VOUNOT Chicken Netting Kit with Access Gate - 30m - Green

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The VOUNOT Chicken Netting Kit is an ideal solution for poultry owners and gardeners who need a reliable, flexible enclosure for chickens, ducks, or geese. It provides a secure perimeter with an integrated access gate for daily maintenance, though users should note that the netting is designed for containment rather than serving as a heavy-duty predator-proof barrier.
| Colour | Green |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 15547921826141 |
| Brand | VOUNOT |
This netting is designed for animal containment and garden protection; it is not a heavy-duty barrier and will not stop determined predators.
Yes, the integrated gate is designed for quick and frequent access, allowing you to move in and out of the enclosure without tools or dismantling the structure.
Yes, the flexible design of the VOUNOT netting allows it to follow the natural contours of your garden or yard.
The kit includes the netting, an access gate, ground stakes, tension cords, and anchoring pegs.
Absolutely, the kit is very effective at keeping poultry away from garden beds and protecting plants from small animals.
Yes, but the mesh density varies: it is tighter at the bottom and wider at the top.
Adjust the tension cords at the end of each section and ensure stakes are spaced evenly and hammered deep into the ground.
Ensure the bottom mesh is pinned flush to the ground using extra garden pegs or landscape staples.
To set up your VOUNOT netting, begin by laying out the fence along your intended perimeter. Drive the provided ground stakes firmly into the soil at each corner and at regular intervals along the runs. Use the included tension cords to pull the netting taut; maintaining proper tension is essential for structural integrity. For long-term care, clear debris such as fallen branches or tall weeds from the mesh periodically to reduce wind resistance and prevent sagging. During the winter, if you live in an area with heavy snow, consider taking the netting down to prevent ice-load damage.