Reed Fencing Screening Rolls - Brown

It's ideal for covering unsightly fences, creating privacy screens on patios or balconies, or adding a natural decorative element to garden spaces.

You can easily attach it using galvanized wire, strong cable ties, screws, or nails. Ensure it is securely fastened to a stable existing structure.

While it can be used in windy areas, it must be very securely attached to a strong supporting structure. It is not free-standing and can be damaged by strong gusts if not properly secured.

As a natural product exposed to sunlight, some fading may occur over time. Applying a UV-resistant sealant can help preserve the color.

Yes, you can paint or stain the reed screening. However, it's recommended to test on a small, inconspicuous area first to ensure adhesion and the desired finish. Applying a sealant beforehand might improve durability.

Yes, this product is available in various dimensions, such as 4M x 2M, 4M x 1M, and 4M x 1.8M, to accommodate different project needs.

All natural reed fencing has been fumigated to ensure it is bug-free.

This is natural for reed products. Variations in color are expected and part of the material's charm. If significant uniformity is desired, consider mixing sections from different rolls or painting/staining (test on a small area first).

Use sharp, heavy-duty shears, a fine-toothed saw, or wire cutters for the horizontal wires. Ensure the tool is appropriate for cutting bamboo or reed.

Ensure you are using sufficient fixing points (wire, ties, screws) along the top, middle, and bottom. Re-tighten the fasteners and check that the attachment points on the supporting structure are secure.

The smell from the fumigation process is temporary. Allow the screening to air out outdoors for a few days before installation. The odor should dissipate naturally.