Customer Reviews for VEVOR Animal Barrier Fence 28 Pack, No Dig Fence 17in(H) x30ft(L), Underground Decorative Garden Fencing with 1.5 Inch Spike Spacing, Metal Dog Fence for The Yard and Outdoor Patio

I was under the impression from the ad that the fencing was 24\" tall... NOPE.... that measurement of 24\" includes the stakes that go into the ground. Actual height...might be 16-18\"

We have 2 Boxer pups, and we bought these to keep them from pulling the leaves off of our trees and keep them out of the flower beds. They work wonderful and they are very sturdy. Love the S hooks to lock them together keeps your gardens looking neat not sloppy. They also look nice not tacky Thank You

We have tried a lot of different garden fences to keep our digging dog out of gardens. This was by far the easiest design to install and they look really nice. Very pleased.

Worked great to keep my dogs away from my plants

This is a decorative fence that helps segment off planting beds from the rest of the backyard, but does little to protect the vegetables and flowers from getting invaded by wildlife. Rabbits, squirrels and rodents all still are able to easily get past the fence.

Worked to deter my dogs from the vegetable garden! Also pretty

At about a foot wide and 2 feet tall this is a great little fence for small dogs. We have a few areas of the backyard that we are trying to keep the dogs out of and these little fences were perfect. I'm not sure what the \"No Dig\" part of them is as I assume you'd need to bury them to make that work. It is a little odd since none of the pictures for the product show anything related to that. The fence pieces seem to be well constructed and did a good job of seating well into the ground. Overall happy with the \"VEVOR Decorative Garden Fence 28 Pack, No Dig Fence 24in(H) x30ft(L) Animal Barrier Fence, Underground Garden Fencing with 2 inch Spike Spacing, Metal Dog Fence for The Yard and Outdoor Patio\"

Assembly required. Instructions included. It's straightforward: Place the fencing however you want, line up the loops and run the poles through the loops. No digging, but I did end up having to hammer some poles to get it down deep. There were zip ties included, but they looked weak, so I opted to use some cable twist ties instead. This will probably not be enough to deter pets or animals that like to dig their way through obstacles. I haven't had this long enough to comment on how well it stands up against the weather, but the coating looks good so will likely last a good while.

My doggies are masters of escaping under the main fence. Because the ground is not level, certain spots are lower, giving them ideas to dig under and escape. This barrier fence is the perfect solution because you can install each panel at a different height, according to your ground level. The panels are well made and the finish looks durable. I ordered the 24” height fencing. Keep in mind that the measurement counts from the connecting pole, not just the fence panel itself. In other words, a 24” fencing consists from a 7” connecting pole and a 17” panel.

I'm always looking for easy solutions to dissuade my free-range hens from parts of my garden. And I always need multi-function support materials to hold up plants. So I thought this short fencing might prove helpful. Here's what I've found so far: - The fencing panels are heavy. They're point welded and then powder coated. If the powder coating holds up well, they shouldn't rust and the point welds should hold together. That's a plus. - The panels have pointed, but not terribly sharp soil insert points. This should make getting them into the ground relatively easy. The instructions recommend using a rubber mallet, which makes sense. Our ground is frozen solid right now, so I can't insert them yet. - Because the metal isn't flimsy, they shouldn't bend when being malleted into the ground. - The panels are the size portrayed on the product page at this time. I expect the above ground height is going to be a measly 12\" once they're hammered into place. That isn't going to do anything to stop a dog. And a chicken could fly over it. And a rabbit could hop over it or squeeze through it. However, it may prove challenging enough that they decide to go somewhere other than over the fence. - S-clips & tiny zip ties are included. The instructions are pretty bad about how to apply or remove the S-clips. And there is no information about what they expect you'd do with the zip-ties. I foresee using these formed into 3-panel triangles to help support peonies & similar plants that flop but don't get terribly tall. Decent, but remember that they won't be 17\" tall when they're hammered in.