This is the privacy fence mesh we supply where wind is the problem as much as the sight line, and the two are handled by the same weave: dense enough to break up what can be seen through it, open enough that gusts pass through instead of loading the fence behind it. That is why it suits an exposed garden boundary or a balcony that catches the weather. The screen is knitted HDPE with UV resistance in the yarn and ships with copper grommets set into a reinforced webbing edge, plus the zip ties needed to tie it on without drilling.
A screen that shuts the wind off completely loads the fence holding it, and on an exposed boundary that is how fences bend and posts pull. This is the privacy fence mesh we supply where wind matters as much as the sight line: dense enough to screen, open enough to let a gust through, and shipped with the grommets and zip ties needed to tie it on.
The weave is the whole point here. A closed sheet takes the full pressure of a gust and passes it into the fence and its posts; a knitted mesh lets part of the air through, so the load drops while the screen still breaks up the view. On a boundary that runs into open ground, or a balcony that catches the weather, that difference is what decides whether the screen is still straight after a season. The same open weave keeps air moving behind the screen, so the garden or yard behind it does not sit in still, humid air.
The mesh goes along a garden fence, across a balcony rail, over a chain-link panel and around a yard boundary where the view through and the wind both need handling. Because it is supplied as a roll cut to the height you give us, the same product covers a balcony rail and a long boundary run. Households screening a bed behind the same mesh often pair it with a planting bag, and the wider shade net range covers the shading grades where light rather than privacy is the problem.
| Model | FS-012 |
| Material | Knitted HDPE mesh with UV resistant yarn |
| Function | Privacy screening and wind reduction |
| Colour | Green, black and tan, customised on request |
| Form | Roll, cut to the height you give us |
| Edges | Reinforced webbing with copper grommets |
| Supplied With | Zip ties for fixing |
| Packing | PP woven bag, customised on request |
The fixing is what usually fails first on a screen, so the eyelets are copper rather than plain steel and they sit in a stitched webbing edge rather than straight through the mesh. That lets the screen be tied hard to a post or a rail without the weave tearing out at the corner, and the zip ties in the pack mean it goes on without drilling, which matters on a rented property. A knitted monofilament net covers the shading job where a lighter weave is wanted, while this screen covers the privacy and windbreak work.
Height, roll length and colour are all made to order, so the first detail to confirm is the height of the fence or rail you are screening and the total run. Screens ship in PP woven bags and the zip ties are packed with them. Buyers tracking how screening performs outdoors can follow trade coverage such as HortiDaily and FreshPlaza for what is being installed.
Will a screen like this damage my fence?
A knitted mesh lets part of the wind through rather than taking the full pressure of a gust, so the load passed into the fence and its posts is lower than with a solid sheet.
What comes in the pack?
The screen with copper grommets already set into a reinforced webbing edge, plus the zip ties needed to tie it to a post or rail.
Can I order a different height, run or colour?
Yes. Height, roll length and colour are all made to order. Tell us the run you are screening and we will advise.
Tell us the height and the total run you are screening, and the colour you are working to, and we will confirm the roll and the packing that suit your order.
Mark Wu, Co-founder & Technical Director, Sichuan Zhifang Net Industry. 15 years manufacturing agricultural nettings for growers in 32 countries.
