So we purchased this netting to attach to the back of our picket fence to keep animals from squeezing through the gaps between the pickets.
The netting itself is made out of thin, black plastic. We used a staple gun to attach it to the fence. Because the netting is just folded up, it's actually quite a pain to work with. Unfolding it, straightening it out, draping it over the fence, and holding it in place while stapling is tedious because this netting will snag ahold of anything it touches. The other problem is that the netting actually tears quite easily. I expected it to be just a bit more sturdy, but I can actually rip it apart with not a lot of effort.
Time will tell how well it holds up to the wildlife around here.
On a side note, after putting this up, the neighborhood cats couldn't figure it out at all! They kept trying to walk through the pickets just to discover there was some invisible wall keeping them out. It was pretty funny to watch.
So we purchased this netting to attach to the back of our picket fence to keep animals from squeezing through the gaps between the pickets. The netting itself is made out of thin, black plastic. We used a staple gun to attach it to the fence. Because the netting is just folded up, it's actually quite a pain to work with. Unfolding it, straightening it out, draping it over the fence, and holding it in place while stapling is tedious because this netting will snag ahold of anything it touches. The other problem is that the netting actually tears quite easily. I expected it to be just a bit more sturdy, but I can actually rip it apart with not a lot of effort. Time will tell how well it holds up to the wildlife around here. On a side note, after putting this up, the neighborhood cats couldn't figure it out at all! They kept trying to walk through the pickets just to discover there was some invisible wall keeping them out. It was pretty funny to watch.