YARDGARD Hardware Cloth 1/2 Inch Mesh 36 Inch X 25 Foot 19 Gauge Green Vinyl Coated Steel Wire Fence Ideal for Garden Fence, Cage Fence, Chicken Wire, Rabbit Fencing, Arts and Crafts, and Yard Fence

I love that this is green and basically disappears from vision so the natural aura of my gardens for my ducks is perfect to meI can’t seem to access myPictures do you can see how this fencing is camouflaged into the flora

This is sometimes called "hardware cloth." It is a good looking way to keep ground critters out of a garden, especially bunnies who like to eat expensive plants. I used it on the fake (aluminum) wrought iron fence at the front of my backyard, and my mondo grass no longer has the tips chewed off. Obviously, this doesn't keep squirrels or other climbing animals like cats and foxes out, and you need to fold under 6" or so at the bottom if you want to keep digging animals out.The only negative I can think of is that it comes on a roll and the last few feet are severely curled up. Folding over the bottom few inches makes it much easier to handle toward the end.This product is made in China, and aesthetic quality isn't quite up to Euro standards. I probably wouldn't recommend it for making something you are planning on selling, like animal cages. I believe someone already mentioned this problem.

I thought my heart would stop when I saw my beloved kitty blithely walk right through my balcony's railing and stroll along the 12" of it outside the railing. I calmly called her to me, slid the balcony door closed, and immediately sat down at my computer to order this hardware cloth. Home Depot did not have this size in the vinyl-covered version, so I'm happy I could get it on Amazon. It was easy to install on the balcony railing (I used cable ties), keeps my adventurous cat where she belongs, looks great, does not impair the view from the balcony or my neighbors being able to admire my balcony garden. Good product!

Easier to use than galvanized cloth.

It is green fencing that is sturdy but thin enough to easily cut with good wire cutters, even for my weak hands. I normally would not buy something like this online but my local stores did not have green, and plain metal fencing is very ugly in the middle of my perennial beds. I put it around a vulnerable shrubs to keep rabbits out and to keep my dogs from digging in to get to the rabbits, so it needs to be sturdy. These holes are too big to keep out mice but if you get a small enough gauge for that, the fencing will not hold up. If only it was imbedded with rabbit repellant it would be perfect.

Local hardware stores including Home Depot only stock the 24" width and on shorter rolls. We needed the width andlength to re-create a grate to protect our koi fish from raccoons. We had already done this but 15 years finally took its tolland needed to be rebuilt. This product being vinyl covered is very durable, never rusts, and long lasting out in the sun, rain, and weatherand getting wet often by the body of water it covers. If this roll endures same as the last, we can expect to retire and sell the house before it ever needs replacement. The product is ideal. Was shipped promptly. Price is in line with expectation for this.

Is it actually 36" x 25'? Yes. Is it really 1/2" mesh? Sort of. As with most hardware cloth, it's not 100% perfect, but I build cages that need to be aesthetically pleasing in order to sell well, and this roll was subpar. In many spots there are stray vinyl threads and blobs of vinyl from the coating process, and also oddly shaped mesh in places (3/4" here and 1/4" there due to poor alignment). It does "add up" in the end, but it draws the eye to the bad spots... Also, half the role was missing a wire between two of the rows which means half my cages have a row that is 1/2" x 1". Is this a big deal if you are rabbit proofing a garden? No. But it's a bummer for someone like me trying to build professional looking cages for customers. If you are protecting a garden, it's a good bargain based on price, but it's not good for my needs. Maybe this roll was an anomaly, but I will be trying another brand next.

I used this years ago to keep rabbits out of our yard on our split rail fencing. Since then we moved. We have split rail fencing again and I cut the width in half and attach it to the bottom of the rails. Its not 100% sure proof of keeping rabbits out, but it is extremely effective compared to rabbit sprays... I use to purchase this at Lowes and Home Depot but they only carry the small rolls at a premium price. Because of our HOA requirements, I had to use low green fencing. This is very durable for its purpose.....