Whichever way you look at it, a real plant can be a needy member of your household and If it’s not looked after right, it might end up looking pretty miserable or even in the bin. The type of screening you need depends on your specific goals, preferences, and the intended use. Here are some common scenarios and the types that might be suitable: Bamboo slat screening is made from split bamboo canes which are securely fastened together with corrosion resistant galvanised wire. Each length of bamboo is a single slat, i.e. there are no joints in the vertical dimension thus making the screening strong enough to be used a fencing panel in its own right as long as secure fastenings are provided. It may not be as durable as other materials and might require more frequent replacement or maintenance, especially in harsh weather conditions.

Reed screening is often made from thin reed stems that are woven together. It provides a natural and rustic look. Obviously, the area you just heated is now hot. Hot things hurt, so be careful. Use your common sense. 'Nuff said. The appearance of willow screening can vary, and some may prefer its more textured and uneven look.We used three coats of Minwax Golden Oak stain, followed by three coats of Minwax polyurethane clear coat to seal it. We used wipe on gloves for both the stain and the poly seal. The cost of different screening materials can vary. Reed screens are often more affordable, while bamboo and willow screens might be a bit pricier. We drilled holes through each pipe near the bottom and near the top for the threaded rod to pass through and secured each panel together. Working on one panel at a time, we laid the panel on a blanket covered table to do the lashing work. The choice between reed, bamboo, and willow screening largely depends on your specific needs, preferences, and the environment in which you plan to use the screening. Each material has its own characteristics, advantages, and disadvantages. Here's a comparison to help you make an informed decision:

Artificial hedges fences are idea for boundaries. These free-standing faux hedges come in three foliage types in a range of heights. Use them to define a space like your front garden or perhaps the outdoor seating area of your restaurant. This material is ideally suited to providing a natural looking covering for unsightly walls, fences or even leggy hedges (such as neglected leylandii!). It can create an eco-friendly screen to divide areas of your garden so that not everything is seen in one glance, making the garden more attractive as guests will want to explore the parts they cannot see. Similarly a screen can be erected to hide an eyesore dustbins, compost heaps, old sheds and so on.Please Note: As the bamboo slats are held together with cord, you will need to secure the cord with glue before cutting.