Tikroom Artificial Ivy Fence Privacy Screen 120x40in – UV-Proof Dense Faux Greenery for Patio, Garden, and Indoor Spaces

Transform indoor and outdoor spaces with the Tikroom Artificial Ivy Fence Privacy Screen. Measuring 120 inches long by 40 inches wide, this dense faux greenery panel covers about 34 square feet and provides a convincing evergreen backdrop that never wilts or requires watering. The leaves are crafted with stamped texture and are arranged in a flexible, rotatable layout that lets you adjust coverage to seal gaps and frame your space with a natural vibe.

Realistic detail and flexible layout

The ivy leaves feature tactile contouring and a lush, multi-layered appearance. The privacy panels connect to form a fuller wall, yet the orientation can be changed so you can tailor the density and direction to suit your setting—whether you’re behind a sofa, along a fence, or framing a garden path.

Durable, maintenance-free design

• Lightweight, fade-resistant fabric with a sturdy mesh backing for lasting strength
• No watering, trimming, or mess; simply wipe clean when needed
• UV-protected to keep colors vibrant through sun exposure and seasonal weather
• Rolls up neatly for compact storage when not in use

Privacy with breathable coverage

Leaves are placed densely to block direct view while allowing air and light to pass through the open net backing, creating a natural-looking windscreen without feeling claustrophobic.

Size, installation, and customization

The panel is 120 inches long and 40 inches wide, covering roughly 34 square feet. The base is porous to simplify attachment to wood frames or chain-link fences. You can reassemble or cut pieces to fit your area, and 100 cable ties are included to help with quick setup.

Versatile uses for many spaces

• Outdoor: garden walls, fences, patios, balconies, walkways
• Indoor: living rooms, terraces, bathrooms, reception desks
• Event-ready: party backdrops, photo zones, stage decor

Receiving tip: the ivy wall ships folded, and some leaves may appear bent on arrival. Lay it flat for a while and it should relax back into place. Leaves rarely detach; a new fixing method helps keep panels secure.