Garden fencing/screening BRADAS AS-UN4010200 — fabric panels for border fencing, mesh 14 x 16 mm

BRADAS AS-UN4010200 garden fencing/screening fabric panels are designed for use in border fencing and perimeter systems. The panels are made of light, flexible polypropylene with a mesh size of 14 x 16 mm, offering a balance of visibility, airflow and physical separation. Intended to be mounted on posts or frames, this screening material helps define property edges, provide visual screening and reduce the passage of wind and debris while remaining resistant to UV, frost and general atmospheric exposure.

Advantages

The fabric panels are easy to model and cut to fit custom fence shapes and openings. Their polypropylene construction makes them resistant to UV radiation, frost and other weathering effects, while remaining light and flexible to avoid deformation under normal use. The mesh size provides effective screening without completely blocking airflow, and the material is suitable for repeated outdoor use when mounted on a supporting structure.

Suitable for

• Defining garden and property borders
• Creating visual screening for patios, terraces and yards
• Reducing wind and debris passage along fences
• Fencing small animal enclosures and runs
• Garden protection against burrowing pests such as moles

Key specifications

• Material: polypropylene
• Mesh dimensions: 14 mm x 16 mm (hole width tolerance up to 1.5 mm)
• Physical characteristics: light, flexible, resistant to deformation
• Weather resistance: UV-resistant and frost-resistant

How to use

Measure and cut the BRADAS fabric panels to match the length and height required for your fence or frame, allowing for overlap where panels join. Fix the panels to posts or a supporting frame using appropriate fasteners or ties, ensuring the material is tensioned enough to avoid sagging but not overstretched. When used for animal enclosures, secure all edges and any openings to prevent gaps. For ground-level applications such as protection against burrowing pests, position and fix the lower edge so it remains in contact with the soil or buried slightly to discourage ingress.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the installed panels periodically for loose fastenings or damage from sharp objects. Replace or repair sections showing significant wear. When cutting, use appropriate tools and wear protective gloves. For maximum lifespan, mount the fabric on a stable frame and avoid prolonged contact with heat sources or sharp edges.