BOEN Garden Fence Temporary Barrier Outdoor Fence for Dog, Rabbit or Deer, Garden Netting Plastic Mesh Plant Protection (40" x 25', White)

This netting was perfect for my needs. It is well-made and the quality of material was excellent-not too thick or thin. I am using it on my patio to keep My puppy from going through the slats.The price was great.

The media could not be loaded. This was absolutely perfect for my tulle backdrop! It was sturdy and flexible at the same time. It stayed put when I needed it to. The spacing on it was exactly what I needed. I have only good things to say. Wonderful value for the money I made a 7x7ft backdrop and have a lot left over. I attached the two pieces together using zip ties and it was super easy to do. It was very lightweight too which is perfect for shipping out Etsy orders.

Went up easy but the dogs learned if the just run into the fence, the fence would rip down a seam and give them a hole they could go through and get to the area I was fencing off.

We actually used this to make a photography backdrop with balloons and fabric to make a colorful backdrop wall. Was very easy to use and work with, we were able to weave the fabric pieces and attach the balloons to the roll of fencing very easy. Then we hung it to make the backdrop. Seems it would work great for actual temporary fencing also though.

I use this around bushes and tree trunks to discourage the deer from destroying them. There are many products out there but this seems like a good one, better than some of the others. At the top and bottom, there is a thick line of plastic which helps give a little rigidity to the mesh.Wrapped around stakes and secured with cable ties, this does a good job. Even though this is not an extremely rugged barrier, the deer seem to move on (probably visiting my neighbors). It is not cheap, but it works well and holds up to our heavy winds and harsh weather. I would recommend this product.

This soft plastic fencing is so fragile that you can't pull it tight between your posts. I thought it would be much more resilient. I'm sure rabbits or groundhogs could chew through it very quickly

I am very happy with this fencing, it’s being used as a visual deterrent for my dog who is recovering from leg surgery and is being walked on leash in his backyard. Let’s him know without argument that we aren’t going that far.

I bought this March 2023. Now it's March 2025 and it breaking apart. My cat got out of the balcony before I noticed it was brittle. The balcony doesn't get a lot of direct sunlight. Maybe 5hrs a day. So be prepared to have to replace after 2 years if you are using it outside. I have since replaced with stainless steel wire screen.