Origin Point 12 in. x 150 ft. Galvanized Steel Poultry Netting, 1 in. Hex Mesh Chicken Wire

This is a 12 in. tall by 150 ft. roll of 1 in. hexagonal mesh galvanized steel poultry netting for small pens, plant protection and garden barriers. One order unit is one 150 ft. roll. Use it with posts or stakes (sold separately) to confine poultry and small animals or shield garden beds.

Key Features:

• 1 in. hex mesh: The 1 in. hexagonal weave is small enough to contain poultry and exclude small garden pests.
• 12 in. x 150 ft.: Each roll is 12 in. high and 150 ft. long, well suited to borders, plant cages and low barriers.
• Galvanized steel: Galvanized steel wire provides longer-lasting rust protection for outdoor use.
• Flexible chicken wire: The flexible hex netting bends easily around beds, bins and enclosures.
• Versatile uses: Works for poultry pens, animal enclosures, storage bins, garden fencing, plant supports and crafts.

Specifications Table:

Coverage & How Much You Need:

One roll provides 150 linear feet of 12 in. high netting, or roughly 150 sq. ft. of coverage. For a garden barrier, overlap the ends of sections slightly and stake the netting every few feet along the run.

Fit and Compatibility:

Pairs with garden stakes, U-posts or wooden frames, all sold separately, to form low poultry or garden barriers. The 12 in. height is for low borders and plant protection; for taller poultry pens, choose a taller poultry netting roll. This is lightweight netting and is not predator-proof against large animals.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: What is included?
A: One 12 in. x 150 ft. roll of 1 in. hex mesh galvanized poultry netting. Posts and stakes are sold separately.

Q: How much area does one roll cover?
A: The roll gives 150 linear ft. at 12 in. high, about 150 sq. ft. of netting, enough for a long low garden barrier or multiple plant cages.

Q: Will it rust?
A: The steel wire is galvanized, which provides longer-lasting rust protection for outdoor exposure.

Q: Can it keep chickens in?
A: The 1 in. hex mesh is suited to poultry pens and small-animal enclosures, but as lightweight netting it should be framed or staked and is not a barrier against large predators.

Q: How is it installed?
A: Unroll the netting and attach it to stakes, posts or a frame with staples or ties, trimming with wire cutters as needed.

Expert Verdict — Reviewed by the SuperArbor Pro Desk

One-inch hex mesh is the right choice when you need to keep chicks or small critters in or out; the 12 in. width is best for ground-level borders, row covers and wrapping beds. Support the netting on stakes or a frame every few feet so it does not sag, and hem cut edges by bending wires back to remove sharp points. For taller pens or heavier-duty protection, step up to a taller gauge-welded or hex roll.

Cut wire ends are sharp, so wear gloves and eye protection when cutting and shaping the netting, and bend exposed points away from animals and hands.

Order this 12 in. x 150 ft. galvanized 1 in. hex poultry netting roll for pens, plant protection and garden projects.