Darice6614-102 Galvanized Chicken Wire Net for Craftwork, 18 by 39-Inch, Painted White

I used this wire to put in my large pots for my pathos plants to climb on. It's easy to handle and snip with wire cutters. I make a tube the diameter I want and cut so edges bend to attach ends. Then I place the tube in the pot already filled 1/3 to 1/2 with dirt. I then fill the pot making sure the it is secure and will not fall out. I plant my pathos around the pot training it to go around and up the wire. I keep training it until all the wire is covered. When the plant fills out its lush, green and can be used inside and out.This would be a good family project just be careful of cut wire edges until they are bent to secure ends of tube. They are sharp and could cut little fingers.

I just needed a small piece of chicken wire to create a safe cover on a plastic bin for a hatchling tortoise enclosure. This amount fit the bill nciely with some left over. I like that the openings are smaller than commercial chicken wire so now the cat can't stick his leg all the way through inside and flip the baby over. Cover is now Pip proof! Will come back for more of this.

I used it to cover crocuses so the squirrels wouldn't eat them. It worked like a charm and was easy to handle unlike a big roll of chicken wire that would have to be cut down to size with so much leftover.

This review is for the galvanized chicken wire ribbon. It smells very strongly of a chemical similar to fresh polyurethane. I've searched around and a possible reason could be the zinc coating used on galvanized metals. Other than the smell it looks good and is easy to use.

Loved it! Exactly what I was looking for!! My only complaint, is that it didn't come with much... but for the price I can't complain! I would recommend this for sure!

Did what I needed it to do. Item comes rolled, but without an internal stiffener, so has some creased areas when unrolled. For my purpose, this was acceptable, but this should be taken into consideration by others. This wire net is thicker gauge than others I've seen, so in my opinion is a worthwhile buy for the right application.

Handy for crafts or gardening, this chicken wire is a little stiff but that gives it structural integrity if you're using it in crafting. It's also thin enough to cut with scissors, though if you have wire snips it is even easier. Beware of the sharp ends and you have a useful length of wire netting. The netting is big enough to get a pinky through.

This was a little on the expensive side, but I went to a hardware store and had such a hard time with the chicken wire from there that I returned it and bought this one. It's thin and easy to bend, which "real" chicken wire is not, so this was perfect for my wreath picture frame. I still have about half a roll left so it's enough for a project or two. I would recommend this!

Easy to use. I used this product to wrap my bulbs that I planted in the fall to keep the squirrels away. I will know how well it worked when I see how many come up in spring. The wire is easy to cut with scissors to whatever size I needed. I then wrapped it around each bulb so easy to bend and manipulate.

This is nice wire. I actually purchased it to line a couple spots of my new fence underneath so my dog couldn’t escape. There isn’t much in the roll but I only needed a small amount to block the gaps in the fence. It’s not stiff like other chicken wire so I think would be good for crafts too.

the cost of various accessories for our chimey cap aimed at stopping birds coming down was over 35$ cdn. This ribbon is the perfect width and at 9ft long, I have enough for seconds if I ever need it.

Came with some rust spots on them. Rolled up, took some work to get them flat for a cabinet door

Kinda small but I should've checked size it's my bad, still works to keep my cats safe on the balcony