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

Really happy with the product. It was simple to put together and install. Would definitely recommend.

I just finished building up my new fence, and thought I'd better come in and sing my praises. I had a 68 foot Omlet from 2015, and thought this new one would be more or less exactly the same, but they have improved just about every aspect of the system. The fencing is stronger and more of a deterrent, the poles are easier to thread and pull taught, and the fencing to pole clips on the gate will solve the problem I used to have of clever birds always attempting to jailbreak through gaps. I am impressed and very pleased. They have taken the best product on the market for this application, and obviously continued to strive to make it better. Great stuff!

It's TRUE that I didn't erect the fencing but I didn't hear a word of complaint and it's perfect for the job, in my opinion.

Really love the new design in fencing.I had previously had the green more cloths fencing.It would sag and rabbits cheerily chewed through it.Chickens easily used to lumber over the sagging portions.Now they stay in.Not many rabbits this year due to big fox population,so will wait to see if they try to chew through it.Love the new poles.Big improvement.I will get a bigger fence in the spring.Thanks.Alison

This is an excellent compromise between free range and giving your chickens space to roam. It seems sturdy but is flexible so you can move it around with ease. You do need two people to assemble it, and a fair amount of space but my partner and I actually assembled it indoors (it was raining and windy out) then rolled it up until we could put it up. Again, to put it up initially is a lot easier with two people, but once it’s up it’s easy to adjust when you’re on your own. I have used the tent pegs supplied, but not the guy ropes. I can find enough things to trip over without adding more. There are useful things, like the fluorescent sign so you can easily find the gate in the dark, but the other good thing is it’s not that noticeable when it’s up, it kind of merges into the background. I’ve put in a cheap water and feeder, plus an old carrier box I used for my cat so they can shelter if they want. So all in all a great solution when you don’t want your girls all over the garden all the time.

We bought this to give our girls access to grass. We knew that the grass in their 3x3 metre run wouldn't last their scratchy claws. It's great as an enclosed, movable area. I've added one of the wee doors to the opposite side from the walk in door in from our enclosed run so I can move the fencing from one side to the other for fresh grass. Really pleased with how easy it is to shift about. We only let them into those areas when we are in the garden as we are constantly wary of Mr Fox, but find it a great addition to our Eglu kit.

I bought this fencing to keep my chickens safe but then decided it would be better used to keep my veggies safe! So now my chicken happily have the run of the garden - except the veg area, which is safely fenced. It works very well. The gate is easy to use, even with one hand (if I'mm carrying tools/veg), and the fencing is high enough to keep the bantams out.

Bought to segment off some of the garden and also for separating as and when necessary

Bought to stop my free range chickens eating my spinach and digging the wildflower garden meaning I now grow the most expensive spinach in the world. But hey the chickens are perfectly happy in their fenced off area and I have no more lost chicken or lost plant anxiety!