Best Artificial English Ivy Leaf Screening Roll 3m x 1m Privacy Hedging Wall Landscaping Garden Fence **UV Fade Protected** (Two 0.5m Rolls)

Very strong and durable. Has been tested with high winds, heavy rains and hot summer. The beauty remains. Easy to add on other flowers. Highly recommend. Good value for money

I previously bought this artificial hedging for wood panelling fence in 2020 for back garden. It has lasted really well, still looks great, not lost the colour either. I have just ordered another 2 boxes for another part of the fence, for a bit more privacy. I also added some artificial wisteria (pink) from another company, this creates a lot more colour and have the wisteria hanging down, as many people when entering the garden think it is real, also added some artificial roses, etc.I have plant pots at bottom of fence and grow clematis, in the summer they are absolutely gorgeous as they climb up the artificial hedging creating a lovely hedging. Yes, I would recommend the artificial hedging,😎😎😀I bought this as I have wooden fencing it was to give us some privacy from our neighbours garden. It was easy to cut to size and install, since putting this up, the weather has been windy, rain and strong winds (Scotland). It has withheld the elements of the weather so far, really pleased with the finish result .

Easy to fit up with cable ties. Used for privacy on top of garage area. Really nice dense foliage. Can be cut to fit awkward areas with scissors.

These comments apply to the 3m x1m rolls of the Best Artificial Ivy.The material consists of a plastic grid with fake leaves held on to "studs" moulded into the grid. There are two types of leaf assembly, a flat "bowtie" type and one with plastic stems that elevate the leaves. I presume the two types are intended to confer depth to the material.The GoodThe material is modular, each roll is made up of 50cm x 25cm panels joined at their edges with a "popper" arrangement. The rolls have four panels across the 1m width, and six along the 3m length.This format is genius. If you have to trim the roll to length, you remove sections until just over length, and then cut the last panel. Panels can also be unsnapped from the width to allow adjustment in this dimension too.Surplus panels can all be snapped together to form new sheets.The "poppers" along the side of adjoining rolls can be connected when hanging to form an unbroken surface. This reduces the number of fixing points required as it spreads the load evenly over the entire surface.The Bad.The material is folded back 1 metre from the end of a strip and then rolled for packing. This method forces a prominent crease into each and every roll at this 1 metre mark. The crease is very resistant to straightening, some of my rolls have been installed outdoors for two weeks and the creases are still very evident. I'm just hoping a few months of summer sun will relax them, fingers crossed.If you have walls of uniform height, you will probably start each strip with a new roll, if so, the creases line up across the strips, making them even more obvious.Although the "side" popper pattern mates on either side of a roll, even with the roll rotated 180 degrees, the "ends" of the rolls either have all poppers, or all sockets. Despite the seemingly uniform attachment of the leaf sections I could see a difference depending which way up a roll was installed.Having said all of that, this material has less periodicity than any other roll product I have seen.I found that the most pattern-free sections were ones I had assembled from surplus panels. If you only have a small amount to install, and are disturbed by patterning, you could disassemble and randomly reassemble the panels.The "unpopping" of the panels requires dexterity, and some force, and there are a lot of poppers per panel, so for a large installation like mine (16m x 2.4m) randomising the panels like this would be too much effortEach foliage unit has two leaves and is attached by a central "stud" on the grid, they are all free to rotate. I think that there is enough leaf coverage on each panel to totally cover the background, but because of random rotation, there will be holes. If this bothers you, you can manually rotate neighbouring leaves to maximise coverage.The Bottom LineThis is a good product, it has better coverage than expanding trellis designs, and it is the best roll product I have seen. There is little periodicity, and reasonable depth to the leaves.The modular "pop" together construction is superior to any other roll product I know of.If you want to form unbroken coverage over large areas, there's nothing to compare.

Looks good when finally finished and all clipped up. With this being in squares it's ideal to get the correct length and width combination. Coverage is good enough for what we wanted, but the only issue we had was fitting one section to the next. The loops and pegs are tricky to push together and I never found a easy way to do it. Sore fingers and thumbs from pressing them together. Overall though well worth the slight pain. 😊. Would recommend.

We bought this to cover up what was probably the ugliest fence in the world and we are very pleased with the result. We have only just installed it so can't vouch for how long the screening will last, but going by previous reviews we are hoping for a couple of years at least. The screening looks great, it is obviously fake but that doesn't stop it looking really good. It came well packaged, but was rolled after being folded in half, which caused a pretty permanent looking crease but I managed release it by warming it gently with a hairdryer and counter rolling the whole roll. Installation was quite easy using "p" clips, but we found joining the pieces together using the spiggot on one piece and hole on the other piece almost impossible to do so resorted to using black tie wraps which worked well and was considerably quicker. There are spare leaves in each pack and we have quite a few more from cutting round the lights, which was easy. All in all we are very pleased with this purchase.

I purchased this to partly cover a wall and trellis to give privacy. I needed 3 pieces, not cheap by any means. I have also purchased fairy lights just to detract. It’s ok, when it arrived leaves had fallen off the roll and the green star like snappers were not in the box. I have emailed the seller who stated this is the design. However living by the coast where the winds really gust I am concerned that the leaves not held in with the snappers will disappear leaving it bare. After all if they can come off in the box what will it be like in autumn/winter. Seller does not seem too concerned!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!