TOPNEW privacy screens and canopy weights · Blocks nine tenths of the view
TOPNEWPrivacy Screen, Six by Fifty Feet, Greenfor the edges of a yard
$35.99
4.3 of 5 496 notes
Fifty feet of green HDPE mesh six feet tall, blocking about ninety percent of the view while still passing air.
Read at our desk on October 25, 2026. Press the stamp for the live number.
For a long boundary that needs to look like hedge.
Why this set
A solid fence panel blocks the view and catches the wind, which is how fences come down. Knitted HDPE does the opposite: it stops around ninety percent of what you can see through it and lets the gust pass, so the posts stay where you put them.
Fifty feet covers one long run — a chain link boundary, the back of a tennis court, the side of a yard that faces the neighbour's kitchen. Green reads as hedge from a distance, which is usually the intent.
Edges are bound with reinforced stitching along every side and fitted with rust-proof grommets, so the screen can be cut down to size without unravelling. Thread the grommets with cable ties and a run goes up in an afternoon with two people.
Specification
| Size | 6 by 50 ft |
|---|---|
| Blockage | About 90 percent |
| Material | Commercial grade HDPE |
| Edges | Reinforced bound stitching |
| Grommets | Rust-proof |
| Color | Green |
What the box says
- Material — Privacy screen made of commercial grade new HDPE (High Density Polyethylene), allowing air to go through and resisting water and all weather condition. Passed HD5050S TEST, it has excellent tenacity, can resist UV rays & wind, prevent fading, and maintain strength for a long time.
- Easy Installation — Measure the size of your fence, (cut the fence screen into the proper size required if necessary), run the included zip ties through grommets and attach the panel to your fence at the top, middle and bottom, firmly secure the zip ties to the best fit.
- Size — 6' x 50', please measure the size of the venue before purchasing and you can cut it appropriately, but in order to make the product last longer, try not to cut it.Package Includes -1 x Privacy Screen Fence + 75 Zip Ties.
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Notes from families who built with it
Wish I had bought sooner
Love this screen. We put it on the fence between our house and the neighbor’s as we all have dogs and they loved to run the fence and bark at each other. This has fixed the issue completely. The privacy screen also looks nice and isn’t an eyesore against our wooden fence.
Crystal S · June 4, 2026Good for high winds and need for privacy from neighbors f
Wish they were more private but they’re good. Held up so far in winter.
Me · May 24, 2026Material is thick, stretches, grommet holes start toTear ifPulled too hard
So my husband and I put up a 6’ chain link Fence 300’ long to keep the neighbor on his side after 3 years of trying to keep the peace and live in peace. So once we put the fence up we bought 6 of these privacy tarps for the fence to keep the rocks, lawn clippings on his side after he Broke 2 of our windshields in one day. Blew rocks and Clippings all over us and an officer of the law on purpose. He keeps watching everything we do for the past 3 years and waking up to him on our property. so we bought these privacy tarps to Shut them out once and for all. The tarp Is thick and heavy. It stretches nice. It’s not 97 percent like they said but it will do the trick For what we need for now. The grommets I rate 80. If You pull them too hard the grommet starts to pull out of the material. It needs to be beefed up with maybe square patches of material on each side of the material and then the grommet put through. It fits from the top rail all the way to the bottom of the fence. One of the panels it was sewn wider than the other panels and grommets were crushed and bent. We put one tarp up it takes two people. One to pull it tight and the other one to put the tie wraps. Oh yeah. The tie wraps that it comes with are too thin. They suck. Buy thicker stronger ones to put it up. Got all the panels up. Have to take upholstery thread and a curved needle to see the panels together. As I said you can see through it. It’s only like 80 percent private. If you double the panels there is your 97 percent. But you really have to be wanting to stare at them to see what their doing. I think it got the point across to them. They spent thousands on trees so they don’t have to look at the chain link. We spent under 300 for 6 50’ panels. It was a slap in their face. Like the sign reads.. like a good neighbor stay over there! Thanks for reading and wish us luck! Lol!
lee · June 4, 2023Nice
This ended up working great.
EFREN CARDIEL · December 25, 2025