Inspirational Gifting Wire Fencing - Grey - L10/120/15

The '15' refers to the spacing between the vertical wires, which is 15cm. All stock fences have this gap between vertical wires.

The spring kinks are designed to allow the wire to expand and contract with temperature changes. They help maintain tension without over-stretching the wire, preventing sagging.

This fencing is primarily designed for small livestock and pets. For larger or more determined animals, stronger, higher-tensile fencing or electric fencing solutions would be more appropriate.

Fence posts should be spaced between 1.8m to 2m apart. For added strength, use strainer posts at the start and end of the fence and approximately every 5 posts in between.

For garden use, 50mm diameter round posts can suffice. For greater strength and longevity, 75mm diameter round posts are recommended.

No, the fencing is supplied as rolls of wire mesh. Posts, staples, and tensioning tools need to be purchased separately.

Ensure the fence is taut but not over-tensioned, and that the bottom edge is flush with the ground or slightly buried to prevent digging underneath.

The fence has likely been over-tensioned. Loosen the tension slightly by releasing some pressure on the tension bar or straining wires. Ensure the spring kinks are still visible.

Ensure posts are sunk sufficiently into the ground and that strainer posts are used at appropriate intervals and corners. Compact the soil firmly around the base of each post.

Bury the bottom edge of the fence at least 10-15cm into the ground or use additional ground staples or weights along the base.

Use appropriate U-shaped fencing staples and a hammer or staple gun for secure attachment. Ensure you are fastening to the posts at multiple points along the fence height.