Ivy Leaf Grid Privacy Screen

What this privacy screen is

The Ivy Leaf Grid Privacy Screen is a panel of artificial ivy leaves set on a wire grid. The leaves are made of resin, so they hold their shape and color outdoors. The grid gives the panel structure, which makes it easy to hang or place against a railing, wall or fence line.

Use it wherever you want a softer, leafier look with less open space. It suits balconies, patios, porches and decks. Because it is made for outdoor use, it can stay in place through sun and rain.

Size and coverage

Each panel is 118 x 20 in (300 x 50 cm). That long, narrow shape works well along railings, balcony edges and fence tops. You can hang panels side by side to cover a wider span.

Measure the area you want to cover before you order. Add panels until the span is covered the way you like. The wire grid can be trimmed if you need a shorter panel, though cut edges should be tucked away so they do not catch on anything.

Colors

Three leaf colors are available:

• Watermelon leaves
• Deep sweet potato
• Light green ivy

Watermelon leaves and Light green ivy read as fresh greens, while Deep sweet potato brings a darker, richer tone. You can use one color across a railing for a clean look, or mix two colors for a more natural, varied effect.

How to fit and use it

The wire grid is the backbone of the panel. You can attach it to a railing with zip ties, wire or garden twine. On a fence or wall, small hooks or nails along the top edge will hold it in place. On a balcony, run the panel along the inside of the railing so the leaves face your seating area.

For a fuller screen, overlap panels slightly or hang two rows, one above the other. This helps close gaps between leaves. If you want to soften a plain wall, hang a panel at eye level and let the leaves break up the flat surface.

A few tips for a neat result:

• Spread the leaves with your hands after unrolling so the panel looks full.
• Keep the grid straight along the top edge for a clean line.
• Use matching ties or wire in a dark color so the fixings blend in.
• Check the panel after strong winds and tighten any ties.

Care and storage

This screen is for outdoor use, and care is simple. Rinse the leaves with water to remove dust and pollen, then let the panel dry fully before you store it. When the season changes, roll or fold the panel loosely and keep it in a dry place.

Avoid pulling hard on single leaves. The resin leaves are held by the wire grid, and steady handling keeps the panel in good shape for the next season.

Where it works best

Balconies often need a screen that blocks sightlines without blocking light. This panel does both: the leaves add cover while air still moves through. On a patio, a row of panels along a railing or low wall defines the space. On a porch, a panel hung between posts adds a leafy backdrop.

Because each panel is long and narrow, it is easy to work with on railings and fence lines. Order the number of panels that matches your span, pick your leaf color, and you have a simple outdoor screen that needs no watering and no trimming.