Amagabeli 3ft x 50ft 1.5 inch Black Vinyl Coated Welded Square 16 Gauge Fence Hardware Cloth Mesh Roll for Home and Garden and Pet Enclosures Protect Chickens Rabbits and Farmed Animals BG233

It was just what I needed.

I purchased this fabric in place of normal hardware cloth to deter predators from digging under my new chicken run. Its strength and durability is impressive. Very happy with the purchase!

Seems pretty sturdy!

Starting from early spring, birds have been busy building nests under our solar panels. These birds are very noisy and they have made a big mess on the roof. A friend of mine suggested that I can build a protective screen around the solar panels using this product. So I purchased this PVC coated metal mesh from Amazon and hired a handyman to build a protective screens around my solar panels. It works, and the birds are now gone!

Great product

I like the height, and the ease of installing

This fence is sturdy and easy to cut-to-size with basic wire clippers. Some reviews mentioned it is tightly coiled. It is, however, we had no trouble flattening it out for installation.

I used this to line my deck rails near the steps and on the gate to keep my cats on the deck. There weren’t any outdoor pet gates for cats that I could find and this product worked very well. I just zip tied it into place along the railing and gate where I needed it. Time will tell how it handles the winter but given that it is coated it should last at least a few years and I have plenty of it left to replace it if it rusts.

Bought this to construct a catio and I’m so glad I did. I could have used regular galvanized wire but in my experience it rusts after a few years and has to be replaced if you want a safe and attractive enclosure. The black coating also helps the wire “disappear” in the background of the yard. If you are thinking of making any sort of outdoor animal enclosure get this stuff! Worth the extra $20

I have high hopes for this fencing. It was sturdy and tough from the get go. I can say this because immediately after removing the restraints and trying to unroll it, the fencing knocked me to my knees and tried to wrap me up, bug in a rug style. My second attempt yielded the same results. Im glad no one witnessed my humiliation. I finally managed to wrangle this tough guy into submission, much to all my rabbit friends dismay. Its been 2 weeks and they are still looking longingly at my veggies from the outside. Word of advice to any women who attempt to install this fence without help, make sure some one checks on you periodically to make sure the fence hasnt knocked you down and wrapped you up!