This decorative artificial bamboo screening is perfect for hiding unsightly features, disguising old fence panels or just for creating a secluded private area in your garden. This sturdy screening is great for all kinds of gardens and can really help to maintain your garden's natural beauty. It can also be used over arbours, pergolas and similar outdoor constructions to make a beautiful shady spot in which you and your loved ones can relax. This many cured bamboo timbers in the diameter and length we required could not be found at the time we started this project. To have the lights show through the larger poles, we needed a thin walled material. Bamboo could never do this, but PVC pipe fit the bill for each of our requirements, and is readily available.

Obviously, the area you just heated is now hot. Hot things hurt, so be careful. Use your common sense. 'Nuff said.Expanding leaf trellis are a low-cost way to cover a wall or fence. These products vary in height and width to fill the space you have. Our expanding leaf foliage screen have more foliage on than most, giving greater coverage than cheaper options. Choose from flower trellis or foliage only options. If you're looking to enhance the visual appeal of your garden while adding a touch of style, any of the natural screeningoptions (reed, bamboo, or willow) can work well. Choose the one that best compliments your garden's overall aesthetic. You could also look at artificial screeningfor a more tropical style and year round colour. If you're primarily concerned with creating a windbreak or providing shade, bamboo and willow screens with their denser construction can help. These materials can reduce the impact of strong winds and offer partial shade. For a more durable and long-lasting solution, bamboo and willow screens tend to be sturdier and better equipped to withstand various weather conditions compared to reed screens.

Of course faux bamboo trees can also be used indoors. Place them in dark corners that don’t receive a lot of (or any) natural light where real plants would suffer. It may not be as durable as other materials and might require more frequent replacement or maintenance, especially in harsh weather conditions. To create the node 'bump', we heated the scored area on the pipe just enough to make the pipe soft. Steady, consistent rotation of the pipe over the heat gun was essential. About one rotation per 6 seconds is a good speed and it doesn't cause too much darkening of the color - just don't stop or you'll burn the material and you do not want to inhale those vapors! Lightly toasted marshmallow color is a good target, and the pipe will just begin to warp as well. Low maintenance construction - This artificial bamboo is easy to set up and keep looking newer for longer

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: If you're seeking a temporary solution for an event or a season, reed or bamboo screens might be more suitable due to their lighter weight and easier installation. Good link... thank you for sharing! We initially looked at 3/4” using some leftover schedule 40 from the sprinkler system and determined that it would look like reed grass over the 15’ span. Definitely not what we wanted. After the scoring was done, replicating the nodes to keep them looking similar was the hardest part to figure out. Please Note: As the bamboo slats are held together with cord, you will need to secure the cord with glue before cutting.