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Enhance your privacy and add a natural touch to your fence, railing, or balcony with our foliage privacy screening. Designed for easy installation and minimal maintenance, this range offers a balanced combination of durability and style. Foliage privacy screens are a great way to bring greenery to your outdoor space at a professional-grade value. Explore our full selection of privacy screening options.
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Designed to closely mimic the look of real garden foliage, this type of artificial hedge is an easy way to add greenery to your outdoor space without the need for ongoing maintenance. Choose the privacy screen that fits your needs from our bougainvillea expandable trellis, our boxwood artificial foliage, or our ivy artificial hedge. Real hedges take time to grow and require regular upkeep. If you want the look of a lush hedge without the hassle, our artificial hedges offer a variety of foliage styles at affordable prices.
The right privacy screen depends on how you plan to use it. If you want to block views from outside, artificial foliage provides excellent privacy.
If your goal is to decorate and enhance your outdoor area, an expandable trellis is a great choice. It’s easy to install and brings a welcoming feel to your garden or balcony.
Foliage privacy screens are a budget-friendly way to add privacy or style to your outdoor space.
If you’re not a gardener but want a green, leafy hedge, these artificial options are maintenance-free. Your yard or patio will stay green year-round, with some models featuring small flowers for added detail.
There are two main types of foliage privacy screens.
Artificial foliage panels offer dense coverage and come in options like boxwood, photinia, ivy, cherry laurel, fir, and cypress. You can match or contrast these with your existing plants.
Expandable trellises are built on a wood frame and are ideal for decorating garden walls, fences, balconies, or patio roofs. While they offer less privacy, they replicate plants such as bougainvillea, photinia, ivy leaves, jasmine, Virginia creeper, or almond laurel.
To attach your privacy screen to a rigid fence, use Omega 20 staples or privacy screen clips. For wall installation, wall anchors can be used. If you prefer not to drill, strong adhesive can be applied to the wood part of an expandable trellis.
Check your local zoning regulations, as rules can vary by city. In shared properties, some privacy screens may not be allowed. The good news is that there’s usually no maximum height limit set by law.
At Districlos, our team is here to help with your balcony privacy screen and garden projects, both by phone and in store. We have several locations across France—find the one nearest you!
You can also choose to pay in installments at no extra cost, making it easy to set up your fence or privacy screen.
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