ColourTree 8' x 50' Green Fence Privacy Screen Windscreen Cover Fabric Shade Tarp Netting Mesh Cloth - Commercial Grade 170 GSM - Heavy Duty - 3 Years Warranty (We Make Custom Size)

Thought this might be see through or not block the sun well but it does!!! Provides lots of shade and is super big! Incredibly durable and super private!

Great project, product, client, happy,Rays Lakeside Construction was to. Thanks we’ll purchase again For sure. Great Commercial Material.

Very easy to put up, grommets are quite well made. I ordered the white and it does let light through for my garden on my side of fence. Only thing I'd suggest is go buy longer zip ties it will make install that much easier.

I noticed the item weight on this 170gsm for 8x50 is 14.2#, but item weight for the "heavier" 220gsm one is 11#. After contacting Colourtree, they said the 170 should be closer to 10#. Well received it and it is 14.2# (shipping weight 16.9#). So something about weights on these are messed up. I bought the cheaper one because I wanted lightest one. I'm likely going to pay the extra $15 for the exchange (but waiting to hear from Colourtree for exact weight of the 220gsm ones). Since "gsm" stands for grams per square meter, 220 has to weigh more than 170, especially since the 220 banding is supposed to be heavier duty. The quality of this is excellent, so either is a good product. I'm using this as a pool dome cover, so weight is important. 3 stars because of description issues. Comes with a pack of 50 cable ties, nice addition!Edit: After some calculations, the 220gsm had to weigh way more than the 11# advertised.8x50=400 sq.ft. = 37.16 sq.meters170gsm x 37.16 = 6317 grams = 13.9#220gsm x 37.16 = 8175 grams = 18.0#So, I'm happy with the 170gsm, since it must be at least 20% lighter than the 220. The fabric is very durable. Bumped my rating to 4, still knocked one off for descriptions.Warning: eyelet spacing is not equal. That shouldn't matter for a fence, but if you plan on using to splice together, you'll need to install more grommets. I'm making a 16'x50' pool cover from 2 of these. Looking good!

I have modified it to use as a roll up door. the lower section I had to replace since the first time I built this door I did not use Grommets to hold the seam tape. The first cover lasted about 4 years in very windy conditions. This time it should last longer.

This is a very good screen. We used it to block some visual site line while playing airsoft. It's super durable and the eyelet holes are very strong as well. Great value and durability!

The screen covers 8’ x 18’ on our carport. It offers shade as well as privacy. We still get breeze as well. We liked the price too. The picture was taken on East side of our home at 4:00pm. Still lots of light.

This shade tarp would be just what I need, EXCEPT for the fact that it was folded up and then shrink wrapped for shipping and the HUGE and NUMEROUS wrinkles WON'T come out. I bought the 50 foot version to wrap around my patio/deck to keep the baking hot Arizona sun from doing a number on my Trex over the summer. It may work, but will look pretty tacky. I'm hoping one summer's heat and wind will relax some of the creases. I've had it spread out in the sun (albeit not real hot sun) for several weeks hoping the wrinkles would relax, but they haven't. If you are planning to hang this up "in public," I'd think twice about this particular one. FYI, I'd read reviews about the wrinkles and didn't heed the warning. I wish I had. (I'd have returned it but it's so huge (and I don't have a shrink wrapper) that there's no way I could have gotten it back in the box. Hideously wrinkled is better than scorched Trex, I guess.