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  • Fence Screen Sizes Guide — Custom Fence Screens

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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

    Fence heightCommon use
    3–4 ftPool enclosures, low residential fencing
    4–6 ftBackyard privacy, HOA fence lines
    6–8 ftCommercial perimeters, construction sites
    8–12+ ftStadium and sports field fencing, large construction sites

    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.

    Key takeawayFence screens are cut to your exact linear footage and height, not sold in fixed sizes — measure each fence section separately, including corners and gates, for the most accurate quote.

    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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  • How to Order Custom Fence Screens for Your Business — Custom Fence Screens

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    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.

    Key takeawayMeasure every fence section individually, decide on privacy vs. branding (or both), and gather artwork early — the fewer unknowns in your first quote request, the faster your mockup comes back accurate.

    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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