ColourTree Customized Size Green 8ft x 77ft Fence Screen - Heavy Duty

In this review the ColourTree Customized Size Green 8' x 77' Fence Screen is evaluated for homeowners and small commercial users who need a durable privacy barrier for chain link or wire fences. The biggest reason to buy is the material: this screen is made from 170 GSM 100% virgin HDPE with UV stabilized compound, which the maker says was lab tested for extended sun exposure durability. For anyone wanting near-complete visual blockage and a heavy duty fabric that resists fading, this product delivers a clear, practical privacy solution.

Key Features

• 170 GSM Virgin HDPE: The thick non-recycled material provides a sturdy, tear-resistant barrier that holds up better in sun exposure than recycled alternatives.
• UV Stabilized Compound: Treated fabric resists drying out, tearing and fading so the screen maintains appearance and strength over time.
• Actual Height 7'9" for 8' Fences: Slightly shorter than 8 ft so it fits behind top rail and anchors cleanly on standard 8 ft fences without bunching.
• 90% Visibility Blockage: The woven, porous construction blocks most view while still allowing airflow and water to pass through for plant health and reduced wind load.
• Reinforced Edges and Grommets: Multiple stainless copper grommets and 3" reinforced binding placed every 12 in vertically and 24 in horizontally help the screen resist wind strain.
• Versatile Use: Works as a privacy screen, shade cloth or greenhouse cover for gardens, pet pens, pool areas and construction sites.

Who It's For

This screen is best for homeowners, property managers and small commercial sites that need a near-total visual barrier on chain link, welded wire or cyclone fences and want a longer-lasting product thanks to higher grade virgin HDPE and UV stabilization. It suits yards, pool perimeters, kennels and temporary construction screening where breathability and reduced wind load are important.

Those who should look elsewhere include buyers who need a decorative, lightweight fabric or a fully opaque vinyl panel; this product is a porous woven HDPE designed for durability and airflow rather than a solid privacy wall.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• High material quality offers strong resistance to fading and tearing under sun exposure.
• Excellent privacy performance with about 90% visibility blockage while remaining breathable.
• Reinforced 3" binding and plentiful stainless grommets make installation secure in windy conditions.
• Multiple uses from garden shade to greenhouse and construction screening.

Cons

• Durability reports are mixed among users, so extreme conditions may still stress eyelets over time.
• The actual height is 7'9" which is slightly shorter than a full 8 ft if exact flush coverage is required.

Specifications

Material	170 GSM 100% virgin HDPE
UV Treatment	UV stabilized compound, lab tested
Actual Height	7'9" (fits 8' fence)
Visibility Blockage	Approximately 90%
Grommets	Stainless copper grommets, 12 in vertical spacing
Edge Binding	Black reinforced 3" binding
Warranty	Limited 3 year warranty

Our Verdict

The ColourTree 8' x 77' fence screen is a practical, value-oriented choice for people who prioritize privacy and UV resistance over decorative appearance. Its 170 GSM virgin HDPE and reinforced edges make it a sensible pick for yards, pools and work sites where long-term sun exposure is expected, and the included grommets and binding help keep it mounted securely, making it good value for the intended uses.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this fit an 8 ft chain link fence?
Yes, the screen measures an actual height of 7'9" which is designed to fit on an 8 ft fence with room for attachment.

Can it be used for greenhouse shading?
Yes, the breathable woven fabric allows air and water to pass while reducing sun intensity, so it can be used for shade or greenhouse protection.

How durable is the material in sun exposure?
The 170 GSM virgin HDPE is UV stabilized and lab tested for extended UV exposure; it is expected to resist fading and drying better than recycled alternatives, though heavy conditions may still stress eyelets over time.