Kidkusion Heavy Duty Deck Guard, Black - 16' L x 3' H | Made in USA; Indoor/Outdoor Balcony and Stairway Deck Rail Safety Net; Child Safety; Pet Safety; Toy Safety

Used 2 of these on our outside balcony which has a black iron railing. Allowed us to make the balcony safe for our 1 year old while maintaining our view (mesh is see-through) and without being a terrible eyesore. Love that it comes with matching black zip ties. Very sturdy hard plastic material that I'm confident will stand the test of time outdoors. Much less expensive and less of a hassle than chicken wire or other fences we were considering from Home Depot. WE took our time to install it so that it lined up well with the ground and looked as chic as possible -- took about 2 hours to get all the zip ties just right. Recommend!

I had to order several rolls of this to secure our new puppy who could get out of our fenced yard. We used it on our deck so she wouldn't fall but then when she discovered she was small enough to get through our fence we bought more to secure the perimeter of our yard. Easy to put up even in our heat and it is durable. When you are not right up on the fence you don't see the meshing. I cut ours in half to save money and it was easy to cut 18 inches was a perfect barrier.

I needed it (chicken wire wasn't working great for my application), but I wish I didn't have to spend so much. I would have paid half the price for a quarter of the material if that was an option. That said, I appreciated the height and the inclusion of matching black zip ties. I used it to dog proof the gate on my tiny patio. I have a little dog and I am not concerned with him getting through it.

The mesh is sturdy, was easy to cut evenly and to size. I used it on a pet pen, covering each section on the outside with the guard material, and tied it off in multiple places with the electrical ties that came with the guard. The vertical openings on each rung of the pen panels were wide enough to allow baby bunnies to slip through. I was worried that the more adventurous ones would get their heads or body stuck. With the mesh guards on the outside of each individual panel, the bunnies couldn't get to it to try to chew their way through. It might have saved a life! It made it easier on the rescued mama bunny, who delivered the babies just a few days after she was trapped and brought inside. With seven babies to keep track of and nurse, she didn't need to worry about where her youngsters went.

This product is everything it says. We have one cat content to chill on the deck and one that has one singular goal of getting into the wooded area behind our house. After we installed the barrier (so simple and super easy to cut), we let them out. Harry went right to his spot under the table and Daniel went right to the gate. Denied!! Then he hid under the grill for a couple of minutes - I'm not sure what that was about. He came out and tried to slip through the railing to get to the staircase - nope! He then paced like a lion at the zoo, until he was distracted by a bird. Maybe he will adjust, maybe he won't, but at least for now I feel comfortable letting him out with limited supervision.