Improve the curb appeal of your backyard and define your space with natural, eco-friendly, sustainable Bamboo fencing. Backyard X-Scapes, Inc. Bamboo screen fence is made of the finest Tonkin bamboo canes from the Anji Mountain located in China. The fencing panel construction is held together by galvanized steel wires and cut to cap off the top. With additional hardware and supplies, the versatility of these panels can range from gates to doors, additive shades for roofs, or just as a bamboo decor accent. This is a low-maintenance bamboo fencing that is easy to care for.
- Held together by 16 gauge galvanized coated wires. 2 Rows – 36in H, 3 Rows – 48in H, 4 Rows – 72in H
- Approx. 20 lbs. – 36in H, 30 lbs – 48in H, 55 lbs. – 72in H
- Bamboo poles are capped at top of fencing.
- Bamboo Fence Roll Length can be shorten by snipping the wire at its desire length and bending wire back into the fencing.
- Bamboo Fence Panel Height can be shorten by cutting individual poles at its desire length with fine multi tooth saw blades.
- Decorative fence roll is hand woven and is not completely see-through. For complete privacy, additional screens can be applied for complete coverage.
- Flexible for curved or slope applications
- The Bamboo natural decorative fencing comes ready to be installed and give consumers the ability to easily and quickly attach it to chain link fence, build a bamboo gate, cover an unsightly existing gate or use it on any other project you might have in mind.
- Bamboo panels will need to be apply to supports and will not stand alone. (Supports not included)
- Type of fasteners: Wood screws, zip ties, or wires. (Minimize splitting by predrilling) (Not included)
- Bamboo fencing are made from poles grows in a taper. Dimensions are approximate
- Fencing is not treated. Always apply a good quality; oil based UV-resistant wood sealant using a brush for best application.
- Bamboo is a natural product like other natural fencing. Effects of natural occurrences in bamboo can be seen such as splitting/cracking, effects of exposure to moisture/salt water, physical inconsistency, and the aging/fading of color
