A VERY effective, and EASY, privacy solution for those with preexisting fence or who are putting one in. I was, at first, concerned at it's thinness, but that has, in no way, been a problem. A couple of the grommets came out when i affixed it, but I believe the rip stop bias tape will hold. I bought the tan. It's esthetically pleasing, but I might play a bit with spray painting foliage on it. I am an artist and think it's quite a bargain as about a $1 a foot canvas alone. (And has SERIOUSLY solved my lack of privacy issue!)

It's only been up for 2 weeks, but has endured some heavy winds, sadly no rain yet, and thank-goodness no snow! (In Minnesota that's always possible) I hope it stands up to our winters.

Negatives? Well, the measurements are a bit off: slightly shorter (in height) than meaured (kinda like modern 2x4's) and grommets are thin and loose, but well worth the $60 some that I paid.

I installed it top to bottom, top to bottom. It might be best to do the whole top first, then affix the bottom grommets. Obviously hills make wrinkles and unevenness. Decide if you want the neighbors to look at fencing and tarp, or you. The tan has black rip stop bias.

I'd love to see this in a camo pattern (or other) I bet people would purchase for blinds. Pretty useful for numerous projects, I'm thinking.

Also was delivered a lot faster than they said :)

I got this to put around my dog run to provide a visual barrier to my neighbor. 90% is a pretty accurate description of the blockage. If it's really sunny you can see through it just a little bit. It came folded in a box, not on a roll as some install instructions I found implied. That being said it was still fairly easy to install. I was able to install it on my own in an hour so. I laid it out and followed instructions I found online. A few weeks later, some of the wrinkles from shipping are still visible, but it seems to be wearing quite well so far. For my set up I wasn't able to get perfectly straight lines from the top and bottom (older fencing that had settled in the ground, required some edging as I went). It still looks very nice, and was able to be installed with minimal slack. It's held up well to wind and a few rain storms.I think on a new fence it would look exactly as pictured.

This privacy fence was the best purchase I have made for our home in the nine years we have lived here. We have horrible neighbors. The very first night we moved in the wife came to our front porch, tanked, and wanted me to sleep with her because her husband was in Chicago visiting their daughter. If I wasn't gay before... Shortly after we had a number of neighbors come to us to warn us about them. They were right, these people are cruel, ignorant, arrogant and no morals. After repeated visits to our lawyers and mediation we decided to take a chance and invest in a privacy fence. We are so incredibly happy with this privacy fence that we are able to enjoy our yard once again and keep our new dogs safe. We have a 6'ft high fence and about a 100 feet length and this privacy fence covers it perfectly. The material is strong and you really cannot see through it except for a slight shadow depending on the light. The color is great and matches our house and landscaping. When putting it up, as a personal choice, I like using the galvanized steel bendable wire to attach it to the fence. Not only is it waterproof but it stands up to the strong winds we get here. So if you have neighbors like we do or even if you just want to block your house and yard from alleyways and other eye sores this is the perfect fence to do it.

I'm satisfied with this product. One person is able to install Fence4ever without too much trouble. Be careful to stretch the material while fastening to prevent pleats or wrinkles. It offers very good privacy and looks nice too. I didn't give it five stars because of the following:
- I wondered if I might have ordered a knockoff by mistake, because there was no marking whatsoever on the screen or packaging. It came directly from the manufacturer, so this is very unlikely.
- There were no instructions, no brochure, no invoice, nothing from the manufacturer inside the box. It's pretty basic to install, but some guidance is always helpful.
- The binding on the edges seems to be no thicker than the actual screen fabric. This is concerning because it is vital to keeping the screen in place.
I would suggest:
1) putting a tag on the product,
2) including instructions for installation in the packaging, and
3) making the binding of a thicker material, or explaining why this thickness will be durable enough to keep the screen in place during high winds.

The customer service is nothing less than excellent. I have talked to the owner of this establishment at least 3 times relative to questions about their product, and I have always have received an almost immediate telephone and/or email response. I purchased this product to put on a chain link fence to block the night flood lights that blast my property. I bought the tan because it had a higher rating for light blocking. Unfortunately my neighbor has flood lights that seem more penetrating than the sun from our nearest star. The light is blocked but about as effectively as a summer dress. I realize that this privacy fencing is designed for daylight blocking of visual aspects so I do not find any fault in their product or advertising. It works perfectly during the day light hours but not so when the illuminator flicks the switch for his super nova lamps.
I installed the fencing about 2 weeks ago and it seems strong enough to handle some pretty strong winds. We are suppose to get a fairly profound winter storm this weekend so this will give the fencing a real test of its physical properties.
I am going to buy another 50'x6' section of this fencing from the same company but this time the green color for two reasons: 1] I need to double up on the fencing to block more of the light and 2] I believe for my night purposes, the darker color [green] will satisfy the blocking qualities I need and the green color will look nice. Additionally, the tan color matched perfectly with my neighbor's house color and that probably eased the installation adjustment nicely.