G'day Melissa,

These do not come with a UV rating.
The percentage is a universal grade of shade cloth, relating to the percentage of shade versus sunlight that is shade cloth allows. Shade cloth for gardens is 70%, for example.

This purely means that 95% of sunlight will be blocked by the cloth...or only 5% of sunlight will pass through it.

Hope that helps.

G'day Cameron,

The Supex Caravan Privacy Screens have the standard 6mm sail track that will suit most awnings. Some European brands use 4mm sail track, so it can depend on the brand of awning you have.

G'day Owen,

It's hard to say for sure, as we don't know the exact specs of your awning, but sail track/spline in Australia is a consistent size, so I'd assume that NZ probably uses the same convention.

G'day Nicole,

We're not overly familiar with the Xtend Awnings, however, the Caravan Privacy Screens will fit most awnings that have a sail track channel on the outer edge.

G'day Paul,

I don't think you'd have too much trouble.  The privacy screen is essentially just providing shade and privacy, and being a shade cloth in conjunction with an outside area, you'll still have airflow.
Hope that helps.

G'day Tammy,

Yes the Caravan Privacy Awning slots directly into standard sailtrack so you shouldn't have any troubles setting this up.

G'day Geoff,

The privacy screen does come in Grey in the 4.6metre. The two colours should appear above to click on and the drop-down box should let you choose the size.

G'day Josh,

It would be worth having a quick read of Kevin's handy size guide, but based on your measurements my thoughts would be to go for the 4.2m to give yourself a secure fit, otherwise, you'll end up with some excess that might flap around a bit.

G'day Karen,

The Caravan Privacy Screens have a sail track attachment to feed into an awning, and then D rings at the bottom for securing to the ground. If you don't have sail track channel then a Pop Top End Wall Awning Screen might work, they use velcro loops to loop around the extension poles. 

G'day Geoff,

Ive just pulled out the 2 different screens instore to sus out the shadecloth and compare.  Honestly, if they werent marked as having different gsm, you couldnt tell the difference.  Both look and feel identical, not just in thickness but in the weave, how the fabric moves, and its flexibility.  If you're needing a 'heavier' screen, the rule of thumb would be to go with the higher gsm, but in terms of a harder or stiffer fabric, its a much of a muchness.  

G'day Jan,

I'm not familiar with your particular awning sorry, but the Supex Caravan Privacy Screens attach using a standard sail track so if your awning has this facility it shouldn't be a problem at all. 

G'day Brian,

I've just double checked and the Caravan Privacy Screens have sail track at the top and D-Loops at the bottom but no eyelets along the sides. They come with pegs and ropes.

The photo is an image of just one of the 7 sizes we sell this privacy screen in, Frank, just make sure you choose the right size for your awning. It's worth noting too, that the actual dimensions are a little less than those of the actual awning it is suited for i.e. a screen for a 3.4m awning actually measures around 3.2 metres. I hope that makes sense.

As for the spline size, it isn't stated anywhere, but visually it looks to be around 5-6mm. All the caravan roll-out awnings share the same spline size, regardless of manufacturer, so this will be fine for your Carefree Awning.

It's not an exact science regarding these privacy screens, Jenny, they don't always fit exactly but there is usually enough give in the fabric to stretch or squash the size closest to your measurements. The best place to measure the awning size is from centre leg to centre leg. I hope this helps, let us know if we can do more for you.

G'day Fiona,

The SPEX Caravan Privacy Screen has standard sail track so should fit into the railing on your van. As long as the dimensions fit it should work with your sunchaser awning.