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

The final product is great. It was a challenge to setup since the fence was folded for shipping. The pole adjustment was a challenge to push in the ball to allow it to slide. Once it's up, 5/5 stars. Works great and easy to move.

We bought the 138 ft length Fencing with gate and now are able to let our girls out unattended every day. This is a game changer for us and them.

Very happy with the netting, which replaces an old and saggy netting we had before. One of our hens still managed to fly over it and escape so we have had to clip her wings - a bit disappointing as it is suggested that it is high enough to keep them in.

Very pleased with this fencing - it was straight forward to install and our hens seem very happy!

I have bought 2 of these fences for my flock. I can contain them and still give them freedom to roam and free range over a wide area, while keeping them away from the areas of my garden that I don’t want them to go on. It’s incredibly versatile, the fencing is strong and easy to manoeuvre around, very compact and easy to put away when not needed. One of the things I like is the fact that it is very unobtrusive in the garden too.

Received the chicken fencing and immediately set it up. Very happy with the system and would recommend.

Some extra poles for my chicken fencing - as always, top quality and I love the thought of our bantams and chickens having somewhere warm, dry and windproof to go to at this time of year. Thank you for the great customer advice.

Simple and easy to set up and move.We have Eagles and Hawks on our property,so girlfriend rigged up a ladder in middle with ropes to keep the girls safe.

The height is great for keeping deer and elk out. The gate allows us to walk in and out w/o having to hop over. The small holes keep the chicks in. What a huge help in getting the new chicks living outside :)

I have been watching this producet for years before comiting to buying one. I am glad I did. I can extend the exisiting chicken run, create a new run, fertilise and mow any section of grass and seperate the babies from the adults as they hatch. I was worried that the chickens would jump over it but none of them have. Don't forget the use the pegs to pin the middle of each fecne section. some of the chickens pushed under the fence on day one but the pegs have stopped them now. I have just ordered a second one for the primary school I garden at. The kids are going to love it.