6' x 50' 3rd Gen Olive Dark Green Fence Privacy Screen Windscreen Shade Fabric Mesh Netting Tarp (Aluminum Grommets)

This is advertised for Fence Privacy, but i use this to cover my garden, it took 2 of them, It drops the temperature in my Garden at least 10 degrees which is huge where I live in Phoenix, Arizona. It's 115 degrees today and the sun scorches my plants, but under the cover of this screen I've been able to protect my raspberries, watermelon, pumpkins, and tomatoes, mint and many more types of plants.These have reenforced rivets that wraps around the entire exterior of the product and it works great for zip-tying together, or to other stuff. Also the mesh helped me keep out some predatory birds and now my strawberries are safe and sound!

Covers well. Nice privacy. Great color and durable.

We wanted to block sight between us and our neighbors and thought this would do the job. One layer didn't quite give us the sight blocking, so we ordered a second one. They work well. Our spring has given us some strong winds but they stood up to them with no damage. They were easy to put up and seem to be quite secure. They don't come with the connecting ties, so get yours when you buy the fence block.

Product showed up in a day! Very easy to work with and it looks great. It is installed behind some shrubbery and trees and remains in a shaded area most of the day, really blends away and offers that extra bit of privacy and blocking of neighbors. Did not want the extra expense of installing a wooden fence. Wish the blocking was a bit more, but it does its job well. Very satisfied.

I've researched privacy screen and privacy slats ever since erecting my 6' chain link fence in my backyard this year. FENCE4EVER has one of the cheapest prices on the internet. I was skeptical when first looking at some of the internet reviews. However, it all comes down to "how" and "where" you are using the screen. I wanted almost total privacy towards the front of my house along the property lines. In order to achieve 99% viability blockage, I overlapped two screens to achieve the look I wanted, which is about 98-99%. One screen, listed as 88% blockage, basically obscures the visability. There are many factors that effect visibility such as sunlight, shade, color, etc. If you have shade with little sunlight, the blockage is better. If you have sunlight on the other side, blockage seems less. I've attached a pic that shows the screen overlapped once on the right side and three times on the left side. The picket fence in the background shows the amount of viability and shadows. I am very pleased.The material is top notch and I expect it to hold up for many seasons. Installation with zip ties is a breeze. I put up 50' in less than 30 minutes by myself (and this was the first time I've ever done it). Overlapping is easy and the zip ties can be placed in other areas of the material besides the grommets (just be careful how you are securing it). I will be installing more of this product in the spring. For the money, you can't go wrong when trying to get a more private area with chain link. Fence slats are more expensive and do not look as good as the screen.

I used this windscreen around the front half of my freestanding metal carport in a southern state for privacy (to keep cars passing by from seeing what I had stored under the carport) (not for weather protection). It worked great at first - allowing the wind to pass through enough not to stress the structure; but now, 1-1/2 years later, it has completely fallen apart. The grommets have separated and the fabric has torn everywhere that it touched something - like at the smooth metal rails of a cattle gate I have at the entrance to the carport and at the carport poles. I don't think it is UV resistant and it couldn't handle contact wear. I'm going to replace it with the ones advertised as "commercial grade" for $4 more and see if that one will last longer.

I had a professional landscaper put this fabric up on heavy treated posts. It looks wonderful. My neighbor whose house is on a hill behind me had all the bottom branches os tall evergreen trees cut off and this exposed the ground which was filled with weeds and their very strange colored purple house which has a deck and a patio that overlooks us now plus trash cans that we can now see. They are really nice people and I hope for their sake that they can keep the weeds under control for their own piece of mind, but thanks to this green fabric fence none of what I had to look at is visible anymore. Eve my landscaper said it looks fabulous. Because it is shaded from our intense AZ sun by the upper part of the evergreen trees that no longer have lower branches, he thinks it will last for years. Because it is a tight weave it filters out the details of my neighbor's property but leaves a sense of ongoing space. It really is a perfect solution for us.One word of caution, though it says 6 ft. it is really 5'8" so we decided to go to the top of the posts and leave the shy 4 inches at the bottom and we will plant shrubs and vines to fill in. So in our case, it actually worked ou​t to our advantage.

We needed this fencing for the back area of our property. I purchased 3 of these and it worked out great. I read that some people thought it was a bit flimsy, but I didn't find it to be that way. My husband and I put it up together and it was pretty easy. The grommets are sturdy and well made and we were pleasantly surprised at it's double reinforcements.After applying all three we accomplished the privacy we needed for our family gathering area.