SEBOSS 1/4 inch Hardware Cloth 48 inch x 50 Foot 23 Gauge - Hot-dip Galvanized After Welding - Galvanized Wire Mesh Roll Chicken Wire Fence Roll Welded Wire Fencing

Cheapest price I found for this item. Sturdy and cuts well with snips

I ordered 2 rolls of this mesh wire last year for use on my chicken "playpen." Its a 9x12 outdoor run attached to the coop. Also used it on the floor framing of the actual coop....nothing can dig or eat their way in! ...and brought it partway up the wall studs to continue the safety. Then I put the sheathing over the studs and floor joists. I have complete confidence my ladies are safe in their coop/playpen. This wire is strong....some are only 22 ga. or thinner. this is 19 ga. Plan to order another roll this spring as I may replace the hoop playpen with a wood frame one. The hoop worked well, but it is difficult to keep it dry underneath without keeping plastic sheathing on it also. Then it's too hot! But it did well in a time crunch and will serve in the garden in the future. But its totally covered with the wire mesh, drilled and screwed into the framing, and extending out from the unit about 16 inches on the ground. Joy to work with, its so sturdy.

Great product .

I’m using this wire fence to protect my tree seedlings from deer browse. I wrap a piece of this fence into a circular cage and zip-tie it to a stake I drive into the ground. This involves cutting the fence into pieces 18” long. Previously I had used a similar fence from the big box store and it was a heavier gauge wire and was very difficult to unroll and to cut. But this Seboss fence is more flexible and way easier to cut. It’s still more than strong enough to protect seedlings from deer. Now if you are building an enclosure to trap wild hogs you might want to use the heavier stuff but this fence is perfect for me.

I bought it to close off the bottom of a chicken coop so they could go underneath without escaping, and to keep other critters out. I also have it extending a few feet from the bottom of the coop and run to make it harder for anything to dig. It's lying on the ground about 2 feet, held in place by ground staples and screwed to the coop and run with steel strapping. It's durable enough, but it can be broken if you get a speed loop on your boot caught and yank it up without thinking, or if there's a gap where your using a rubber mallet to pound in a ground staple. However, I don't think a rat, racoon, or even a coyote is going to rip it apart and get through.

I used for our chicken coupe. They are safe and secure from the animals.

Easy to work withBuilt a chicken coop buried 8 inches deepAlso used it for top of runFeel NOTHING GETTING INTO MY CHICKENSUsed screws with s washer to hold on wood

its exactly as described in the description. Worked great putting it down for a garden bed 2 feet deep. Time will tell how it holds up.