Papillon Thick Carbonised Black Bamboo Fencing Privacy Screening Roll 1.9m x 1.8m (6ft 2in x 6ft)

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It will do well in full sun to dappled shade in a location that is sheltered from harsh drying winds. If this is something you’re looking to achieve then Longacres’ bamboo slat screening might be the perfect choice. It can be easily attached to wooden garden fences by the use of galvanised garden staples or wire securing top and bottom of the thick carbonised black bamboo screening. Whether you have a question about the product’s features, warranty, or anything else, we’re here to help. Our metal screens are laser cut and powder coated using a high-quality UV stable Akzo Nobel powder coating to ensure they will be highly durable, weatherproof and fade resistant even after long term exposure to sunlight.

Our high-quality Bamboo Screening is an eco-friendly and sustainable product, crafted from durable bamboo slats it serves as a versatile addition to your garden.This robust and eco-friendly Thick carbonised black bamboo screening roll will make a perfect practical addition to your garden. Versatile design - this screening can transform an old or unsightly fence, screen off a part of the garden, frame flowerbeds or even help provide extra privacy to balconies, decks or hot tubs! For long term preservation the screens should be treated with a wood preserver after 12-18 months of weathering – restoring the colour of the bamboo and providing further protection following the weathering. 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.

The first use of structural bamboo in the United Kingdom was at the Gorilla Kingdom in London Zoo, designed by Proctor and Matthews. We hope you’ve come away with some great ideas and hope that this article has helped you avoid having to install virgin wooden fences! One of our favourite types of bamboo screening, this slat (or split) fencing by Papillon is made of high quality bamboo and looks fantastic in the garden. 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.Each slat is meticulously tied together with strong horizontal galvanised wires every 20cm, ensuring no breaks in the canes. 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.

Far from the standard bamboo screens, the poles have a diameter of 20/30mm, making the screen robust and attractive. A contemporary styled screen which takes inspiration from the lush and dense foliage of the Bamboo plants to provide a graceful and willowy screening solution with a modern twist. p>Wipe clean with a soft dry cloth or duster, avoid any abrasives or potentially harmful cleaning products.Climate change has been an issue for several years, which is why bamboo could be included as a certified hardwood. p> enable_alerts:Yes freight_class:--- Use Default --- gift_message_available:No gift_wrapping_available:No image:/s/s/ss21-1230829-2. Pre-drill the bamboo screen/fence and using standard wood screws fasten them to the existing structure securing. Our Steel screens are much more durable and robust than composite alternatives… and will never shatter under impact. As the bamboo fencing lacks total opacity, the black tarpaulin works tremendously well to cover any gaps whilst also enhancing the colour of the natural bamboo.

To achieve a full and dense hedge it’s recommended that you plant 1 – 2 plants per metre of screening although you can space this out a bit more if you’re just covering old fencing.Sturdy: Our fencing is made from the most durable black bamboo and goes through extensive quality testing. By cutting and shaping our fence rolls, you can create all sorts of decor, structures and furniture for your business. We recommend the use of half rounds for projects and some bamboo poles have their nodes pierced to achieve a similar affect. As Phyllostachys nigra is a fast-growing plant it will need to be pruned regularly to prevent from spreading farther than desired.