90% Black Heavy Duty Commercial Grade Shade Cloth Roll – 3.66m x 10m (195gsm)

Extra-Wide 3.66m High-Density Barrier for Fence Privacy, Windbreaks & Patio Shading

Transform exposed boundary fences, open outdoor entertaining areas, and breezy pergolas into secluded, sheltered spaces with high-density solar protection. The 90% Black Heavy Duty Commercial Grade Shade Cloth Roll (3.66m x 10m / 195gsm) delivers 36.6 square metres of heavy-duty knitted cover. Engineered in an extra-wide 3.66-metre roll width, this dense mesh spans tall perimeter fencing, patio frameworks, and outdoor pergolas in a single continuous drop without requiring horizontal joins or multiple seams. Constructed from thick 195g/m² UV-stabilized high-density polyethylene (HDPE) mono-tape knitted fabric, this 90% blockout screen cuts harsh glare, reduces wind velocity, and blocks unsightly views into your yard. The sleek, modern black finish provides clean architectural lines for residential properties, swimming pool enclosures, and outdoor living areas requiring reliable privacy and shade relief during blistering summer months. Sourced from Instahut for reliable quality, this roll provides dependable, wide-coverage protection for your yard.

Key Features & Benefits

• Maximum 90% Shade & Sight Blockout: Provides heavy-duty visual privacy and solar screening, making it ideal for boundary lines, outdoor entertaining spaces, and pool surrounds.

• Extra-Wide 3.66m Seamless Height: The generous 3.66m width easily covers high security fences, tall pergola structures, and patio spans without double-tiering or seaming.

• Mono-Tape Knitted Lock-Stitch Fabric: Knitted from high-tensile, UV-stabilized HDPE mono-tape strands that resist tearing, fraying, and unraveling when cut to custom lengths.

• 195gsm Heavyweight Construction: Premium 195g/m² fabric mass (7.9kg total roll weight) provides heavy-duty physical barrier strength against persistent winds and intense sun exposure.

• Architectural Black Tone: Delivers a modern, high-contrast finish that seamlessly complements outdoor decking, Colorbond fences, and contemporary landscaping layouts.

Ideal Applications

• Fence Privacy Screens: Attach to chain-link, timber, or wire fencing to block line-of-sight from neighbors and passersby.

• Pergolas & Patios: Fasten overhead or along open sides of patios and outdoor entertaining zones to reduce ambient temperatures and eliminate solar glare.

• Windbreaks & Dust Barriers: Mount along property boundaries, building sites, or farm structures to buffer strong summer winds and suppress airborne dust.

• Poolside Shading: Install around pool enclosures and outdoor lounge sections to create cool, shaded retreat spaces.

Specifications

6. FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Can I use this 90% shade cloth over my vegetable garden beds?

No. A 90% density shade cloth blocks almost all direct solar radiation, which severely starves vegetable crops and fruiting plants of the light needed for photosynthesis. For vegetable gardens, raised beds, and fruit trees, we strongly recommend using a 30% or 50% density shade cloth instead.

Will the edges fray or unravel when I cut this 3.66m roll to fit my fence or frame?

No. The fabric is manufactured using a specialized mono-tape lock-stitch weave that interlocks the HDPE fibers. You can cleanly trim the 10m roll into custom lengths or sections using sharp shears without the material unspooling or fraying along the cut line.

How do I secure this 90% black shade cloth to a wire or timber fence?

To attach it to a wire mesh or chain-link fence, thread heavy-duty zip ties or butterfly shade cloth clips through the knitted weave every 30cm to 50cm along the top, bottom, and side edges. For timber fences or timber frames, fix the mesh firmly using timber battens or wide-flange staples screwed or nailed into the wood support posts.

Does wind pass through 90% shade cloth, or will it act like a solid sail?

While 90% shade cloth significantly reduces wind speed to create an effective windbreak, its knitted mono-tape structure still features micro-perforations that allow air pressure to slowly dissipate. This minimizes the "sail effect" compared to solid plastic sheeting, provided the cloth is properly tensioned across sturdy support posts.