The west patio that cooks at five

The plan

Demonstration, changes are not savedBack to the answer
Heights matter more than outlines here. A fence at the right height in roughly the right place gives a far better answer than a perfect outline at the wrong height. Drag things to move them, or select one and use the arrow keys; hold shift for larger steps.
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The property line

A rectangle you set the size of, not a survey. It decides one thing: whether a position is yours. Anything standing outside it is a conversation with a neighbour rather than a trip to the timber yard, and the study says so.

Nudge it
The mountainsThe house21.3 ftWest fence5.9 ftNeighbour's house23.6 ftThe maple27.9 ftNeighbour's upstairs windowThe dining tableThe herb planter13° upN16 ft
BuildingNot yoursCanopyShadow nowCan see inProposed

Shadows drawn for

September · 18:00 · sun 13° up, W

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Click anything on the plan to set its height, how solid it is and what it is called. Drag it to move it.

Where this is

Denver (demonstration) · 39.739, -104.990 · America/Denver

This sets how much the reported ten-metre wind slows down at seat height.