Fence Privacy Shade Net Lean 1.5 m x 50 m, 140 g/m², grey

Lean Fence Privacy Shade Net 1.5 m x 50 m, 140 g/m² in grey is a woven privacy and shade fabric designed for mounting on fences and temporary enclosures. The UV-stable mesh reduces visibility, offers partial sun shading and provides wind screening while allowing airflow. Its medium weight (140 g/m²) balances durability and flexibility, making it suitable for garden boundaries, terraces, construction site perimeters and other outdoor areas requiring increased privacy and reduced glare and dust.

Advantages

The product combines a uniform woven structure with UV-stable treatment to resist sun degradation and maintain colour and integrity over time. Its 140 g/m² fabric weight provides increased tear resistance compared with lighter shade fabrics while remaining easy to handle and install. The grey colour offers neutral visual integration with most outdoor settings and reduces reflected light. The mesh construction permits airflow to limit wind load and reduce strain on mounting points.

Suitable for

• Privacy screening for garden fences and yard boundaries
• Wind and sun shading on terraces, balconies and patios
• Temporary enclosures at construction sites or event perimeters
• Reduction of dust and visual distraction near work or storage areas

Key specifications

• Width: 1.5 m
• Length: 50 m
• Fabric weight: 140 g/m²
• Material: woven UV-stable mesh (grey)
• Function: partial sun shading, privacy screening, wind reduction

How to use

Attach the shade net to an existing fence or framework using suitable fasteners such as cable ties, metal clips or lacing cord. Start at one end and unroll the net along the fence, maintaining even tension to avoid sagging. Secure the net at regular intervals along top, middle and bottom edges to distribute wind load. Trim excess material as needed and finish edges with reinforced hems or additional fixing points where available.

Usage recommendations

For longer service life, mount the net with moderate tension and avoid sharp edges that may abrade the fabric. Inspect fixings periodically and replace any damaged sections promptly. When used in high-wind locations consider additional reinforcement at attachment points or selecting a higher-density or wind-permeable solution as required.