Privacy Screening

Canisse is a type of natural privacy screen that helps shield your outdoor space from prying eyes while being eco-friendly. Versatile and easy to install, it works well on balcony railings, pergolas, or even rooftops.
It’s also handy for hiding unsightly items in your yard, like trash bins, lawn mower storage, or garden hoses. Canisse attaches to almost any surface and adds a touch of charm.
At Districlos, you’ll find two main types of natural canisse. The first, split reed canisse, is the most popular. Made from reed stems held together with wire, it provides about 80% privacy and offers good value for money.
The pine bark canisse brings a warm, inviting look to your outdoor space and delivers excellent privacy (around 90%). Bamboo canisse creates a zen-like atmosphere for your garden, patio, or balcony.
Choosing the right canisse depends on your personal taste and the look you want. These natural privacy screens require little maintenance. Split reed canisse is more delicate and less resistant to weather and sunlight than pine bark, and its color may fade slightly from UV exposure.

How to choose your canisse?

Your choice depends on how much sun your outdoor area gets. For sunny spots, we recommend the pine bark canisse for better durability.
If you’re on a tighter budget, split reed canisse is a practical privacy solution.
For a warmer look, bamboo canisse is valued for its natural style and thick bamboo stems.

Why choose canisse?

Canisse is a reliable privacy screen, perfect for creating a cozy outdoor retreat.
It’s easy to install and fits most surfaces, adding a natural, welcoming feel to your yard.

There are two main types: natural canisse made from split reed, bamboo, or pine bark, and PVC canisse.
These budget-friendly options help protect against sun and wind at a low cost.

How to install canisse?

Installing canisse is straightforward. There are several ways to secure your privacy screen.
First, Omega clips are discreet and easy to use with a dedicated stapler. Place clips every 16 to 20 inches for secure attachment.
Alternatively, cut a 6-inch piece of wire, twist it by hand and finish with pliers, then trim any excess. Note: Installing privacy screens on fences with base plates or in windy areas is not recommended, regardless of the mounting method.

What are the regulations?

Before installing a privacy screen, check with your local city office for current regulations. In shared properties, certain materials, colors, or heights may be restricted. You can also consult your community’s Local Urban Plan (PLU) for more details.

Why choose Districlos canisse?

Districlos offers a knowledgeable customer service team to support your outdoor projects. Available Monday through Friday, feel free to reach out for expert advice.
You can also order your canisse securely on our website, with delivery handled by our own trucks.

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