Omlet Chicken Fencing
If you’re looking for some poultry netting to fence in your chickens, this is a great choice. This handy chicken fencing comes in green, to blend into your garden. It is available as a 39, 69, 195 and 138ft roll and is very easy to put up and move about. Use this poultry fencing to keep your chickens within an area, giving them more space to roam or, of course, out of a part of your garden, like your prized vegetable patch!
I love my chickens but equally I love my garden and this netting provided the ideal solution. Now the girls can happily cluck around the lawn and my flowers get to survive! - Jennie
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Omlet Chicken Fencing - 39ft - Inc. Gate and Double Spike Poles
$99.00
Omlet Chicken Fencing - 68ft - Inc. Gate and Double Spike Poles
$129.00
Omlet Chicken Fencing - 105ft - Inc. Gate, Double Spike Poles and Guy Lines
$189.00
Omlet Chicken Fencing - 138ft - Inc. Gate and Double Spike Poles
$219.00
A simple way to keep your chickens in one area of the garden.
Looks Great In Your Garden
The dark green fencing blends well amongst the flora and fauna of your garden, so it doesn’t stand out like a sore thumb and it is almost invisible from a distance.
Blends into you garden.
It is quick to set up the fencing by pushing the poles in with your foot.
Easy to Put Up
This handy fencing comes in a roll and is very easy to put up and move about. You simply thread the double spiked poles through the fencing. All poles have two spikes making it easy to 'tread' them into the ground and providing stability. Just pop the fencing into the top cap of the poles and then simply push the poles into the ground to secure them in position.
Please wear the safety gloves provided during assembly.
Quick assembly pole hooks.
The handy gate gives you quick access to your chickens.
Inbuilt Gate Included
Omlet Chicken Fencing comes with an inbuilt gate with a strong catch that is quick to open but secure, making it easy to get in and out to feed your chickens. The strong catch for the gate is highlighted in a luminous green making it easier to see where the gate is. You can also position the gate wherever suits the layout of fencing you have chosen.
The Chicken Fencing Gate locks securely.
Everything you need to start keeping chickens
Taller Than Most Fencing
With an overall height of 1.25m, (which is taller than most fencing), you can be confident that even the most determined of your feathered friends won’t make a great escape! .
Perfect For Smaller Poultry
The fencing is also suitable for use with smaller birds like bantams. The bottom section of the fencing has holes that are only 50mm wide to stop them wriggling their way through. The holes higher up are 100mm wide.
PLEASE NOTE - This netting is intended as a means of keeping your chickens in a contained area. It is not predator proof and cannot be electrified.
Suits Any Shape or Size of Garden
Available in 3 different sized rolls to suit your garden's/chickens' needs. You can also make any shape you like, rather than just squares or rectangles.
Section off an area of your garden.
Important - Please wear the safety gloves provided during the assembly of this fibreglass product. Gloves do not need to be worn once the product has been assembled.
Ideal product. - Joan,
Can highly recommend this product. I had been doing battle with an escape artist hen. This netting has solved the problem.She cannot get out of the enclosure to dig up my herb garden any longer. It was not difficult to erect and is unobtrusive.
Fencing 12 mts - Marisa, WA,
excellent product (wear gloves) and excellent service
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Product good but one fence post is defective - Rebecca,
We already had this fencing set and we purchased a second to enlarge the chicken's domain. One of the fence posts came with a stone lodged in the pipe such that the connecting section of fence post pipe could not be inserted. Very strange and it's in there so tight that I can't get it out. The other fence posts were fine. I do like the product.
Kept a coyote from my hens - Donna,
I lost 3 birds to coyotes when they were free rangeing yesterday. I locked them up last night and at 7am we saw a coyote on the cameras. I ran out to the chicken yard and it was tangled in the fence! It managed to free itsel after a few minutes and ran off into the woods. Hopefully it’s learned not to mess with the hens again!