Heavy Duty Bamboo Garden Screening Fencing Rolls 1.8M Tall and 2M Long -Thick 25-28mm Bamboo Canes

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We’re also big fans of the bamboo screening plants by Pappilon as it gives your garden a luscious feel.

Once you have your eyelet screws, screw them into place on your existing fencing. To get the best results put the screws in every metre or so and make sure they go in at the top, middle and bottom of your fence. This will ensure your screening remains sturdy. You should bear in mind that this bamboo plant tends to lose its vibrant colour in the winter due to cold, crisp winds although once Spring hits, they’ll provide a luscious foliage. Bamboo screening idea: attach to the top of a pergola to create a relaxing, shaded area for when it all gets a bit too hot! Natural dark brown bamboo screening has been made from naturally growing dark bamboo canes. Carbonised bamboo screening has a dark caramel colour which has been achieved by smoking golden-coloured bamboo in an industrial kiln, this gives each cane a deep, rich colour. Similar to the process of Shou Sugi Ban, this carbonised product is a great contemporary solution to chemically treated materials. The treatment involves burning the outer layer of the bamboo with a high concentration of heat, removing the charred material, then sealing the bamboo for a brilliant finish. If you're looking to enhance the visual appeal of your garden while adding a touch of style, any of the natural screeningoptions (reed, bamboo, or willow) can work well. Choose the one that best compliments your garden's overall aesthetic. You could also look at artificial screeningfor a more tropical style and year round colour.

If you're seeking a temporary solution for an event or a season, reed or bamboo screens might be more suitable due to their lighter weight and easier installation.

Bamboo screening idea: plant 1 or 2 of these every metre around the perimeter of your garden and wait until dense, luscious hedges appear! When it comes to mixing high-quality with reasonable pricing, there’s not too many options on the UK market that rival Homatz’s garden bamboo screening. The choice between reed, bamboo, and willow screening largely depends on your specific needs, preferences, and the environment in which you plan to use the screening. Each material has its own characteristics, advantages, and disadvantages. Here's a comparison to help you make an informed decision:Reed screening is often made from thin reed stems that are woven together. It provides a natural and rustic look. There are plenty of ways bamboo can be used as screening and one of the best ways is to use bamboo screening plants. Our favourite bamboo plant for this purpose is the Phyllostachys bissetii which can reach 3 metres (sometimes even 5 metres) in height if not pruned. This makes it the ultimate bamboo screening plant. The toughness and resilience of these plants is belied by their beautiful stems and delicately shaped almost reed-like leaves. They provide a strong vertical line in the garden’s design and as they sway gently in the breeze create a relaxing and soothing mood. Here at Paramount Plants we have selected an extensive range of bamboos to fulfill the many different requirements of contemporary garden design. See our full range of bamboo plants here…

Split bamboo screening can be cut to your desired length by using a pair of wire cutters. Simply cut the wire at the length you desire and fold the wire to seal the end. Can I attach screening to my neighbours’ fence? Made out of premium bamboo slats, this bamboo screening comes in 2m x 3m rolls which makes them the ideal choice for anything from covering the perimeter of your garden to separating and protecting your veg patch. Whilst these are two options, really, this screening has a number of uses – you’ll only be limited by your creativity! If your neighbour owns the fence and you have not been granted permission from your neighbour to do so, you are not allowed to attach or nail things to the fence. If a wall is a party wall and owned by both sides, then you can fix screening to the wall. It is always best practice to discuss your ideas with your neighbours and come to an agreement. How do I stop neighbours looking into my garden? This material is ideally suited to providing a natural looking covering for unsightly walls, fences or even leggy hedges (such as neglected leylandii!). It can create an eco-friendly screen to divide areas of your garden so that not everything is seen in one glance, making the garden more attractive as guests will want to explore the parts they cannot see. Similarly a screen can be erected to hide an eyesore dustbins, compost heaps, old sheds and so on.Bamboo screening can be used on its own or attached to an existing fence. If you are attaching the screening to an existing fence, simply unroll and attach to the posts using u-nails, screws, or cable ties. If you are using as a standalone screen, you will need to create a framework first by installing wooden posts at (max) 2m intervals. Once you have built the frame, the bamboo screening can be attached to the posts using u-nails and/or cable ties. Can you cut bamboo fencing?

Made out of solid bamboo wood that’s 2m x 4m, the options for this screening is endless. You can use it as standalone fencing to go around the perimeter of your garden, attach it to your existing worn fencing to give your garden a fresh look or you can even attach it to the top of pergolas to create sheltered area that is ideal for those hot spring and summer days. The type of screening you need depends on your specific goals, preferences, and the intended use. Here are some common scenarios and the types that might be suitable:

natural material: each reed is carefully selected by hand, the spots on the reed screen are natural and will not get moldy. when not in use, keep natural reed fences in a dry and ventilated place and can last for years