Introduction:
If you want to keep your garden and house secret, protect the vegetable garden, cover greenhouse, protect plant nursery area from wind, separate construction site from safe area, this multifunctional privacy screen fence is able to meet all your demand. The durable material of PVC makes sure that it will not be easy to fade and tear under sun exposure, and can be used outdoor for a long time. It is a must-have in your shopping list of garden tools!
Features:
1. RUST-PROFF GROMMETS& REINFORCED BINDLING: Reinforced stitching is neatly sewn along all edges without threads coming off. providing rust protection even in rainy conditions. Densely knitted polyethylene holds well against tearing and wearing.
2.SIZE: Actual measurement is 5' 9" X 50', made to fit tightly and perfectly on 6' Tall fence. Grommets are more dense, 4 grommets at each corner of the fence, package included 1 x Privacy Screen Fence + 80 Zip Ties.
3.EASY INSTALLATION: Measure the size of your fence, (cut the fence screen into the proper size required if necessary), run the included zip ties through grommets and attach the panel to your fence at the top, middle and bottom, firmly secure the zip ties to the best fit.
4.PRIVACY SOLUTION: 90% blockage gives you the privacy you deserve, not completely blackout but the right amount of privacy and blockage. 190GSM compare to other 170GSM add more privacy，block surrounding noise and street view, stops dogs from barking at neighbors.
5. MATERIAL: Made of commercial grade new HDPE (High Density Polyethylene), allowing air to go through and resisting water and all weather condition. it has excellent tenacity, can resist UV rays & wind, prevent fading, and maintain strength for a long time.
Specification:
Size: 6' x 50'
Color: Green/ Black
Fabric Material: High-density polyethylene, 0% recycled material, water & air permeable
Blockage: 90%
Finish: Black bindings & grommets all around, 1ft apart vertically, 2ft apart horizontally.
What You Get:
1 x Fence Privacy S creen.
1 x 80 Pcs Cable Z ip Ties.
