IdeaWorks New Deck & Fence Privacy Durable Waterproof Netting Screen with Grommets and Reinforced Seams (Green)

The media could not be loaded. I have a 22 month old, and our new house has a upper level patio railing that doesn't meet current safety standards. Being on a budget, I didn't want to replace the patio railings and I also wanted something that would be more visually appealing then the white only toddler railing nets. This was a genius solution. It was a hassle to zip tie every top and bottom of the patio cover, but I was making it toddler safe so it needed to be impenetrable. Many friends and neighbors have complimented us on the cover. It feels like a tightly woven tarp, that allows some breeze to penetrate through. I bought tan zip ties at Menards, and it took a lot! Overall I love the private patio vibe it creates (looks like lattice when seen from further away) and our ingenuity to use this as a toddler safe netting. Our space took 2 packages, and we were off by about 2 feet. My tip would be to over estimate because you can overlap on the ends that meet up. I also attached the ends that meet up with zip ties to make it consistent. See photos I attached:)

I know not everyone is looking for a privacy netting screen, or knows what these are but honestly this thing was just perfect for me. I live in a upstairs apartment, and at the time I was still potty training my dog. I had everything except the fact that she was afraid of heights. It was the last thing I expected to happen, but I searched and searched and came across these nettings, they looked sketchy at first just because the pictures look so generic but looking at the reviews and the other pictures people post I knew I had to give it a shot. When it came in I was surprised by how well it fit, My whole balcony was covered, it fit just like a glove and made my balcony look nice/ different and now my pup goes out there fearlessly and does her business. Plus it does super well in the rain, still looks new.

We needed a new privacy fence, because the neighbors cut down the bushes that hid our back deck from the street. So I, of course, went on Amazon and found this great privacy netting. My husband screwed some boards to the top of our deck and fastened the netting, by nailing the grommets to the boards. In the front, he stapled the netting. As you can see from the pictures, it turned out fantastic!! It blocks the view from the street, but allows filtered ☀️ sunshine through for my plants. We love ❤️ it!! I just wish they still had the Patriotic striped netting, I would have gotten that instead. But this Brown and White pattern matches the back deck perfectly.

So far so good! Made a Temporary play yard fence for privacy, 1 year old and puppy. I wanted something fast-easy-affordable. Staying in Washington State...not sure how long it will last through a winter or a lot of rain. We might head out before then so I sure this will work meanwhile. I am looking forward to a fast clean nice clean up & light weight to haul in the RV for the next spot! Keep in mind, if you don’t have a fence behind it then tension is very important. I got everything off Amazon. It came with rope which is very important to hold it up. I also used zip ties, grad staples and 3 foot stakes with hooks for lighting. I can’t wait to post the finished yard! I am not sure how wind will work, but as long as you have good tension you should be okay. But if you do have wind, cut a couple of holes and be sure to hot glue the edges of knitting.

I bought 4 of these and two were completely different in patterns of the stripes and brown shades of color.Other than that, they were as described.

I'm pretty glad I picked this up. I live in an apartment and my porch is right next to my neighbors, and on multiple occasions I've seen people on their porch craning their necks to see into my living room. Obviously I don't want to shut my windows forever but I don't need people nosing into my apartment. So I picked up the green and white version of this, and it looks like the picture. I actually did cut the edges as I needed it to be around two parts of the porch and it cut easy enough. I need to go back and burn the ends to keep it from fraying. I used a staple gun to connect it to the wooden porch beams and that seems to have gone well. I'm pleased with the extra privacy I now have on my porch.

The panels on my recently replaced wooden fence now have about 1/4 to 1/2 inch gaps in them due to the shrinking of the wood.As I back up to a park I thought it would be nice to have more privacy and thus purchased a few Deck & Fence Privacy Durable Waterproof Netting Screens by Collections Etc. to see how they would work to provide more privacy.In a nutshell this product sadly is a total waste of money.Rather than using the cords, I affixed the screens to the fence via staples. It was quick, attractive and very easy to do. That could summarize the positives for this product.Now to the real issues and they are by no means insignificant.Firstly they provide just slightly more privacy than a clear piece of plastic. They really do not screen out anything other than my stupidity for purchasing them.Secondly, the manufacture quality of these screens suck.One of the screens seems fine but with the second one, there are two holes where they screwed up placing grommets. There are no grommets over these holes and the holes are not where the reinforced seams are located. Duh.But worse than that they are not even cut properly. The upper part of the screen is 2 inches shorter than the bottom half. That makes for a really nice look on the fence. I had to fold one of the ends to make it look even. Then the grommet holes can not be used.All in all these privacy screens afford you about 5% more privacy than having no screen at all.Save yourself money and do not even contemplate their purchase. Trust me on this. I hate to give strong negative reviews but this one is justified.Please note that the image of the trees is photo shopped with a phony backdrop of trees and shrubs.