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This VidaXL chicken wire fence is designed for gardeners, small livestock owners, and DIY enthusiasts seeking a versatile and durable fencing solution. Its key benefit is providing robust protection for plants, trees, and animals, while allowing flexible shaping for custom enclosures like aviaries or rabbit hutches. A potential consideration is its 0.5 mm wire thickness, which may be less suitable for deterring larger predators.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 143325 |
| Brand | VidaXL |
The chicken wire fence is made from sturdy galvanised steel.
The overall size of the wire netting is 25 meters in length and 1.5 meters in height.
The mesh length (distance between wires forming the hexagon) is 25 mm.
Yes, the galvanised steel is designed to be harmless to the earth, animals, and plants.
Yes, the wire fencing is flexible and can be easily cut or bent to form into any desired shape or size.
The wire thickness is 0.5 mm.
The roll diameter is 10.5 cm.
Use sharp, heavy-duty wire cutters and pliers. For tougher sections, a second person can help stabilize the wire while cutting or bending.
Ensure you are cutting along the straight wires of the mesh. Gently adjust the cut edge to realign if minor distortions occur.
Ensure adequate support posts are used and spaced appropriately. Secure the wire firmly to the posts using appropriate fasteners.
While galvanised steel is rust-resistant, prolonged exposure in harsh environments may eventually cause surface rust. Clean the affected area and consider applying a protective coating if the issue persists.
Setting up the VidaXL chicken wire fence is straightforward. Unroll the desired length of netting and secure it to posts or stakes using wire, zip ties, or staples. Tools like wire cutters and pliers are recommended for shaping and fastening the wire. The netting is compatible with most standard fencing posts and can be easily integrated with existing structures. To care for the wire fence, periodically check for any signs of damage or corrosion, although the galvanised steel is highly resistant to rust. Clean with a damp cloth if necessary, avoiding abrasive cleaners that could damage the protective coating. Ensure the ends are properly secured to prevent snags.
