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

the product description was very accurate, and i am very happy with this easy to use chicken fence.

Great flexible way to allow my chooks to use the garden without destroying the ground - I let them out into this extended part of the run for a few hours each day so preventing the level of ‘destruction’ that has occurred in their daily run. I can then move this extended run easily as needed. Delivered quickly Please would Omlet consider delivering the netting without folding it in half…… the ‘kink’ resulting from having been folded has made the insertion of the poles awkward and the kink has still not disappeared…..

The fence is great! My only complaint is that the instructions were difficult to figure out.

Highly recommend

I wanted to enclose my chickens because they dig up our garden and eat my flowers but we wanted something that looked nice and clean. This fence is perfect! Pretty easy to set up and I love the gate . We had to re-enforce the corners and a couple of the sides with t-post because of the wind we have where we live.

We were looking for something to just let our chickens roam out of their coop and this is the best option ever! It’s easy to set up and change areas when needed. We are super happy with this purchase!

All good

This is the second one I’ve bought and both have been great. There easy to put up can be made into any shape you want

The chicken fencing is a great way to quickly expand how much room your flock has to roam while still keeping parts of the garden chicken free (essential if you have a vegetable patch). It's very easy to set up, just cut to size, and thread through the support poles. For those with a run, either walk-in or half height, you can attach the fencing to it with an additional kit so you can instantly expand the amount of run space your chickens have.

We have gone through several sets of moveable fencing over the years. We often looked at the Omlet fencing but always decided it was very expensive compared to other systems we could use. However, all the other sets we have had have developed holes, have had very bendy poles and hence sagging netting and it has always been difficult to keep the hens in - it was a running battle to find out how they got out this time! It got to look really tatty with extra poles put in, concrete bricks laid along the bottom and baler twine tying up the holes! After a recent disaster with my pea seedlings we decided to splash out and get the Omlet fencing. We haven't had it long so I can't speak to its durability. But the height, rigidity of the poles and the netting has defeated the hens and they are now safely contained. Also, it looks good in the garden, really tidy. We got the 42m version and it was quite a bit of work setting it up for the first time but a lot of that work won't have to be done again when we move it. I am really pleased with this fencing and wish we had bought it first time around as it would have been cheaper in the long run and visually much more pleasing.