We have two small "grand-doggies" who come to visit frequently and we needed a way to keep them safe but give them room to sniff and run around the back yard without getting down the bank to the lagoon where an occasional alligator may come by. I figured that if this fencing could sustain 800# of weight, it would at least slow down a larger critter from getting to them. I got 16 of the 6' steel t-posts from Tractor Supply as well and set them 7' apart using a sledge hammer - well, my son-in-law swung the sledge hammer while I held a level against the posts to keep them straight. That wore out both him and me, but within an hour we had a nice secure back yard area for the doggies to run around in. The fencing seems to be pretty strong and stable, and for the most part the lines ran straight vertically and horizontally, although the top half was offset about 1.5" in one section, but then got straightened out again. Also, after about 60' or so, the top two rows of the fence ended and merged into the one below it. We drove the t-posts in so that 58" of each post was above ground, leaving just a couple of inches of fencing above the top of the posts. Then we cable-tied the fencing to each post; I used 5 cable-ties per post, spacing them 7 "loops" apart going up the post. This is definitely a 2-person job, both in driving in the posts (one to hold it level / plumb, one to pound it in) and for attaching the fencing (one to hold the rolled up fencing and stretch it taut, one to line it up on the posts and cable-tie it in place). Hopefully this setup will last many years here in the Lowcountry of SC!

Bought this to make our garden fence. Easy to install, looks pretty good after the fact, however, bunnies ate 2 holes through it in less than 24 hours. We’ve since wrapped leftover 9” cedar boards around the entire bottom circumference of the fence, no more bunny holes, so far. 🤞🏻

Was not what I was expecting, to flexible for dogs

great quality. used to overlay our backyard 5" black aluminum fence. With this product our Frenchie's can't get caught between the uprights.