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

Adequate as expected but chickens still fly over the fencing and get out. Took the remaining fencing and cut it in half and extended the height by half and chickens still fly over the fencing.

In theory, this fence is a great idea to get you flock out for a run, but the reality was not quite what I hoped for. The plastic fencing, once unfolded is warped throughout, causing it to sag and gap all around. Was pretty disappointing given the cost.

Still working out how to put it up!

This is our second fence purchase. We started with a shorter fence and then decided to get the larger one to increase the area for our chickens to wander. Overall, we love the flexibility in being able to pick up a couple of stakes and move them as needed! It's made our ability to provide new areas way easier, while keeping the chickens contained. The only note I would make is the door stake that holds the open/close door part - the plastic holder piece very quickly broke because the screws holding the crossed plastic piece went right through. It doesn't prevent us from using it and we still love it a lot, but we have to remember that it is no longer attached if we move the door. I wish there was a bit more of a substantial way to attach that foot.

It was easy to put together and put up. It keeps the chickens in. I like that it is portable.

I must admit I thought the fencing would be a little sturdier but overall it was easy to put up and a good flexible option for the yard. My chickens dug underneath the fence in places where it wasn't taut enough at the bottom because they're little escape artists, but after readjusting a few times it seems to have stopped. For a straight square I think it would be better but mine is in more of a rectangle down the side of my yard so I think that made it harder to get right, I would have found some extra poles handy it seemed too few for the length of the fence to support it and I wasn't even using the full length of the fencing. The fencing is also folded in half on the roll which gives it a crease in the middle, I had a strong urge take an iron to it all but of course it is plastic and that would be stupid. It just made it that little bit more frustrating to get straight and taut between the poles, in fact basically impossible.

I have previously bought this fencing and the mesh was woven netting like fishing net. You have replaced this with a poly extruded product which is not what I expected or desired.

I was somewhat skeptical that this would deter them from accessing the area I wanted to fence off, as my girls are a little bit 'flighty' and somewhat intrepid. However, to date, they have not succeeded in entering the area (seeming quite happy to scratch around it). It is a little pricey but everything needed is supplied in one package and delivered to the door (very handy if you do not drive). I can reposition it whenever I need to, it is so easy to move. The guide ropes were not used and the fencing withstood the horrendous winds we had recently. All in all doing what it was meant to do, no complaints here.

Firstly I used this temporary fence to provide the run area outside the coop. After purchasing the Walk in Run, I used to protect plants, vegetables and newly planted lawns. It is easy to set up and fold down when not in use. Good quality gate comes with it.

I love the fencing so my hens can free range. But.....the instructions were terrible or maybe I just too dumb. I studied the instructions, plus watched a UTube video over and over. Once I got my posts put together I just started it and it all fell into place. I would suggest getting some heavier duty stakes because the ones they send you are pretty flimsy. All in all I am very pleased with it and it recommended needing two people but I did it by myself with no problem.