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Custom Fence Screens for Construction Site Safety & Branding

05/20/2026

Construction site fencing has to satisfy debris and dust control requirements first — but that same perimeter is also free advertising space for the contractor running the job, if it’s set up right.

Here’s how contractors typically approach a job-site fence screen order.

Debris control comes first

Most municipalities require some form of windscreen around active demolition or construction to control dust and airborne debris. Our 85–90% blockage knitted mesh is the standard density inspectors expect, dense enough to arrest debris while still allowing airflow so the fence structure isn’t overloaded.

Hi-vis safety color option

Beyond standard Black, Green, and White, we stock Hi-Vis Safety Orange specifically for job sites that want the screen to double as a visual safety boundary.

Turning the perimeter into branding

A required debris screen doesn’t have to be a plain color. Full-color printing lets a contractor put their company name, project rendering, or safety messaging directly on the mesh — so a barrier the site needs anyway also tells the street who’s doing the work.

Planning around permits and inspections

Since site fencing often goes up right at permit approval, lead time matters. Standard production ships in 2 weeks after mockup approval; if your permit timeline is tight, ask about rush options when you request your quote.

See full specs on our Construction Site Windscreen product page, or get a custom quote for your next project.

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Home › Blog › Solid Privacy Mesh vs. Full-Color Printed Fence Screens

Solid Privacy Mesh vs. Full-Color Printed Fence Screens

05/06/2026

The two most common fence screen decorations solve different problems, and most buyers end up choosing based on whether the goal is privacy, branding, or a mix of both.

Here’s a side-by-side comparison to help you decide.

Comparison

When solid mesh wins

If the goal is purely to block sightlines and cut wind on a backyard or HOA fence, solid mesh is the simpler, more economical choice — there’s no artwork to design or approve, just a color selection.

When full-color print wins

If the fence line is doing marketing work — sponsor logos on a stadium fence, branding on a construction site, a business’s storefront perimeter — full-color dye-sublimation printing reproduces detailed artwork and Pantone-matched colors that a solid screen can’t.

Durability: is print less durable than solid color?

No. Because we dye-sublimate the print into the mesh fiber rather than printing on the surface, printed mesh holds up outdoors similarly to solid-color mesh — both are UV-stabilized knitted HDPE at the core.

Compare both options directly: Solid Privacy Mesh Screen and Full-Color Printed Mesh Banner, or get a custom quote for either.

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Home › Blog › Custom Fence Screens for Sports Fields & Stadium Fencing

Custom Fence Screens for Sports Fields & Stadium Fencing

04/22/2026

Sports fields and stadiums are one of the highest-value use cases for custom fence screens, because a fence wrap around a field puts sponsor and program branding in front of every player, parent, and spectator for an entire season — not just during a single game.

Here’s how athletic departments and league operators typically plan a facility-wide fence screen order.

Where wraps go

The most common install locations are dugout fencing, backstop and outfield fencing, bleacher rails, and scoreboard surrounds. Each has different dimensions and viewing angles, so we measure and cut panels specifically for each location rather than one generic size.

Sponsor logo layout

Most backstop and outfield wraps carry a grid of sponsor logos — commonly 6 to 12 per wrap depending on panel size. We lay these out in your mockup so every sponsor gets clean, undistorted space, Pantone-matched to their brand colors.

Material choice for athletic facilities

Knitted HDPE mesh is the standard here — it holds up to a full season of weather and incidental contact from foul balls and equipment, and it’s reinstallable season after season rather than a single-use product.

Planning around your season

Order ahead of a season opener with enough lead time for mockup approval (24–48 hours) plus standard production (2–2 weeks) — most athletic departments start this process 4–6 weeks before opening day to leave room for sponsor sign-off on artwork.

See specs for this use case on our Sports Field & Stadium Wrap product page, or get a custom quote for your facility today.

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Fence Screen Sizes Guide

04/08/2026

Fence screens aren’t sold in a handful of fixed sizes the way some outdoor products are — because every fence line is a different length and height, we cut every order to your actual dimensions. But it still helps to understand the standard building blocks before you request a quote.

Here’s how sizing typically breaks down.

Standard height options

Panel math: how length is calculated

We quote by total linear footage, not by a fixed panel count. A 200 ft fence run at 6 ft tall is a single continuous cut order, not twenty 10 ft “panels” you assemble yourself — though we can segment a long run into manageable roll lengths for easier shipping and installation if you prefer.

Accounting for corners, gates, and posts

Measure each straight section between corners or gates separately, and note post spacing if you know it — grommet spacing is set to land on your actual post/tie points, not a generic interval, for the cleanest install.

Not sure how to measure your specific layout? Get a custom quote and our team will help you confirm dimensions, or read our guide on how many panels to order next.

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Home › Blog › How to Order Custom Fence Screens for Your Business

How to Order Custom Fence Screens for Your Business

03/25/2026

Ordering a custom fence screen for the first time involves a handful of decisions that are easy to get wrong if you’re guessing rather than working from a checklist. Get these right up front and your mockup will be accurate on the first pass instead of the third.

Here’s the order we walk every new customer through, whether it’s a single backyard fence or a multi-site commercial rollout.

1. Measure your fence line

Measure total linear footage and fence height for every section you want covered. If your fence has corners, gates, or varying heights, note each segment separately — we cut panels to your actual dimensions rather than shipping one fixed size.

2. Decide: privacy, branding, or both

Solid privacy mesh blocks sightlines in a single color. Full-color printed mesh carries your logo or graphics. Many orders combine both — solid mesh along most of the run, printed panels at entry points or high-visibility sections.

3. Gather your artwork

Vector logo files (AI, EPS, SVG, PDF) produce the sharpest print. No logo file? Send a photo or description and our designers will build one print-ready at no charge.

4. Pick your material

Knitted HDPE mesh is the standard choice — 85–90% blockage, breathable, wind-safe. Heavy-duty 13oz PVC vinyl is available where full opacity and maximum durability matter more than airflow.

5. Confirm your deadline

Standard production ships in 2 weeks after mockup approval. If you’re working against a permit deadline, season opener, or grand opening, tell us the date up front so we can confirm rush options.

Ready to start? Get a custom quote, or browse the full product lineup to see which style fits your project. You can also read more about our process on the About page.

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