4'X100 71410 4'X100' GREEN SAFETY FENCE, 4 Feet x 100 Feet

I have a small backyard farm and used this to extend my chicken yard on a temporary basis. When all the green has been pecked from this small area, I plan to use move it and encircle different trees.i also used it to encircle my potatoe beds which I hill up using hay. It was easy to use and did the job.It is not so strong as to keep determined dogs or fox at bay, but it does deter my dogs from venturing in with the chickens for fun game of chase. It keeps things in, more than keeps things out, which is what I use it for. I am very pleased with the product.

Wanted to "fence off" some of the property that drops off in order to prevent an accident. Material is lightweight but sturdy. It blends in well, but still visible enough to prevent access. This is not a strong fencing material. It can be easily removed. Works well as a "reminder" to not go into an area.

Fenced off my garden with this for cheap. On the long 15ft+I had to run some wire through the top of the fence to prevent sagging. i staked the bottom of the fence down to the ground. Several storms, about half of the summer so far, still holding strong with no tears. I don't anticipate this will last me more than 1 season b/c the material is pretty thin. For the money it is a great temporary fence.

This stuff stretches and breaks easily. With any sort of pressure pushing, it will break. Thankfully I'm only using it to quarantine my chickens, but if a predator wanted in, zero resistance. Thinner than the plastic carry net around your six pack.

So far this has worked well. It is very light weight, but I needed that to be able to handle it on a hillside by myself. I am using it to line/re-enforce an older picket fence where I no longer trust the wooden pickets to hold if my small dogs jump against the fence. Because I am attaching to an existing fence it stays in place well. Without a support behind it it wouldn't hold anything back I don't believe and also couldn't stay upright in a wind unless you had a good deal of ground stakes. It has worked wonderfully for my purpose and was light weight and easy to handle.

I am using this as a temporary fence in our back yard to keep our beagle in and also allow him some room to roam. While the horizontal portions of the fence are easy to cut, I did not rip the fence at all even when stretching it pretty hard and using zip-ties to hold it to fence posts. Heavy duty, probably not, but it isn't like paper as some reviewers seem to have described. The vertical members of the fence are plenty strong for what I needed. I put up the fence in about a half hour in the dark, looks great after a night of rain/snow/wind. If it starts falling apart I will come back and edit the review, but as of now all is good.

This is exactly what I wanted to keep the leaves from invading our property and it is working very well. We used thin wood strips to staple the fence to posts every four feet and reinforced the corner and end posts. We only needed 50 ft. but it was not in stock. So, I ordered the 100' which shipped in two days and we will keep the excess for a year or two and use it when the part we did use is worn out. I am looking forward to seeing how it handles in the snow but suspect it will work very well. The thinness of the material is not a problem - in fact, it handles better than if it was thicker.

THE FIRST THING YOU NEED TO KNOW is that you MIGHT be thinking you are getting the same fence that you saw in Home Depot or Lowes. NOPE, this is 4 things less that thickness. A sturdy wind tears it. SECOND, maybe more importantly, is after I ran he fence I scratched my head and said, "Hey, I measured this run twice, but this fence is too short." It is. My roll of fence says 100'. It is actually only 87 feet long.