YardGard Chicken Wire 2 Inch Mesh 24 Inch X 150 Foot 20 Gauge Galvanized Steel Wire Fence Ideal for Crafting, Garden Protection, Bird Enclosures, Chicken Coops, Poultry Netting and Rabbit Fencing

I recently purchased hardware chicken wire for my garden project, and I couldn't be more pleased with the quality and durability of the product. This chicken wire is incredibly sturdy and well-constructed, making it perfect for keeping out unwanted pests and protecting my plants.The mesh size is ideal for allowing air circulation while still providing a strong barrier. I used it to create a secure enclosure for my vegetable garden, and it has successfully kept squirrels, rabbits, and other critters at bay.Installation was straightforward, as the wire is easy to cut and shape according to my needs. The galvanized finish ensures it’s rust-resistant, so I expect it to last for many seasons without deteriorating.Overall, I highly recommend this hardware chicken wire to anyone looking for a reliable solution for garden protection or pet enclosures. It’s a fantastic investment that provides peace of mind while enhancing the security of my outdoor space!

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I ordered this because living in the country and having a vegetable garden, there are many pests that try to eat my plants. Since putting this fence around my garden I haven't had many issues

great price

Perfect choice for keeping our older dog out of the garden.

The chicken wire worked as expected

Great in garden.

It has me 5 staring it being light weight because it came alot lighter then one would think. It is very thin and very flexible wire great for running along fences ect. As for chickens I wouldn't buy I go with something that has smaller holes these stretch like the photos show and if you have baby chicks they will get out.I bought this for Dogs not chickens so my review is based off my experience with the wire. First off it came with a foot or more in the front that was worthless horrible cut ect they then bend all the wires together to keep it from coming apart along with wrapping it in even more wire. Now the extra wire I used for my fence post so it's not a waste just a pain to get it open.The chicken wire itself is of descent quality enough so that will buy two more rolls possibly more since I'm running it along my fence line. My two complaints would have to be with the support wire and the weight. To me a thicker gauge wire is required even if it's one size bigger. I bought some staples that weighed more then a 150 feet of wire! Second it only comes with a single support wire down the middle I'd like to see at least three bottom middle and top to help keeps its shape and strength.Overall it being light was nice due to me putting it up on a steep hill and it made things easier it being so soft and flexible makes me hope my dogs can't get through it or wild life so time will tell if I wasted 100 bucks or not. I'll post photos once the project is complete.Update: after some time my fence has been holding up just fine, wildlife has seem to vanish and my dogs don't really mess with it at all. I just ran 300 more feet and plan on doing another 300 feet of wire pretty soon on top of the 750 I've already ran. My last two roles have had damages the first role I've noticed random holes in the wire.. Not really a big deal and easy to patch. The last role I bought had alot of damage and came overlapped and stretched/compacted.. Very frustrating when I just ran over 100 feet of this and secured it.. I'm in contact with amazom since a good part of this wire came damage. Overall it's still holding up and wildlife still hasn't pushed through. But quality control is definitely a problem at this point.