Virgin Fabric, Not a Recycled Blend
Keep the 150 GSM screen on a fence line past the four-to-six-year mark where recycled cloth chalks out: Jiaxing Xinrui Outdoor Products Co., Ltd knits this one from 100% new, non-recycled HDPE.
A Marine-Grade Quote on One Side, Knit Polyethylene on the Other
Measure your fence line at 25 feet and SunnyRoyal cuts a screen to it; measure a 20-foot carport bay and the same knit polyethylene comes back as a commercial-grade sail instead. The same tape decides the rest: a pool cover drawn over the water in October, a roller shade down the west door before dinner, a hedge wall on the balcony rail by lunch.
Price a tailored sail from a canvas fabricator and you get the other half of the picture: one buyer weighed a replacement canopy from the company that built their pergola frame, then kept the straight-edge sail instead. Weigh that trade the day you order: tailored marine cloth goes, the width you measured stays.
Jiaxing Xinrui Outdoor Products Co., Ltd knits the fabric as a private-label manufacturer, and with no showroom to walk into, the spec sheet is your only fitting room before install day. Test it against your worst wind week instead: a fourth-floor balcony owner replaces boxwood greenery every two to three years in constant wind and still keeps it over a bolted timber frame.
Read one line before you order: the pool cover holds leaves off the water through a whole snow season, and nobody stands on it, not a child and not a dog.
What that leaves is a buying decision you can settle with a tape measure and the printed spec. Take the reading first, match it to the grade the span calls for, and read the warranty text against the exact product in your cart before it ships. Three years in writing covers the privacy fence screens and roller shades under normal weather and use, and stops there.