PotatoLife Plastic Mesh Fence Safety Fence, 4'x100' Roll with 100 Zip Ties, Resuable Temporary Netting for Garden Fencing, Construction, Snow Fencing, Animal Barrier, Poultry, Deer, Patio, Green

This product is exactly as described. I found it to be of sufficient rate and strength to place a small fence around my garden. It includes zip ties the zip ties are not heavy duty but are sufficient to secure the fence to a T post. I found the measurements to be exactly as described. I would definitely buy this product from this vendor again.

I use this as walls for my cat atrium and I didn't want a deer or like a out of panther or mountain lion be able to go through so I got the 300 or 400 lb one and it's absolutely amazing so happy the quality is so good very heavy very reliable very durable and we are very happy people in my cats are happy yay

This fence will keep the deer out of my garden!!

Works for what I need-temporary fencing for yard project

I use this as a visual barrier backing up an electric fence for hogs. I split the material lengthwise and hang the two-foot strips on step-in fence posts. So far, this setup is working great. It's easy to work with but not very heavy duty so time will tell how long it lasts in the elements.

Works great. Much heavier than I’ve used in The past

This is a good temporary solution if you are looking to use it to "get by for now" but not a great one. The pros: it's lightweight, less expensive than other fencing, it's easy to cut to size. The con's: due to it being so lightweight, the wind catches it easily. Mine has torn from a typical thunderstorm rolling through. If you want to move it, it is not that easy to put up and take down. It's not really ideal for seasonal use. I have found, I may get one season out of it, again as it will tear. I used mine as a temporary summer fencing for chickens. It worked ok but it is not sturdy. I found myself having to manage it more than I needed. Constantly readjusting and securing. If you are looking for predator protection, you may want to look for something else. Even for a garden, I am not sure if it would deter rabbits or deer.

Deer eating leaves from young fruit, nut and shade trees in yard to extent of killing them. Bucks in the fall also clean velvet off antlers which damaged/killed several trees. Repellents work to some extent but do not solve problem. This mesh fencing solved the problem when installed on T-posts (4 or 5 feet). I use 4 T-posts per tree and leave enough room for tree branches to grow. Does not look 'cute' but is protecting the trees which is the goal.