Instructions and Usage

1) Measure height required for skirting and add 1 to 2 inches for a folded edge at the top.
2) Measure the length that is required (fabric can be cut in to panels to end at corners or stair areas).
3) Fold over at top edge and fasten to bottom edge of deck using a staple gun. OR Attach fabric to narrow wood strip and screw to edge of deck.
4) Set extra grommets to any corner if panel is cut.
5) Hammer in spikes through grommets to attach at bottom.

Extra help hints:
-If you fold over fabric and add pressure it will hold a crease that will help with attachment
-Take deck height measurements at different areas to ensure ground is level
-Cutting panels allows for easier everyday access to areas underneath. They are easier to lift up.
-If you choose to cut panels and want side seams, either stitch or apply a good spray adhesive fo bond folded edge
-Attachment of the mesh should be tight at top and bottom to give a nice finished look

Uses for mesh fabric remnants:
-create outdoor art by stenciling mesh with outdoor acrylic paint and attached to a recycled picture frame or create a scroll art hanging
-use for making garden or tool organizers by stitching pockets
-turn into a privacy panel (s) by attaching to 4 x 4 wood posts and create a cozy space with a lounger or a bistro set
-make a composting bin - attach velcro or ties through grommets on one panel to allow for access
-long narrow strips can be used to cover open shelving in garages and other storage areas -hides clutter and easy to access
-recyle large tin coffee containers by wrapping in mesh for tool storage in garage
-weave between deck rails for extra privacy
-create a sports net or fence for kicking soccer balls
-make dividers for your vegetable garden or other garden areas, consider a curved divider to add a different shape for interest
-use your grommet kit with mesh to make a small tarp for a truck or trailer