The first question for fence cloth is what the material must do. Reducing views into a storage yard, managing light around a nursery and creating a temporary visual boundary are not identical tasks. Write the intended use before choosing a percentage from a catalog title.
Specify the Result You Need
For visual screening, describe the background, viewing distance and desired openness. For shade or UV-related requirements, identify the relevant property, test method and acceptance criteria with the responsible project specialist. Shade factor, UVR block and visual privacy should not be treated as equivalent measurements.
GALE Commercial's technical profile illustrates that separate reporting approach. Use it as terminology context, not as an EONE performance report. Current EONE roll examples have listed UV-block descriptions, while the actual required material specification and GSM need confirmation for the order.
Calculate Usable Material, Not Just Roll Count
The fence-cloth range includes a listed 1.8 m x 50 m format. Start with measured sections and identify where each roll would be divided. Account for the approved hems, seams, overlaps or clearances as applicable to the chosen construction. Do not assume that nominal roll area equals usable finished coverage.
- Record each run's height and length and assign an installation ID.
- Measure gates separately and keep cloth clear of their operating paths.
- Identify offcuts that can serve another section before ordering extra rolls.
- Confirm whether EONE or the buyer will cut, finish and label the pieces.
Separate the original site measurements from the finished-size schedule. A fabrication team should be able to see which allowances are already included. Keep one agreed unit system on the production drawing and verify any converted dimensions.
Match Edges and Attachments to the Fence
Roll cloth needs a defined attachment interface. Specify reinforced hems or binding, corner details, grommet material and positions where applicable. A raw cut should not be assumed equivalent to a factory-finished edge. Review a sample of the proposed construction instead of approving only a small piece of unhemmed fabric.
On a sloping fence, consider shaped or shorter sections based on the actual geometry. Stepped rigid panels may need separate cloth sections rather than one piece pulled across the changes. Avoid using extra tension to force the fabric into a shape that the approved dimensions do not support.
The project professional must review the supporting posts, panels, connections and foundations for the proposed coverage and exposure. Keep this review separate from claims about fabric breathability. Ordinary fence cloth is not automatically suitable for an overhead canopy, scaffold enclosure or safety net.
Coordinate Custom Supply and Delivery
EONE can review custom roll or finished-section dimensions, material, color and edge options. Include compatible attachment supplies in the requested package and identify what the installer will source locally. Request packed dimensions, weights, labels and handling information before confirming the delivery arrangement.
Door-to-door or site delivery can be arranged under the agreed quote. Provide access limits, receiving hours and unloading resources. Installation, crane service, duties and every accessory are not automatically included; confirm the shipping term and exact supply scope in writing.
Request fabric and edge samples, then submit the section schedule and intended use for a project-specific review.