Black Bamboo Fence Roll Half-Round Deluxe 180 x 200 cm

Always try to leave at least 2 cm of space between the bamboo fence and the ground to avoid direct contact with wet soil, as this can cause black stains over time. You can mount the fence roll on a wooden batten while installing the fence.

1. If you want to mount the half-round bamboo fence roll against an existing wall or wooden fence, drill 4 mm holes through the bamboo poles with a 4 mm bamboo drill bit. Do this at intervals of about 20 cm horizontally and attach the bamboo fence with 4 x 50 mm screws. Repeat this at the top, middle and bottom of the fence to achieve maximum stability. Do not use excessive force when tightening the screws, so as not to damage the bamboo poles.
2. Mounting the bamboo fence roll against a chain-link fence is done using double-loop wires or ties. Wrap the wire ties around the galvanized steel wire running through the bamboo poles and tighten them to the metal chain-link fence.
3. Is it best to,if you want to use a special 200 mm‘s Japanese saw, which has been specifically developed for cutting solid materials such as bamboo. Make sure to cut the lower section, not the naturally sealed top of the fence.

Adjusting the size of the bamboo fence roll

• A great advantage of bamboo is that it is easy to work with. You can simply adjust the width of the bamboo fence roll by opening the galvanized steel wires at the sides of the roll. Pull out as many poles as you need and fold the steel wires back into place, done!
• To adjust the height of the fence, you can cut the bamboo poles with a fine-toothed saw blade. For a perfect result, it is also a good idea to wrap strong tape around the bamboo poles before cutting them to size, to avoid frayed cuts.