Artificial Hedges & Screening

Free-standing hedges are self-supporting units in a base or planter that can be moved and repositioned, which suits rentals, events and courtyards where fixing is not allowed. Hedge panels and tiles mount to an existing wall, fence or frame for permanent continuous coverage.

Free-standing hedges, since nothing is fixed to the structure. Where a landlord permits fixing to an existing fence, ivy rolls and extendable trellis screens are removable with minimal marking.

Measure the run in metres and the height to be covered, then multiply for square metres. Rolls are supplied in set lengths and panels typically cover 1m x 1m. The coverage calculator works it out from your measurements.

Yes. Ivy rolls and hedge panels fix to Colorbond using cable ties through the profile or a lightweight batten frame. The installation guide covers Colorbond, timber, masonry and mesh with video.

They arrive compressed and expand across the area to be covered, then fix at intervals to a fence or wall. They suit irregular runs and are quick to fit, though they give a lighter finish than a solid hedge panel.

UV-certified products carry UVTex inhibitors integrated within the leaf material rather than sprayed on the surface, so they hold colour season after season and are covered by an extended UV warranty. Products without an explicit UV rating are intended for interior use.

Yes. Ordering a sample lets you judge leaf density and colour against your own fence, light and surrounding materials before committing to a full run.

Yes. Screening is widely used for construction hoarding, plant and bin enclosures, carpark boundaries and outdoor dining separation. Designer Plants has delivered commercial-grade installations for clients including BMW, Disney, Westfield, Virgin Australia and VicRoads.