Tooca Hardware Cloth 1/4inch Chicken Wire Mesh 36in x 100ft, 23 Gauge Hot-Dipped Galvanized Material Fence Wire Mesh for Chicken Coop/Run/Cage/Pen/Vegetables Garden and Home Improvement Project¡­

I used this item to build my quail cages. I used it for the sides and top and doors. I used the 1/2"x1/2" for the floor as the hole size allows for their excrement to pass through easily. Very good durable and sturdy. Delivered much faster than expected.

I am using this hardware "chicken wire" cloth for crafts and such. I've been wanting to make stuff from chicken wire for a long time....there are so many interesting ideas out there for using it! Maybe as a wall hanging in a frame, or a candle holder...but I'm definitely going to make a lampshade out of some of it. There are four yards so I will have LOTS of projects I can make from this! It's nice and stiff, but with pliers is easy to bend and sharp ends are easy to file. Buying here through Amazon was much cheaper than buying at the local hardware store. I'm very happy!

This should work great to line our backyard fence to keep out not just bunnies and squirrels but the smallest of rodents as well with a very fine 1/4" mesh. Sturdy yet flexible 23-gauge metal useful for many situations, and if you have animals chewing through this you have more serious issues...Comes as one roll of tightly wound compact mesh for easy storage until you need to use it, with paper between layers to avoid tangling. The roll is fairly heavy and bulky, so two people recommended to lift it unless you compete in Titan Games in which case you should be fine on your own.

This fence helped my vegetable garden so much! So far, no animal has gotten through this fence. It’s very sturdy and durable. It’s also so easy to set up. It bends easily enough for me to shape it, but not too flimsy for it to fall apart. I bought another one at a higher price somewhere else that kept falling apart. Also, it’s a very good price and was delivered quickly.

This mesh is the one I needed for my plants bed and also for my flowers as an under lay.Last year I planted 100 tulips in my back & front yard before thanksgiving day,but only two of them came out this year.My friend told me I need a hard layer to help them away from the chipmunk.Or else they will eat them up.I also use it as a cloth of my plant beding to stop the "guest" go inside it biting all the small flowers and plants.It's sturdy and thick enough as a fence.And it's also easy to cut with a scissor,but better in a leather gloves.It's really heavy,my husband and I couldn't carry it from menard's.The one is made of good material and also nice price.Hope next year I will get more flowers in my yard.

One of my dogs was bitten by a rattlesnake last fall and survived but my vet bill was huge. I needed better rattlesnake fencing and this product was what I chose with advice from my installer. It has been professionally installed and will be exactly what is needed for protecting my yard. It is smooth so snakes can’t use a rough surface to climb up it between the product and my existing chain link fencing. Don’t underestimate a snake’s ability to climb. I have beautiful black chain link and was concerned that this product, being galvanized, would take away from the appearance of the black but it doesn’t and when it oxidizes a bit over time will blend even better, in my opinion.

Finally! It's heavier and harder than I thought it would be, and the grid is small enough to fit around a wall or garden, and I'm going to use it to enclose my garden! Keep other animals from eating my flowers! I bought another one at home depot before. It was more expensive! If I needed more, I would have chosen it! Share it with those who need it!

Wife and I (both in 70s) just put it up along my 94 foot rail fence in my backyard. I had to cut it into 10.6 foot sections. I used a Dremel and it worked well. It took us 4 days working a section at a time...attached with wire. Looks like it will do the job keeping snakes, etc. out. We’ll see. Saved $2400, which was a bid we got from a local “expert.”