Customer Reviews for VEVOR Hardware Cloth, 48'' x 50' Galvanized Wire Mesh Roll, 16 Gauge Chicken Wire Fence Roll, Vinyl Coating Metal Wire Mesh for Chicken Coop Barrier, Rabbit Snake Fences, Poultry Enclosures

Excellent product. Works great, coated black so looks nice. And 1/3 the price of home depot's non coated thinner hardware cloth.

This coated hardware cloth made wrapping our chicken run SO MUCH EASIER!! No cuts. No scratches. Didn’t even have to wear gloves to handle most of the time!! Will never use anything else again. Shipping was fast too. Can’t recommend enough!

should keep the rabbits out of the garden,.......................................... ...............................................

Nice coating and strength, nothing to improve here. Won't buy galvanized again. Perfect for young trees and plants, keeping dogs out of the flowers.

This hardware cloth is easy to work with since it has the black coating on it. It unrolls easily, I will purchase again when it is needed

We recently bought a home with a screened in porch. While the installed screen is sturdy and in good condition, we needed reinforcement. We have 7 cats, and the porch is their hang-out. As they tore holes in the window screens at previous house, we could imagine the destruction to the screened porch! We ordered this to install on the inside of the porch to create two screen barriers. This stuff is fantastic! It was easy to cut and create panels, and drywall screws with collars hold it in place. The screen doesn't bow or stretch when a cat or dog lays against it. Occasionally, one of the cats will climb after a critter. The wires don't bend from their claws or weight, nor does the screen sag with weight of cat. If you are looking for screen to reinforce your porches, this is highly recommended!

Good value, although the wire thickness is a bit thinner than others, it should meet my purpose and it’s a lot less expensive than the heavier wire. I was unpacking the roll and was saying “I should be wearing gloves” and a pair fell out of the box. Great surprise! There was a loose wire/broken weld and I gave the wire a little tug and it unzipped from the mesh easily for several inches. I was expecting it to hit the next weld and be solid, but not the case. Other welds were solid enough that I could gently tug on the wire and they held. Given the value/price, I’ll likely live with this, but wish it was better welded. Overall, good value, wish it wasn’t bent or had weak welds, but as long as that one is the exception vs what’s typical, should be ok for my use or I’ll just double up a few places

I don't want bats ( or anything else!) getting into my home and getting hurt with an exhaust fan. This made the perfect barrier to keep out anything that can chew through great foam. I have old basement windows and this allows me to open them and air out earth gasses and moisture that can build up down there. Stronger than screen mesh and no city rodents coming in!

This fencing works great for keeping the voles from damaging our home orchard and fruit trees, especially during the winter months. The holes in this are small enough to keep even the tiniest of critters from getting through, and the galvanized metal is extremely durable and weather proof. Wear thick gloves if you need to cut this up, the ends will be super sharp. We cut this in half so it was 1.5 ft tall instead of 3 ft and then used it as two 10 foot long sections along the bottom portion of our existing orchard fencing that has bigger holes and is made from plastic material. This metal fencing will prevent voles and rabbits from chewing through the bottom portion of the orchard fencing. This came very tightly rolled up so it is much easier to use and set up with two people. Quality product and a good value.

I have been wanting to start a garden but we live in a neighborhood with so many feral cats I cant count them. Said cats are constantly on my porch no matter how many times I chase them away. So in order to make our back porch a small garden space I am trying to find ways to keep the cats out! I was able to do one row around the bottom of the wood slats around the porch but I will have to order another roll to completely close the space. So far, so good. I just used a staple gun to attached the chicken wire to the posts and its held up so far. It did come with a bit of loose wire, like a string, so I used that piece to attach a baby gate to the steps. I will say this wont stand on its own, you will have to have posts or something to hold it up but I am satisfied with it.