Galvanised Wire Netting - 10m x 900mm - Green
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This galvanised wire netting is designed for gardeners, pet owners, and hobbyists who need a robust, weather-resistant solution for animal enclosures, crop protection, and garden structure support. Its primary benefit is the durable, corrosion-resistant finish that stands up to harsh outdoor conditions, though users should note that the 22-gauge wire is best suited for light-to-medium duty applications rather than heavy-duty security fencing.
All features
| Colour | Green |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 9GALVWN10/010 |
| Brand | Non Branded |
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FAQs
Can this netting be used for chicken coops?
Yes, it is suitable for partitioning runs or protecting poultry, though ensure the frame is sturdy enough to support the wire.
Is the wire difficult to cut?
No, the 22-gauge wire is thin enough to be cut easily with standard wire cutters or tin snips.
Will the green coating rust over time?
The underlying wire is galvanised to resist rust; the green coating adds an extra layer of protection and aesthetic appeal.
Can I use this to keep foxes out?
While it serves as a deterrent, 22-gauge wire is lightweight and may not be sufficient on its own to stop determined predators.
What is the height of the roll?
The roll is 900mm high, providing a standard height for most garden fencing and pet enclosures.
Troubleshooting
Netting is sagging after installation
Ensure your support posts are correctly spaced and use a tensioning tool or heavy-duty wire ties to pull the mesh taut against the frame.
Wire ends are sharp and dangerous
Use metal snips to trim excess wire cleanly and fold over any exposed sharp points or use a file to smooth down rough edges.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- High resistance to rust and corrosion
- Easy to cut and manipulate for custom shapes
- Ideal for a wide range of horticultural and pet-keeping uses
- Continuous 10-metre roll for large projects
Cons
- 22-gauge wire may be too thin for large, aggressive animals
- May require extra support posts for long, unsupported spans
- Green coating can potentially scratch if handled roughly with metal tools
Setup, Compatibility & Care
To install, clear your perimeter and drive support posts into the ground at intervals of 1 to 1.5 metres for maximum stability. Unroll the netting along the posts and secure it using galvanised fencing staples or heavy-duty cable ties. When cutting the netting to size, always wear protective gloves to prevent injury from wire ends. To maintain the netting, perform a visual inspection twice a year to check for loose connections or wear, and tighten any sagging sections as needed. Avoid using abrasive cleaning agents on the green coating to prevent premature fading or peeling.