared a day later, users commented on the clip of her adding the anchors suggesting that her privacy fence may be too tall.

"You should permit a first," someone advised.

Another person added: "Inspector's going to tag that thing in 5 minutes."

Some TikTokers even argued with each other in the comments of the video prompting Morgan to chime in.

"City of Phoenix zoning and permit might have a different say," a user said before an individual told them: "Most towns/cities do not care unless someone complains."

They retorted: "Most towns/cities do not care unless someone complains."

The TikTok creator commented in response: "They do not."

She went on to say: "Not in an [Homeowners' Association] and it’s not a front fence."

A different TikToker said: "Can’t be taller than 6 feet."

In reply to them, someone added: "Agree with you but the city don't need to know."

Morgan agreed with them: "Seriously there’s like 5[million] People here they have better stuff to do."