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This Green Blade Black Chicken Wire Netting is designed for gardeners and pet owners seeking a durable and versatile barrier. Its primary benefit is providing robust protection for plants, fruit, and small animals while offering long-lasting use due to its galvanised construction. A potential caveat is its specific mesh size, which may not be suitable for containing very small or determined pests. Key features include its galvanised hexagonal wire, 10m length, 0.9m height, and 13mm gauge.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | HD-CW109X1 |
| Brand | Green Blade |
The mesh gauge is 13mm (approximately 0.5 inches).
The netting measures 10 meters in length and 0.9 meters in height.
The 13mm mesh is generally suitable for birds and larger pests. For very small animals like mice, a finer mesh might be necessary to ensure containment.
While it can deter smaller animals, larger animals like deer may be able to push through or over it. It is more effective for smaller pests and birds. For larger animals, a stronger and taller fencing solution may be required.
You can clean the netting with a damp cloth. Periodically inspect for any debris that might affect its integrity.
The galvanised coating provides good resistance to rust and weathering for outdoor use. However, performance can vary based on environmental conditions, and the coating may eventually wear over extended periods.
Heavy-duty wire cutters or tin snips are recommended for cutting the galvanised wire cleanly and safely.
Use heavy-duty wire cutters or tin snips designed for metal. Ensure the cutters are sharp.
Always wear thick gloves when handling the netting. Fold cut edges inward or cover them with tape or protective caps if they pose a hazard.
Ensure you are using sufficient securing points (stakes, ties, staples) spaced appropriately. For larger areas, consider reinforcing the structure with additional support.
While galvanised, prolonged exposure to harsh conditions can cause minor rust. Clean the area and apply a suitable metal sealant or paint designed for outdoor use.
Setup: Unroll the netting carefully, wearing gloves to protect your hands from sharp edges. Cut to size using sturdy wire cutters. For use as a barrier, secure the edges to posts, stakes, or existing fencing using wire ties, staples, or clamps. For enclosures, construct a frame and attach the netting securely to all sides. Ensure no gaps are present where small animals could escape or predators could enter.
Compatibility: This netting is compatible with standard wooden stakes, metal posts, and framing materials. It can be combined with other fencing solutions. It is suitable for use with a wide variety of small to medium-sized animals, including chickens, rabbits, guinea pigs, and for protecting garden plants and fruit trees.
Care: Clean the netting periodically with a damp cloth to remove dirt or debris. Inspect regularly for any signs of damage or corrosion, especially at cut edges or stress points. Ensure it remains securely fastened to prevent sagging or damage.
