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19cm PVC Reed Fence | Garden Divider for Small Yards

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Place of Origin: Zhejiang, China

Brand Name: Yitex

Certification: ISO9001; BSCI：reach

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Minimum Order Quantity: 300 rolls

Price: $5.7/rolls 500 rolls $5.6/rolls 1000-4000 rolls

Packaging Details: 4roll/carton

Delivery Time: 45days

Payment Terms: T/T

Supply Ability: 1000 Roll/Rolls per day

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Description

Specifications

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Application:	Garden; House;Yard	Color:	Grey,green,black...
Thickness:	450gsm	Size:	0.19*35m
Thickness:	0.4mm	Clips:	20
Packing:	4rolls/carton	MOQ:	500pcs

Application:	Garden; House;Yard
Color:	Grey,green,black...
Thickness:	450gsm
Size:	0.19*35m
Thickness:	0.4mm
Clips:	20
Packing:	4rolls/carton
MOQ:	500pcs

Description

19cm PVC Reed Fence | Garden Divider for Small Yards

19 cm PVC Fence Privacy Strip — 0.4 mm × 35 m

A dense, flexible PVC strip that weaves horizontally through chain-link and wire mesh to block sight lines and cut wind pass-through. Extruded on our own line with width and thickness monitored during production, so the strip that arrives at the end of a 35 m roll matches the one at the start — which is what stops a finished fence looking wavy.

0.4 mmthickness

19 cmstrip width

35 mper roll

6.65 m²coverage

Request a quote with your fence size Calculate rolls needed

No MOQ on samplesCut-length samples for colour and stiffness check

Mixed colours in one shipmentDark grey / light grey / green

What this product is — and what it is not

Built for mesh fences, not for solid panels

Most enquiries we get are a variation of one question: will this make my fence private? The honest answer depends on the fence you already have, so this section is written to settle it before you order rather than after.

It works because it is woven in

The strip passes through the mesh and is held by the wire itself. No clips, no drilling, no posts. That is also why it flexes with the fence instead of loading it — the reason a 0.4 mm strip behaves better in wind than a rigid PVC panel of the same coverage.

It blocks a sight line, not a view

Coverage is close to total when strips are laid edge to edge, but this is screening, not a solid wall. Expect full privacy at eye level on a 1.8 m fence; expect light to pass at the edges and at mesh distortions.

It is removable and reusable

Strips pull back out of the mesh and can be reinstalled elsewhere. This is what makes it the usual choice for rented property, seasonal plots and construction-site screening.

Specifications

Measured values, stated with tolerances

A thickness or width figure without a tolerance is a marketing number. These are the nominal values and the production tolerance we hold on the line, so your estimator can plan against them.

Material	Flexible PVC compound, extrusion grade; UV-stabilised grade available on request
Thickness	0.4 mm nominal
Strip width	19 cm nominal — controlled in-line
Roll length	35 m
Coverage per roll	≈ 6.65 m² (0.19 m × 35 m, theoretical)
Colour	RAL 6005 Moss Green · Dark grey · Light grey
Surface	matte finish to reduce glare along long runs
Weight	3.4kg per roll
Temperature range	[−20°C to +70°C] — stated for the standard grade only
Packing	4 rolls per carton
HS code	3926909090

Why the tolerance column matters: strip width drift is the single most common cause of a fence that looks uneven halfway along a run. We measure width in-line and again on the finished roll; the inspection record for your batch is available with the shipping documents.

Planning

How many rolls does your fence need?

The 6.65 m² figure is theoretical. In practice a woven strip loses a little coverage where it follows the mesh, and almost every run needs an overlap at the ends. Enter your fence below and the allowance is applied for you.

Fence length (m)

Fence height (m)

Allowance for overlap and mesh take-up

Strip spacing (cm)

36.0 m²fence area to cover

6 rollsrolls required

10 rowsstrip rows needed

Calculation: area = length × height; rolls = ⌈area × (1 + allowance) ÷ 6.65⌉. Rows = ⌈height ÷ strip width⌉. Results are a planning estimate — send us your dimensions and mesh aperture and we confirm against the actual roll before you commit.

Material & construction

What controlled extrusion actually changes

Two suppliers can both quote 0.4 mm × 19 cm and deliver very different rolls. The difference is what happens between the die and the winder, so here is what we monitor and why each check exists.

In-line thickness and width monitoring

Thickness is read continuously during extrusion and width checked against the drawing at set intervals. A drift is corrected on the line, not discovered at the customer end. The practical result: no thin sections that tear at a mesh contact point, no width steps that show as a visible seam.

Consistent compound, consistent stiffness

Flexibility comes from the compound, not from making the strip thinner. We keep the formulation fixed per grade so the strip you reorder in six months weaves and hangs the same as the first delivery — a detail that matters for repeat trade orders.

UV stabilisation is a grade, not a claim

Standard grade is formulated for normal outdoor exposure. For high-sunlight regions — southern Europe, the Middle East, Australia — order the UV-stabilised grade. We state this as an option rather than printing a universal "10-year" promise on every roll.

Colour to a RAL reference

RAL 6005 Moss Green is matched against the RAL card. For projects that reorder at intervals, ask for a retained sample from your first batch so later runs can be compared against it.

Colour control

RAL 6005 and why the colour reference is on the page

Green fence screening is not one colour. Specifying a RAL number removes the ambiguity between "green", "forest green" and "moss green" — and it is the number your client, contractor or planning document will recognise.

