Plastic Chicken Wire Fencing, Under Bed Blocker for Pets, Black 1pk

The screen worked exactly for what I needed it to cover. It was easy to work with too.

Easy to use. Worked out well. Trying to keep puppies out of garden

I used this plastic chicken wire for a faux flower project on my porch after giving up on my real plants.I saw a video showing how it could be used to keep potting soil contained and faux flower stems upright, so I gave it a try, and I’m so glad I did! It cuts easily into whatever shape you need, and I was able to make it round for my tall planters and my blue ceramic planters. It keeps the stems upright and securely in place.Bonus: it also helps keep those little squirrel 🐿️ squatters from turning my planters into their personal peanut storage units!Easy to use, versatile, and perfect for my project. Definitely worth the purchase!

Works great for the project I needed it for. There is a crawl space opening that needed to be covered.

Not compensated for my review:Purchased as an idea to stop the squirrels from digging up my 20 deck planters. It was easy to cut and secured with landscape pins with ease. It has lasted all season with no repairs needed. Great purchase to solve an annoying issue.

It was perfect for what I needed. It cover all of the huge gaps I had in the fence so my dogs won't get out of the backyard. I would recommend and buy it again.

Unfortunately, this was described as .25 inch holes— but they are .4 inch holes.That makes a vital difference for my application. I purchased this specifically because it said .25 inches in the one photo enclosed is a photo of their packaging that specifically says .4Otherwise, it looks well made.

Here's the (unlikely but true) thing.I needed chicken wire, because my cat was hiding under my bed every chance he got--about 75% of the time. It was his happy place.He had hollowed out my box spring and was hiding in the cored mattress, too. It was impossible for me to see him and make sure he wasn't hurt, suffocating, or trapped.Mew that.Amazon sells some items that will prevent a cat from going under a bed or couch. They didn't seem like the right solution to me.I'd read that you could use boards or cardboard and make your own barrier. Big nope. I don't know how to build things.As a last resort, I bought chicken wire and duct tape.I don't expect the duct tape to keep the chicken wire in place for very long. It's not very sticky. My cat is smart and resourceful. If he wants to get under the bed badly enough, he'll figure out a way to do it.However, this has certainly deterred him. It's been a few days since his little hideaway was closed off. It's nice to have a full-time cat again.Also, because the chicken wire just happened to be the right height and length, I didn't have to cut it. So there are no sharp edges to hurt my cat or me.My bedroom looks silly. And I feel foolish.But you have to do what you have to do, right? I love my cat.

un pò rigida, e un di un verde decisamnte più acceso che in foto. va comunque bene

Excellent pour protection

I ordered this not for what it is intended for. I am an orchid hobbyist and wanted something to mount my orchids on as I know vendors use something like this material for shipping and selling. I haven't used it yet but is very study and I can cut it to the shape I would like. I like the size of the hole as the roots can be easily removed from the material without breaking any roots off.

Depende del uso, sin embargo yo lo usé para evitar la entrada de animales o basura como hojas en mi portón principal, es muy bonito, combina bien con la fachada y su material es muy resistente, un plástico que se ve de buena calidad.

A good quality product. It was as advertised. Delivered promptly and great customer service.