Primrose Natural Bark Screening - Brown - 4m x 1.2m



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This Primrose Natural Bark Screening is ideal for gardeners looking to add privacy, shade, or cover unsightly garden features. Its key benefit is the natural aesthetic it brings while providing effective screening. A caveat is that due to its natural composition, individual slat sizes can vary. This screening is made from strips of bark and can be attached to fences, walls, or used over pergolas to create shaded areas.
| Colour | Brown |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | GS0084SM |
| Brand | Primrose |
It is primarily used to cover existing garden fences, walls, or chain link fencing to provide privacy, shade, or to mask unsightly areas. It can also be used over arbors and pergolas.
It can be easily attached using galvanised wire, cable ties, screws, or nails.
As a natural product, prolonged exposure to sunlight may cause some fading over time.
The roll is 4 meters in length and 1.2 meters in height.
Yes, it can be used in windy areas, but ensure it is securely attached to prevent damage or displacement. Allow for some air permeability.
The screening is made from natural bark strips and is not explicitly stated as treated.
Add more attachment points using wire, ties, screws, or nails. Ensure existing fixings are tightened securely. If covering a large span, consider adding intermediate supports.
Embrace the natural variation; overlap slats slightly or strategically place to minimize gaps. For a more uniform look, select areas where variations are less noticeable.
Use sharp shears or a fine-toothed saw for cutting. Be cautious when cutting to avoid splintering the bark.
Setup: Unroll the bark screening to the desired length. Position it against the existing structure (fence, wall, etc.). Secure the screening by weaving galvanised wire, cable ties, screws, or nails through the bark strips and into the supporting structure. Ensure the attachments are firm but do not damage the bark excessively. For coverage over arbors or pergolas, ensure the supporting structure is stable enough to hold the screening and allow for wind to pass through.