Bird Netting, Garden Netting with 3/4” Mesh Net as Poultry Netting for Chicken Coop, Heavy Duty Nylon Netting for Garden Protection, Fruit Tree Netting for Orchard Against Squirrels, Deer

As soon as I received the birdcage in the mail, I was blown away by its sturdy structure and beautiful materials. The heavy-duty nylon mesh keeps you feeling sturdy and ensures long-lasting protection from potential hazards with its 3/4-inch mesh that allows wind and sunlight to reach plants not allowing large insects like birds to enter They found that this allowed my plants to grow even in larger insects. It is because of these thoughtful design details that my expectations for this device have gone up. The netting easily covered all of my raised beds, fruit trees, and vegetable areas due to how easy it was to use. With the adjustable hooks and stakes so much easier, I was able to adjust the nets to suit the garden setup easily. This has taken a lot of time and effort. With its simplicity and versatility, this grid has proven to be an effective way to manage the variety of growing areas in my yard. Previously my garden was destroyed by various species such as squirrels, spiders, and other insects; The nets acted as a good barrier against these insects. I was finally able to relax about the health of my vegetable and fruit gardens, and it was great to see my plants doing well despite influences from outside While providing protection, they generally, cannot be seen from a distance. This assures me that my garden will be beautifully kept and allows me to benefit from increased maintenance. Thanks to the adaptability of the web, I am able to enjoy the results of my work without being sacramental.

The media could not be loaded.  We have a pomegranate tree, however, last year birds chipped off almost all the fruits we had. So we decided to net the tree this season when we have so many fruit flowers on the tree currently. I am happy with this product. It does the job and would highly recommend this.My 2 cents below:Pros:- Net is well built and has a fine mesh in loop design to stop birds from spoiling your fruits- Works great for the purpose- Easy to install and does not tangle while spreading. Overall frustration-free install- It feels durable and should long in outdoor weather- Multiple installation accessories are included in the bundle- Very reasonably pricedCons:- None that we see for this price and the quality/quantity

Bought this to cut down and cover a goldfish pond.After having problems with Herrons eating all my goldfish I needed a net. I bought this after my son recommendEd it. He covers his chicken runs keeping hawks out. Product works well and the 2 inch opening still allow bugs and small frogs to pass. I have a PVC pipe dome to support the 13 x 18 foot oval. The anchors with the kit function very well.

I ordered this to cover a chicken run- the yard outside of the coop. It was frustrating to put up, at first, because it will snag and stick to every bush, branch or bark it contacts. However, it is super strong and I could just pull it away from whatever snagged it- no tears in the netting. My son helped me, and it was definitely a two-person job. It is exactly what I wanted to keep the chickens in and the flying predators out. It comes with zip ties to secure to fencing. It stretches well, so can be made taut. I cut the leftover netting, and it seems well-knotted, so that I can use the excess to cover some strawberry beds. Would recommend.

Got this bird netting to cover raspberries. It's super lightweight, thin and extremely hard to manage even for 2 people working together. It's not the solid, stiff type. It's a braided, thread like knit. It tangles and catches on everything!

I bought this to put around my planting beds. I have a couple of metal frame gazebos that I've set up with planting beds and containers underneath. I thought it would be pretty straightforward to just drape the netting over them and secure it to the ground on 3 sides, leaving the 4th side where I can lift it up to tend to my plants.NoooooooI took it out of the box and it was all rolled up in a ball. Pretty sure this 2as was how the manufacturer sent it because I could not get it back in once I tried to unroll it.It got caught on the grass, on any tiny snag where the concrete has broken, on my shoes, and I swear even got snagged on thin air at one point.I quickly lost control of it so I decided to just chop off a whack of it and use that as the roof of the gazebo. I will hang the side "walls" over the next few days.It's certainly strong, I will give it that. And the zip ties that were included certainly helped attach it to the frame.I am not mad at this stuff but I am not looking forward to trying to get it unfurled from the box next time I use it, because I basically had to stuff it back in and it did not want to go back in.I highly recommend you have multiple people and a solid game plan for deploying this stuff. Be patient. Make sure everyone has had a snack and they are not tired from doing other yardwork. And make sure you have enough time, because this cannot be rushed.

Patience and a plan needed. It is rolled up very neatly and as long as you know what your next move is and have coning sense, it's not difficult to work with. It's netting, and unless your yard is made out of glass, it will get caught on something. It is not hard to untangle. Those complaining that it's too hard to work with, I'm not sure what they want from it. It's a big net. If you don't have to common sense to work with it or understand that it will catch on something, maybe you should leave this job to those that can use their brain.

This netting worked great for keeping hungry birds away from my blueberry bushes. I like that the openings are only .75 in. I've tried the 1 inch netting before and smaller bird get through then cannot find their way out requiring me to try and catch them release outside the net.I also like the the corners have orange string attached helping to keep things straight when stretching it over my supports. Like any light weight large netting the biggest problem comes at the end of the season when it's time to remove it and TRY to fold it up so it can be used next season. Needless to say that is a REAL challenge!!