Brown 6FT X 50FT Outdoor Privacy Screen Fence & Mesh Shade Net Cover, Ideal for Garden and Backyard - Enhances Privacy for Fencing & Chain Link, Perfect for Patio Privacy Wall, Slats，Freestanding

Decent item, decent material. Good thickness of material, you can use hooks, zip ties, screws, staples, etc to secure this item to wooden posts. Depends on how you intend to use the item. Good size, which offers good coverage for privacy. Functions well. I have used a product similar to this in the past,& it lasted through the outdoor elements well.

Used this to create privacy between myself and my neighbors that are very close when we’re in the backyard. Works great, I used a screw hook in some posts to hold them up, it’s pretty wind resistant and I live in Florida it’s lasted through hurricane season just minor tears but that’s because of my chain link fence. Easy to install and you can’t really see through unless you’re staring through or it’s very Sunny. You can also zip tie but it depends on where you’re installing it, the grommets are good quality. It’s not super thick but creates the privacy between neighbors or anyone trying to gain more privacy.

I was nervous buying this thinking it will probably be cheap material, won’t be that private or will look like crap. I was definitely wrong 10/10!!! Love this and it shaded my yard too. Easy to install and size was spot on. Good quality, comes with great zip ties, and makes the backyard look great as well as private

This was for me, a two person job. It helps to have someone holding the tension while it gets ziptied into place. We ended up doing five up top, five on the bottom to keep it relatively straight when we got to the end. We live in a windy area so we actually ended up getting a gromet kit and adding gromets along the side edges, that is where the pull is and we thought some extra help would, well, help. We CANNOT recommend the Zip ties that are included at all. Some snapped just trying to feed them around the upper fence pole. They are not long enough to actualy get a very good grip. We bought longer, more heavy duty ones and all went well, they are cheap to purchase. Having said all that, the material seems great so far, it is attractive and is doing what we hoped for - providing some privacy and keeping things from blowing into our yard. We ran 200 feet, so we had lots of time to evaluate it. Overall I believe it is worth it but those Zip ties mostly are a joke.

We moved into a new house and the backyard fence was falling apart and looked atrocious. After putting two of these up, it completely changed the entire look of our yard! The color is so sharp and the material is good quality. This is a heavier fence cover, but that is mostly due to the fabric type and durability. We did have a very large fence to cover so we ended up purchasing two green 50ft tarps. These are so worth it for a temporary fix. It has held up through two medium size storms and is still going strong. The only thing that we had to change on our end to make it work with our falling fence is we did not use the zip ties included. We ended up using a staple gun to make it sturdier and help hold our fence up.

We wanted a little more privacy along one side of the fenceline, and also some shade for the dogs. It fit perfectly on the 4ft wire attached to our wooden fence, and it actually looks pretty nice. I pulled it snug enough so that it's not sagging, but not so tight as to rip it. I can not see thru it. It went up really easily, took about 20 min to put up 50 ft by myself.

My husband and I built a 7’ wrought iron fence around the entirety of our 8 acres in Houston, TX. When the City announced it was going to tear out the bridge on our street to replace it AND repave the street - I knew I didn’t want to look at their construction mess in the front of my home for more than a year. We are 380’ across the front property line. So purchased 8 of the 50’ x 5’ panels. Installed one at a time. The panels fit exactly between our bottom horizontal wrought iron railing and the top horizontal railing. While the ties that come with the product are too short to tie well around my 4”x4” posts - that did not deter me. I just purchased 500 18” ones from Amazon for $18. These panels have grommets on the top and bottom. I loosely tie the top grommets carefully without PULLING the panel as I went. You need it to fit just right so that the bottom grommet lines up with the top grommet. Some reviewers have complained about ripping - and you can clearly see from their pictures that they were PULLING the panel. You cannot stretch it that way without expecting it to tear. While it’s not delicate - it is made to fit the space. After I tied the top of one panel - I would go back and tie the bottom. Not difficult to do. Just takes some time to do it right. For the price - this was the best option for us. I did 380 linear feet of fence line for less than $350. And I am 65 years old. Since this construction product is supposed to last for more than a year - I installed a panel at a time making certain I had the proper amount of time to installed correctly. Once I got the hang of it with the first panel - the 2nd through 8th went faster. Once the construction project is done - I have already decided that since we love the added privacy - I am going to uninstall each panel (one at a time) and thread it through the vertical rails for a permanent look. So happy I found these panels which I received in 2 days from order date. So all 8 panels were installed prior to construction beginning.

We put this up in a day. Works great. Can still get breeze through it. Is holding up well 8 months later