Roll surfaces of thin reeds tied side by side give boundaries a natural screen effect.
✳SURFACE & DECORATION
Reed fence & rollsDraw your boundaries with nature.
Roll surfaces of thin reeds tied side by side form a natural screen along garden and terrace boundaries.
Hidden
in the detail.
The existing railing or support structure is examined first. Roll height, fixing interval and the desired see-through level are chosen with a sample. The suitability of the existing support for wind load is assessed separately.
- Usage ideas
- Garden fence / Balcony / Terrace
- Visual character
- Thin vertical reeds, horizontal binding rows
- Size and installation
- Defined according to the area size and the existing support structure.
- Before the quote
- Location, photos of the area and approximate measurements are prepared.
✳ADVANTAGES
What you gain
with this product.
Roll height and tie spacing let you choose the see-through level you need.
It is planned so it can be applied onto an existing railing or support.
It creates a sense of privacy along garden, balcony and terrace boundaries.
✳USE AREAS
Where it
is used.
- 01
- Garden fences
- 02
- Balconies
- 03
- Terraces
- 04
- Privacy screen around pools
✳FREQUENTLY ASKED
Questions
on your mind.
01Can a reed fence be fixed to an existing railing?+
The existing railing or support is examined first; suitability becomes clear after this check. Photos of the area help with a preliminary assessment.
02How much does it block the view?+
Roll height, tie spacing and reed density determine how much you can see through. The level of privacy you want is chosen together using a sample.
03Can it be used in windy areas?+
The suitability of the existing support for wind load is assessed separately. For an exposed, windy area, it is important to tell the team.
04Where is it used?+
It is used along garden fences, balconies and terrace boundaries.
Think together.
All products
Material and detail.
Texture and joint ideas that complete the application.
Project note for Reed fence & rolls
In areas such as garden fences, balconies and terraces, first define the limits of the application and the condition of the existing surface. Using a sample, evaluate how the look of thin vertical reeds and horizontal tie rows relates to the light and other materials in the space.
For a quote, share a general photo of the area, close-ups of connection details and approximate measurements together. If you expect outdoor exposure, heavy use or special maintenance, add this to the project note.
✳LET THE NEXT STORY BE YOURS.
A little nature.A little you.
Tell us about your space. Let’s shape the first idea together.
PLAN YOUR PROJECT