Artificial Ivy Privacy Fence Screening, 1m x 5m (3.28x16.4ft) UV Resistant Artificial Hedge Panel, Garden Fence Cover for Outdoor, Balcony & Patio Decoration, Durable Fake Plant Wall

Delivered on time, easy to use and looks great.

I wanted a little privacy and a way to shade my patio from direct sunlight during the summer. These fit the bill and look great. Installation with the included zip ties was simple and I have received a number of compliments about it from neighbours.I've removed one star because I don't think they will last long. I put it up in September and already have lost quite a few leaves just from strong winds. At least I have a little extra to replace them with.I think they look good and were a good value for the money paid, but given that they are not holding up well against the wind here, I would probably look for something a big more sturdy when it comes time to replace them.

Looks great ,does the job & good value

very good quality

made on light plastic square grid, which is easy to fix and overlap if necessary. The squares have interlocking hole system and so easy to separate to size and length required. the ivy is artificial at the end of the day, but looks quite good to cover up a dark area of fence where I have used it. Good value ,when compared to similar products fixed to wooden trellises.

Liked the coverings got it to go over existing fence with gaps. So more private when sitting in garden. Obviously it’s fake it is what it is!Hoping the Ivy leaves stay on over winter ? Other customers have said fiddly to put back on after strong winds? We shall see!Dislike the very small thin ties that came with it ! For price we think should have had larger size ties included . Other wise it’s not been up long enuff to really review ! May be do an update in three months.!

I bought a lot of these rolls this year and when I first put it up, it was great - looked good and acted as a perfect screen over well-tensioned livestock fencing. You would think this was a perfect maintenance-free fencing combo. Here we are in November (put it up in March/April) - a lovely sunny summer and a couple of named storms later. Only half of the screening remains up. The ivy leaves are attached to a plastic grid-webbing backing. You use the supplied cable ties to attach the webbing to your fencing. During the summer, the sun baked the plastic webbing which turned brittle and now just crumbles. When we had high winds, the cable ties remain attached to the fencing but the webbing on the back of the screening has just crumbled and broken away. It comes off the fencing in small bits which you can't reattach. Sorry, but it's back to the drawing board to find a suitable screening - but this stuff isn't worth the money or the effort putting it up. If you live anywhere where you get sun AND wind, forget it.

It's ok alot of gaps but alright for the length and price