Colour	Reference	Typical use
Moss green	RAL 6005	Blends with planting and hedge lines; the usual choice for residential boundaries
Dark grey	RAL 7016	Commercial sites, modern landscaping, matches anthracite posts and frames
Light grey	RAL 7040	Bright, neutral screening; industrial and event fencing

Screen colours differ by device. For colour-critical orders we send a physical sample or a retained chip before production — ask for it at quotation stage.

Choosing between options

Strip vs. rigid panel vs. shade net

Three products are routinely quoted for the same job. They are not interchangeable, and picking the wrong one is the most expensive mistake in this category.

Option	Strength	Weakness	Choose when
PVC privacy strip (this product)	Removable and reusable, no fixings, low wind load, flush finish	Labour-intensive on long runs; depends on the existing mesh	You already have chain-link or wire mesh and want privacy without rebuilding
Rigid PVC panel	Fast to fit, solid appearance	Catches wind, needs frames and fixings, harder to remove	New fence, exposed site with proper framing, permanent installation
Shade net / windscreen fabric	Cheapest per m², very fast to hang	Translucent, stretches, degrades faster in UV	Temporary or seasonal screening where appearance is secondary

Installation

Weaving the strips — the four things that decide the finish

Tool-free, but not thought-free. Nearly every complaint about uneven screening traces back to one of these four steps.

Start from a true line

Set the first strip along the top or bottom wire and check it against a string line. Every later row references it.

Weave, do not thread loosely

Pass over one wire, under the next. Even tension along the run matters more than speed.

Keep spacing constant

Use the strip width as the gauge. Small spacing errors accumulate visibly over 20 m.

Overlap the ends

Overlap adjacent strips by 2 cm so shrinking or movement never opens a gap. Trim only after the run is complete.

Reusable by design: pull the strip back through the mesh in reverse order. Undamaged strips reinstall in the same or a new location — the reason this product is standard on temporary sites and rented plots.

Questions buyers actually ask

Frequently asked questions

How much fence will one roll cover?

One roll is ≈ 6.65 m², equal to about 3.7 m of fence at 1.8 m height when strips are laid edge to edge with no allowance. In practice, plan for 7 % extra for overlap and mesh take-up: roughly 3.4–3.5 m of 1.8 m fence per roll. Send us your fence length, height and mesh aperture and we will calculate the exact roll count for your order.

Will 0.4 mm be strong enough, or should I ask for thicker?

0.4 mm is the standard for woven mesh screening and is chosen for the balance between opacity and flexibility — a thicker strip is harder to weave and stiffer in wind. Thickness is not the variable to increase for strength here; the fixing (the mesh itself) carries the load. If your concern is durability in high UV, the correct change is the stabilised grade, not the thickness.

Can the strips be reused after removal?

Yes. Pull them back out through the mesh; undamaged strips can be reinstalled in the same or a new location. Strips creased sharply or cut to length may not sit flat again, so trim only the final run ends.

Are the strips wind-resistant?

More so than a rigid panel, because the strip follows the fence and lets some air through rather than presenting a solid face. That does not make it suitable for every site: for exposed or coastal locations, confirm the grade and spacing with us before ordering and tell us the location, not just the fence size.

Do you offer mixed colours in one order?

Yes. Dark grey, light grey and RAL 6005 green can be combined in one shipment — specify quantities per colour at quotation. Mixed pallets are packed by colour so site staff can identify rolls without unwrapping them.

Is the UV-stabilised grade a different price?

[Yes — state the price difference or "quoted per order".] We quote it as a separate line rather than bundling it, so you can see exactly what the upgrade costs for your volume.

Can I get a sample before ordering?

Yes. We send cut-length samples of the standard grade in your chosen colour so you can check stiffness, opacity and the colour against your existing fence. Sample cost and freight are confirmed at request.

What mesh sizes does it fit?

It weaves into standard chain-link and welded wire mesh. Very fine mesh makes weaving slow and very open mesh reduces how well the strip is held, so tell us your aperture size — [x]–[x] mm is the comfortable range and outside it we will say so.

What is the lead time and how is it shippe

Production lead time is [x] working days for standard colours, [x] for the UV grade, plus transit. Rolls ship on pallets, wrapped and strapped; we provide packing list, commercial invoice and HS code with the documents so customs clearance is not a surprise.

What we will not put on this page

A UV lifetime figure we have not tested for your climate, a "10-year warranty" on a standard grade, or a fire rating that does not exist for this product. If a buyer needs a document we do not hold, we say so — a missing certificate is a smaller problem than a false one at customs.

Trade and project orders

Custom roll lengths, slit widths, alternative RAL colours and printed core labels are available on project volume. Send the specification and the site country, and we reply with tolerance, lead time and freight to your postcode.

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19cm PVC Reed Fence | Garden Divider for Small Yards

19 cm PVC Fence Privacy Strip — 0.4 mm × 35 m

Built for mesh fences, not for solid panels

It works because it is woven in

It blocks a sight line, not a view

It is removable and reusable

Measured values, stated with tolerances

How many rolls does your fence need?

What controlled extrusion actually changes

In-line thickness and width monitoring

Consistent compound, consistent stiffness

UV stabilisation is a grade, not a claim

Colour to a RAL reference

RAL 6005 and why the colour reference is on the page

Strip vs. rigid panel vs. shade net

Weaving the strips — the four things that decide the finish

Frequently asked questions

What we will not put on this page

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