The Green Grid Hedge Panel

What this hedge panel is

The Green Grid Hedge Panel is a single-piece artificial plant panel. Plastic leaves sit close together on a plastic grid backing, so the front reads as a dense wall of green. The grid gives the panel a flat, stable shape that holds its form when you mount it.

This is a fake plant panel, not a living hedge. It needs no water, no soil and no trimming. The green color stays even across the panel, which helps when you line several panels up side by side.

Size and shape

Each panel is 23.62 x 15.74 in (60 x 40 cm). The table below shows the key facts.

Check your space before you order. A wall that is 47.24 in (120 cm) wide fits two panels across with no gap. A wall that is 31.5 in (80 cm) tall fits two panels stacked. Measure twice so the grid lines meet cleanly.

Where it works

This panel is made for outdoor use. It suits fences, patio walls, balcony screens and garden edges. It also works for exhibition booths, where a green backdrop helps a display stand out.

The plastic grid backing is the part that mounts. You can fix it to a fence, a frame or a wall with ties, staples or hooks. Because the panel is flat, it sits close to the surface and does not bulge.

For an exhibition, line panels in a row to build a full backdrop. For a fence, run them along the top rail or cover a bare section. The green leaves soften hard lines and add depth to a plain surface.

How to fit the panels

Start with a clean, dry surface. Plan your layout on paper first: mark the width and height, then work out how many panels you need. Each panel covers 23.62 x 15.74 in (60 x 40 cm).

1. Measure the wall or fence.
2. Divide the width by 23.62 in (60 cm) and the height by 15.74 in (40 cm).
3. Round up to the next whole panel.
4. Mark the grid lines on the surface with chalk.
5. Attach the first panel at a corner, then work outward.

Keep the leaf direction the same on every panel. If you flip a panel, the leaves may point the other way and the seam will show. Butt the edges together so the grid lines meet. Small gaps are fine, since the leaves overlap the edge.

Use outdoor-safe ties or staples for fences. For walls, hooks or adhesive pads made for outdoor use work well. Press the panel flat as you fix it, so the grid does not bow.

Care and storage

Dust settles on plastic leaves over time. Rinse the panel with a garden hose, or wipe it with a soft cloth and mild soapy water. Let it air dry fully before you store it.

Do not use harsh solvents or abrasive pads. They can dull the green finish. In strong wind, check the fixings now and then and tighten anything that has worked loose.

When the season ends, take the panels down, clean them and stack them flat in a dry spot. Keep them out of direct sun for long storage, since plastic can fade over time. Stacked flat, they take up little room.