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The VEVOR Bottom Locking Privacy Slats are designed for homeowners, property managers, and sports facility operators looking to increase privacy and improve the aesthetics of existing chain-link fences. These durable, high-density green inserts provide a robust visual screen for 5-foot fences; however, they require careful measurement of your specific fence mesh size before installation to ensure a perfect fit.
| Colour | Green |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | PE FENCE 002 |
| Brand | VEVOR |
Yes, the slats can be trimmed to size using heavy-duty shears or a saw, though this may require custom modification to the locking mechanism.
These slats provide significant visual blockage, usually ranging from 75% to 85% opacity depending on the mesh gauge of your fence.
No specialized tools are required; the slats are designed for manual insertion.
The total length of the bottom locking channel included is 1120 mm.
The material is designed for outdoor durability, though some natural fading may occur over many years of direct, constant UV exposure.
Check that the slat is fully seated in the bottom-locking channel and that the channel is secured to the base of the chain-link mesh.
Ensure the chain-link mesh is not bent or obstructed. If the mesh is deformed, straighten it before attempting to insert the slat.
To ensure a successful installation, confirm that your chain-link fence is exactly 5 feet in height. These slats are designed for standard diamond-mesh chain-link; verify your mesh size matches the 31.7 mm width capacity of the slats before beginning. For ongoing care, the slats require minimal maintenance. If they become dirty or covered in dust, use a garden hose with low pressure to rinse them. Avoid using harsh chemical cleaners or power washers, as these can degrade the material over time. During severe windstorms, periodically check the bottom-locking channel to ensure it remains fully engaged.
