Pawhut PVC Coated Welded Wire Mesh Fencing Chicken Poultry Aviary Fence Run Hutch Pet Rabbit 30m Dark Green

The wire is easy to cut with strong scissors but still strong enough to keep pets secure. I used it for my Catio and it seems fine, it's been up about 3 months now and occasionally the cat has climbed the wire without hurting herself (she's only 3kg) but only when she is chasing a fly or something. The plastic coating seems to still be in good condition. Hopefully it will last a while, if not it was such a big roll I could probably do it again several times! Great value.

Strong, easy to handle wire mesh. Would be great for building aviaries etc. Used to make panels for stable doors during the poultry containment order. Moved all the chickens into barns but by building panels for the doors, it allowed light and fresh air in. Still have plenty left over so will be using it to build runs and aviaries no doubt. Prefer to chicken wire as it doesn't need stretching to fit/hold properly and also prefer the smaller holes, which makes it more versatile for chicks and aviary birds. Found it a good price for the quality and length. Think it will for years.

Excellent product easy to use. Used for chicken run and was a great improvement as to normal chicken wire.

the mesh was bought to puppy proof the gaps in fences 3 in the back 3 in the front plus 1 big gate and 1 small gateall that is needed is a pair of heavy duty cutters a 10mm staple gun and some cable tiesthe cable ties are needed to attache a thin pole to the mesh at ground level so that when the gates are opened and closed the mesh will keep a tight seal with the ground check these every month and repair if needed - it is easy to shapeI have seen reviews stating this kind of mesh will rust after a month == for this to happen you will need a blow gun to remove the plastic coating strong acid to remove the galvanized coating and rain every day until it rustsI attached this november 2020 and it is still there

To be honest, I wanted PVC coated wire mesh because I think it looks nicer than plain chickenwire. If you shop around you'll find that £36.99 is a pretty good price for a 30m x 90cm roll, especially when the holes are this small (i.e. when it uses this much metal). I haven't used it yet but simple inspection tells me this is good stuff! Even more delightful was the fact that I ordered it on Sunday afternoon, and it arrived Tuesday morning (2nd), despite delivery being estimated on 4th-8th. And delivery only cost an extra £3.95 total for two rolls. Basically this transaction couldn't have gone better, hence 5 stars. Sold by MHSTAR at time of writing, kudos to them.[Edit] I did use it a few days later to construct a pen around a chicken coop, and it works just great for that.

Our one year old Lab has decided that hedges are no deterrent to the big world out there. Bought three of these and large steel pegs to hold this in place. Wear gloves, ends are sharp. Difficult to unravel initially but keeps her in the garden.

A little flimsey, used to replace a rusty chain link fence between my neighbor. Looks ok and does the job, doesn't have to stop animals more to define the boundary at the bottom of the garden.

I've used this fencing for a chicken run. My main objective was to have a sturdy material that I would barely notice when looking through it as the entire run was designed to be bright and open.This fencing has absolutely fulfilled this objective. It was easy to cut and measure as it really keeps it's shape. It was easy to install and is sturdy and due to it's dark color and thin coating you barely notice it is there when watching from a distance.Twelve months after installation It has repelled a visit from Mr. Fox and shows no signs of wear and tear. I cannot recommend this fencing highly enough over the usual hexagonal chicken wire.