TANG Sunshades Depot 3'x2' FT Artificial Faux Laurel Privacy Fence Screen Leaf Vine Decoration Panel

In pics, it's partially finished, I will be covering the entire run. Really liking these ivy panels. Still MAY have to put on both sides of fence to offer complete privacy between my dogs and the neighbors dogs. They can still peek through spots at each other which means they're still fence fighting, but not nearly as bad, nor nearly as long. Hopefully they hold up because they really look nice ( in my opinion ) ☺**EDITED A FEW DAYS AFTER INSTALLING** Also, what I received does NOT have mesh backing like the description states, just the plastic grid that the leaves are attached to. THAT'S why you can see light through mine in places as you can see in my pictures, and THAT'S why I may have to buy more for the other side of my fence to cover up the "peeking" that's going on between my dogs and the neighbors dogs. Honestly, I'm not sure why there's no mesh, some parts of the description SHOW it with it, some don't. Some parts of the description STATES it's there, some don't...? But, none of the 11 rolls I ordered & received have ANY mesh backing.

I bought this faux ivy green lattice screen about six months ago, in the middle of a very windy 'end of winter/beginning of spring' season. I was looking for something to attach to my pergola to add desperately needed privacy from my lovely (but WAY TOO CLOSE neighbors). I originally chose a different screen, one that was just the mesh, brown, and it currently is attached to another side of the pergola. The downside to the brown screen (with no ivy and no plastic lattice screen to add the extra durability) is that it is basically a see-through curtain. It provides me 'some' privacy, in an 'I still see you but you are obscured through this screen' sort of way. Also, though it's a natural brown color tone...it sticks out like a sore thumb in my very green yard. This is the total opposite of what the green faux ivy mesh screen looks like on the other side of my pergola! The green mesh screen still allows light, air, and some visibility through it. However, the ample faux ivy leafs provide 90% more privacy. AND it looks natural! Sure, stand next to it and you can tell it's not a real ivy wall. But if you want real ivy, go ahead. But a lattice, grow a sprig. And in 5 years enjoy the privacy you crave today. OR...buy this. If you are glancing at it or walking past it it looks real. And let's face it, it is probably going to hang on your fence, pergola, or whatever. People know it's not real. Still, it looks terrific. Okay, now the nitty gritty. If you want privacy, buy this. No screen mesh is 100% private. It needs to breathe or it will blow away or rip. So there is space allowed for 'breathing.' The ivy leafs compensate and add a terrific extra layer of obscuring and privacy from nosey neighbor's eye balls. Also note, the screen is not 100% covered in leafs. It's about 70/30%. You can see the screen somewhat. I think it looks nice as it allows light through and it casts a very natural looking shadow onto my patio. Very soothing. Some have complained that it doesn't have enough leaves. To them I say...'you are buying a screen, not a solid ivy wall. The ivy is a natural looking privacy perk. I nice added element to the screen to make it look like you have a plant there (not an 'effe you' screen to passers by!). So manage your dreams of French cottages covered in real ivy. Now that we have covered that... Next, unlike other screens, this one is attached to a sturdy but pliable plastic/rubber lattice. The screen itself is pretty large. It comes in one piece (I've seen some 2 piece screens. AVOID THEM). It easily covered my 9ft wide 6 ft tall pergola wall. It is easy to cut, roll up, maneuver however you want it. It has been terrific for my needs. I have used zip ties to attach the lattice part of the screen to the posts of my pergola. Easy peasy. The other random screens (without the lattice backing that the screen is attached too), are more difficult to attach. Either they have gromet holes that are insufficient or you have to be McGuiver and figure out how to attach it in a satisfactory way. So the lattice adds stability, functionality, and that is how the ivy leaves are attached to the mesh. Which is key, so that the mesh has zero extra holes in it from ivy. You definitely will appreciate that fact. Now as far as over-all durability...I was at first concerned. I live in the very stormy, tornado-prone, high-wind state of Georgia at the moment. I had visions of the pergola ripping from its base and flying across my yard because of the screen maybe acting as a sail. Do you feel me on this, people? Anyway, to my great relief...It has now gone though several big wind and torrential rain storms and though it did look rather like a sail at times, the breathable fabric and the lattice kept it in place, unharmed, and allowed enough air to pass through so as not to ripe apart my pergola. WHEW. So all that said, I give this thing 5 stars and highly recommend. Get yourself some zip ties and privacy and enjoy your yard. Peace!

Strong backing supports ivy covering.

They are serving the purpose to reduce heat on our cement wall. We have lost some evergreens because the wall was too hot behind the trees. We live in AZ so it gets very hot most days in the summer. Plus I like the way everything blends and looks good together.

strongh and good quality remember the ties are not included make sure you buy them for setup

Very nice. Easy to put up. Seems sturdy and not affected by wind.

I love it, it provides more privacy than the tiles because of its backing. And it’s light weight you can carry it by yourself.

Overall it looks fake, however it does cover what we wanted and from a far off view it looks good. I bought 6 Panels and one was slightly damaged in shipping.