Slat Depot makes these privacy slats in the USA, and the difference is in the details. The rigid, single-wall design and bottom-locking feature are built for a specific job: to stay put in a chain link fence without sagging or blowing out. This isn’t a flimsy screen; it’s a structural insert.

Each black slat measures 44.5 inches long, deliberately cut for a standard 4-foot fence. You thread them vertically through the chain link diamonds. The 1.25-inch thickness and ridged profile create a solid visual barrier that blocks sightlines effectively. Installation is straightforward, but it requires patience—you must fully insert each slat to the bottom lock for a uniform, secure finish. The material is a durable plastic that holds up to sun and weather.

It’s designed for standard 9 or 11-gauge chain link with a 2-inch mesh. If your fence uses a larger “economy” diamond pattern, these will still work, but expect some visible gaps. The result is a clean, consistent look that turns utilitarian chain link into a proper privacy fence.