Grassova

3' H x 16' W

BUILT TO LAST 10 YEARS – DOUBLE-SIDED DESIGN: Constructed with galvanized wire core fully wrapped in UV-resistant PVC artificial grass, GrassOva privacy fence roll delivers a clean, natural green look from both sides – no exposed wire, no unsightly backing. Backed by a 3-year warranty and built for 10+ years of outdoor use with zero maintenance required. 4-SEASON WEATHERPROOF PERFORMANCE: Engineered to withstand Canadian winters, summer heat, rain, and UV exposure without fading, shreding, or rusting. Unlike fabric privacy screens that tear in wind or sag in rain, the rigid galvanized wire structure holds its shape year-round – no sagging, no warping, no off-season removal needed. UNIVERSAL INSTALLATION – FITS ANY FENCE TYPE: Attaches easily to chain link fences with zip ties, wooden fences with staples, and railing fences on balconies and decks. No special tools or professional installation required. Rolls can be connected side by side with zip ties to cover wider areas, or cut to size for a perfect fit. WATER & AIR PERMEABLE – WIND RESISTANT BY DESIGN: Unlike solid privacy screens that act as a wind sail and risk damage in storms, GrassOva's open-weave structure lets air and water pass through freely. This means no wind damage, no water pooling, and no structural stress on your existing fence – even in harsh Canadian weather conditions.

6 Ft. H X 32 Ft. W

Grassova Fence is a chainlink fence covered with artificial grass. It provides a super exquisite appearance and privacy for houses, backyards, commercial properties, warehouses, parks, poolsides, patios, restaurants, balconies, terraces, and condos. Applicable to wood fences, chain link fences, concrete walls, ornamental fences, and, aluminum fences. Grass Fence made of galvanized wires are resistant to all kinds of weather conditions and do not fade because of their UV protection feature.

I’ve added a lot of my before and after pictures here so you can see what I covered up and how I did it. I’m 52 and did this all by myself and I’m so happy with it! I first build a frame out of 2x4s since the fence I was covering was not plumb, or consistent in height anywhere. I used the existing fence posts to attach the new frame to so the frame is strong and I made sure it was plumb. Then I attached landscape fabric to the entire frame with a staple gun so that the light from the other side would not show through (I didn’t want it to look weird in the places the existing fence is shorter.). Then I attached screws sticking out about an inch, every 6-8 inches or so horizontally across the top of the frame. I used these screws to ‘hang’ the new green stuff up on. I didn’t ever screw those screws in tight - they act like hooks and let me reposition the green stuff properly. Eventually I used a staple gun to secure the green stuff everywhere I wanted it to be secured. I love how it ended up!. Linda. Burlington, ON. Sun Sep 07 2025