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The Living and Home Hexagonal Wire Mesh Fence Netting is an ideal solution for hobbyist farmers and gardeners who need a reliable barrier to protect plants from small animals or to create dedicated enclosures for chickens and rabbits. This lightweight and flexible mesh allows for easy customization and DIY installation, making it perfect for various outdoor landscaping projects; however, users should be aware that the material requires assembly and must be handled with care using protective gloves to avoid sharp edges.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 0744052912309 |
| Brand | Living and Home |
You will need a pair of wire cutters, heavy-duty work gloves, and a hammer or staple gun for securing the mesh to posts.
No, this lightweight hexagonal mesh is designed for small animals and garden protection; it is not heavy-duty enough to deter determined large predators.
Use a pair of sturdy metal snips or wire cutters. Ensure you wear gloves while cutting as the ends will be sharp.
The mesh is designed for outdoor use; however, like all metal products, it may eventually show signs of wear depending on environmental humidity and exposure.
Yes, its hexagonal structure provides an excellent surface for lightweight climbing plants like sweet peas or ivy to attach to.
Increase the tension by using more support stakes or add a horizontal tension wire across the top.
Use pliers to fold back any sharp wire ends inward or cover them with protective tape if they are near high-traffic areas.
To install, clear your path of debris and ensure you have wooden stakes or existing support structures ready. Always wear heavy-duty work gloves to prevent skin lacerations from the wire. Begin by anchoring one end of the roll with staples or fencing clips, then stretch the mesh taut to prevent sagging before securing the remaining sections. For long-term care, periodically inspect the mesh for loose connections or corrosion, especially after heavy rainfall, and tighten any fasteners that may have shifted over time.
