Decorative Garden Fence 10 Panels, Rustproof Metal Wire Garden Fence Border Animal Barrier for Rabbit Dog, Garden Fencing for Yard Patio Garden Beds Landscape Outdoor, 24in (H) x 10.8ft (L)

I've bought lots and lots of these I love them

I’ve been searching garden fences for months now. One within my budget that can withstand a bit of rain and sun without having to change it every few months. I found that these fences have fit my needs. Ever since my plastic fences (which lasted 2 seasons) in my backyard broke, my two EB’s have littered every corner and space of the grassy areas. We try to maintain as best as we could, but with these 2, they seem to pee and poo to no end. Hence, my search for the fences. I just have installed half of what i ordered, and it seems to be well made. Would it last more than 5 years? Ummm, no. But hopefully with the forgiving california weather, it’ll last more than 2 years. I just need it to deter my EBs from constantly sneaking on my grass to use it as their personal potty area. It’s heavy enough to stand against wind, but light enough to maneuver around. I like the coating to prevent it from rusting right away. You can even adjust the height since the attachment is quite forgiving. I hope it lasts. Time will only tell. I originally bought 5 boxes, and now have ordered an extra four. I hope my review helps! Oh yeah, im on the shorter side of 5ft and the pictured fence is about to my knees.

I was surprised at how sturdy it was. Used it for my Halloween graveyard. Perfect size.

i absolutely love these. I bought them because my fat cat keeps peeing on my plants. There tall enough to where he can’t jump over. the only down side is that some pieces had paint scraped off but i didn’t mind.

The media could not be loaded.  Quality is good, easy to assemble, good value! Looks very nice yard

This is a very pretty little decorative fence. It would look nice as edging for a flower bed. I hoped it would cover a gap between my shed and fence that allows my Chihuahua to escape the yard. But 40 percent of the height is the spikes you stick in the ground. By the time you have it firmly in place, even my tiny dog can hop over it with ease. If you are looking for something purely decorative, this is great. It will not keep animals in or out of your yard.

We got these to add a decorative touch to planting beds along side our front stairs. Install is easy: insert the base posts into the ground and connect the side mounted hook to the panels next to it. With the single hook, they're a little more wiggly than I'd like, but they look nice and aren't so tall that I can't reach over them to weed the beds. Overall, very happy with the look of these.

It’s not yet cold so insects (particularly grasshoppers) continue to be a serious problem, so I assembled these fence panels and draped insect cloth over them in one of my raised beds. It was easy to secure the insect cloth to the tops of these panels using clothes pins. I also used a single panel to prop up a hot pepper plant that had fallen over. These panels are very easy to put together (simply screw on the legs) although even a small rabbit could push them over, keep in mind that they would be no good at all for keeping cats or dogs out. Even so, I plan to swap out the insect cloth with thin plant frost covers when temperatures drop… and I am confident that they will also support greenhouse plastic when snow arrives.