Outdoor Privacy Screen – Shade Cloth Balcony and Fence Screening with Eyelets

Less View. Less Glare. Same Breeze.

Your deck looks straight into the neighbour's second-storey window. Every time you sit down with a coffee, someone can see your table, and from about 3 pm the western sun comes in flat across the balcony as well. You need an outdoor privacy screen, but not one that turns the deck into a box.

A tarp tied to the railing fixes the view for a day. Then the wind gets behind it, it starts flogging against the rail, and the first shower leaves a puddle sagging in the middle.

This screen takes the other route: knitted shade cloth that breaks up the view and softens the glare while air and rain go straight through.

Here's How It Works

The panel is knitted shade cloth rather than a solid sheet. The knit is dense enough to break up the line of sight from the street and next door and to take the edge off harsh afternoon light, but open enough to let the breeze pass. Because the wind is not trapped behind it, the screen does not balloon like a tarp, and rain drains through instead of pooling.

A reinforced hem runs all the way round the edge, with stitched border tape and metal eyelets set at even spacing along every side. Black reinforcement patches sit over the corners, where the pull is strongest once the panel is tensioned.

Fitting is tie-on. Thread cord, cable ties or bungee cords through the eyelets and pull the panel tight against a balcony rail, a pool fence, a pergola beam or carport posts. Nothing has to be screwed into the wall, so it suits renters too, and it comes down again whenever you want it gone.

Five sizes run from 2 x 2 m to 4 x 5 m, so you can screen a single balcony section, a run of fence or a full pergola side.

The Gear It Replaces

• Tarps tied to the railing — catch the wind like a sail and hold every puddle
• Bamboo or reed rolls — go brittle in the sun and shed onto the deck
• Lattice panels — need posts and screws, and you can still see through the gaps
• Pot plants along the fence — take years to fill the gap and need watering every hot day

What's In It

• Knitted shade cloth — breaks up the view from next door and softens glare
• Breathable open knit — the breeze passes through, so the screen does not balloon
• Water permeable — rain drains through instead of pooling in the middle
• Reinforced hem — stitched border tape around the whole edge
• Metal eyelets all round — evenly spaced on every side for cord, cable ties or bungee cords
• Reinforced corners — patches where the tension is highest
• Tie-on fitting — no drilling and no permanent changes to the rail or fence
• Wipe clean — wipe down and air dry after heavy soiling

Specifications

• Product type: Outdoor privacy screen in shade cloth
• Material: Knitted shade cloth
• Edge: Reinforced stitched hem with corner patches
• Fixing points: Metal eyelets around the perimeter
• Fitting: Ties on with cord, cable ties or bungee cords
• Colour: Brown
• Sizes: 2 x 2 m, 2 x 3 m, 3 x 3 m, 3 x 4 m, 4 x 5 m
• Care: Wipe clean and air dry
• Intended use: Balcony, fence, pool fence, patio, pergola and carport screening

Your deck. Not theirs.

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