Verified Reviews for Omlet Chicken Fencing - High Poultry Netting With Door

The fencing kit is great - excellent quality! Allow a bit of time to assemble the poles and, if you can, have 2 people to manhandle the 32 m of fencing - easier than tackling it alone (as I did)! However, actually putting the fence up was very easy (even on my own) and the extra height is perfect for containing our large fowl cockerels! Amazingly sturdy - very important for our location next to a sea loch in the NW Highlands :) I already have a 21 m kit now and I'll probably purchase another 32 m one soon!

We wanted to free range our chickens but the issue of course is that to get

The pen is great, pretty easy to install with some help from my husband. I did use some extra tent pegs to secure it as the ground is not not perfectly flat. I love the fact it can be moved if necessary but I do worry about foxes digging under it, I had a stray cat in the pen one morning so I always lock the chucks in their coup at night. It does seem to keep the chucks in though, mine are prone to escaping but they don’t like flying over the sides because they moves a bit. I have a wooden fence to one side of the pen so I put bean netting over the top of the enclosure to stop them getting out, it is working well so far.

My only (tiny) criticism is that we found the instructions a bit confusing. Otherwise very pleased with the product and would have scored 4 1/2 out of 5 if that was an option

We purchased this fencing to keep our two chickens off the patio, it is very customizable as we had to to also fence in 2 levels of our garden. The plastic wire is easy to cut and you can arrange it in anyway needed. I particularly loved the lack of cuts on my hands that I'd normally get working with the metal chicken wire!

Happy with my chicken fence, easy to move when required and not a nuisance to get through the gate

Just installed my chicken fencing I would give it 4 out of 5 where the fencing comes folded has made some of the fencing saggy and twisted. The polls are also bending a little where in trying compensate for the above. Time will tell how long it lasts but at least for now chickens now have there one area and won’t destroy my garden lol It is true what one other reviewer said , prepare to have arguments with hour partners lol while putting this up instructions can get confusing

Bought this to replace the older version that was made of twine. This new version is far superior to the old-style fencing. It's made of fairly rigid plastic and it stands up between posts rather than sagging as the old one did. The new-style gate-post fasteners are much-improved on the older version too. Very pleased with it.

I had some old-type Omlet fencing when I first got chickens. It was a nightmare for tangling up when erecting or moving. The new fencing is easier to handle and looks so much neater. I'm not sure that Valentine's Day is the best day to put it up though... My husband and I had many quarrels of the "Stop pulling it!", "I'm not - you are!" type during the course of the afternoon. We were fencing in an irregular area and needed to cut the fence and fix it to a shed at one end. Quite rough ground but the end result looks very good! It's definitely a 2 person job and one of you needs to read the instructions thoroughly before you start.

I use mine round my chicken pen i v not had a brake in from any foxes and was so easy to run round my pen new mesh would of cost twice the amount but I would say if this was in a field my chicken would jump over it and not stay in but its great for small breeds and pen cover to stop foxes