Where It Works
Chain-link keeps things in, but it hides nothing. Dolce Green rolls tie directly onto your existing chain-link and turn it into a solid green privacy wall, with no weaving slats and no new fence.
Why It Works
Our rolls are built on a galvanized wire mesh, so they pair naturally with chain-link. Ties go through both meshes and hold the roll tight against the fence.
Blocks the see-through view of chain-link completely, from neighbors, streets and parking lots.
Faster and cleaner than privacy slats. The roll goes on in long runs and covers the whole fence face.
Backyards and pool areas, tennis and pickleball courts, schools, parks, warehouses and job sites.
Cut the roll like chain-link to fit around posts, gates and corners for a tailored finish.
Installation
Do it yourself with basic tools, or have our team install it for you in South Florida.
Step 01
Make sure posts are secure and the top rail is solid. Tighten or replace loose fabric or ties before you start.
Step 02
Position the roll at one end post, level with the top rail, and tie both top corners first.
Step 03
Unroll along the fence, keeping it taut, and tie through the grass roll’s wire core and the chain-link about every 12 inches along the top rail, posts and bottom.
Step 04
Cut excess at the ends and around gates, trim the tie tails, and fluff the leaves to hide the ties.
South Florida Installation
Chain-link is everywhere in South Florida: backyards and pool areas in Miami and Hialeah, school fields, tennis and pickleball courts, and commercial lots from Doral to Fort Lauderdale. Our crew ties Dolce Green rolls onto the fence you already have, for homes, HOAs, schools and businesses.
Our crew installs in:
Outside these counties, we ship rolls across the East Coast and central U.S. for DIY or contractor installs.
Before you call: see the roll sizes and specs, browse finished projects in the gallery, or watch an install on our videos page.
We also cover wood fences · iron & aluminum fences · concrete & masonry walls.
Yes. A covered fence catches more wind than open chain-link. Make sure posts are solid and ties are close together, especially on long, exposed runs.
Yes. Many commercial and court projects cover the outside face, while homeowners usually cover the side facing their yard.
Send us the length and height of your fence for a quote on rolls or installation.
Other surfaces: Wood Fence · Iron / Aluminum Fence · Concrete / Masonry Walls