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

Setting up the fence to start with was alot of trial and error - the instuctions weren''t 100% accurate and the size of the posts and the mess dont line up well but once installed its great, easy to move and sturdy.

I bought this a couple of months ago. The netting comes folded in half in a big roll. The instructions say that the bend will straighten out eventually but it hasn't so far and it sags in the middle of each side. The ropes help somewhat but not as much as I had hoped. I am already looking for an alternative, a regretful purchase unfortunately.

We’ve had the fencing about 1 month now and very pleased with it. It was easy to assemble and looks so much smarter than our efforts before. We haven’t had and escapees since putting it up

Light sturdy and easy to erect and move. The spike and foot bar on the bottom of the poles make it so simple to place them in the ground.

We’ve had the fencing about 1 month now and very pleased with it. It was easy to assemble and looks so much smarter than our efforts before. We haven’t had and escapees since putting it up

I was excited to purchase this product as I was hoping it would solve my problems by allowing my chickens to roam but not have free range and destroy my garden. Unfortunately I was extremely disappointed with the product and as such, have not been able to use it and it is now collecting dust in the shed. The fencing is advertised as being high enough to keep the chickens in - within an hour one could escape and by the end of the day all 3 were able to escape. The fencing itself feels filmsy and even when securing it to the ground with the pegs and ties it started to sag. I would be concerned how secure this would be in windy condtions. Back to the drawing the board.

i wanted to create an area for my new hens separate from dog. this fence doesnt work well on sloping ground. spikes are not deep enough especially when ground is moist. becasue it is plastic the dog just dug a bit and then pushed under it. also attempted to chew through, extra star pickes stakes etc later still useless as a dog deterent and the hens decided to just fly over it. so now i have 22 metres of quite expensive plastic fencing and accessories and nothing to do with them.

I had quite a great omlet set up, however, I wanted my girls to have more room to roam during the day! Unfortunately, being located in a subdivision, I couldn't just let them "free range." I bought omlet chicken fencing to give them substantially more space, while keeping them safe from neighborhood pets and keeping them out of the neighbors yard. This was easy to install and a great option!

This fence is great. It was simple and fun to put together and I did it by myself. Sure, you shouldn't lean against it but it keeps my birds out of the neighbor's yard and that's what I wanted. So much better than the ugly chicken wire I was going to put up instead and I can move this fence easily enough when I need to.

We needed fencing to give our rescue hens a suitable free range area, without messing up the entire garden. The fence was easy to install (2 adults approx. 2 hours), and works really well. It also looks well in our suburban garden!