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Pets, Small Animals & Gardens Fencing Guide

A fencing guide for pets, small animals and gardens, covering woven and welded mesh and how to add containment mesh to open-rail fences.

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About Pets, Small Animals & Gardens Fencing Guide

Small animals slip through gaps that would stop a cow, so pet, poultry and garden fences rely on tighter mesh. Woven or welded mesh is the usual choice. Welded mesh is rigid and simple to put up, while woven mesh follows uneven ground more easily.

Many homeowners already have an open-rail fence, such as split rail or a board fence, that looks good but will not hold a dog or keep rabbits out of the garden. Adding a compatible wire mesh to the inside of the rails turns it into a containment fence without replacing it. The same approach works for raised beds, chicken runs and small pens.

Axiom South supplies welded wire, woven mesh, hardware cloth, posts and the staples and clips to attach them. For a quote, tell us what you are keeping in or out, the length of fence or perimeter, the height you need, and whether the mesh will go on an existing rail fence or new posts. We provide an itemized quote and ship nationwide.

Pets, Small Animals & Gardens Fencing Guide
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  • Woven/welded mesh
  • Open-rail fences need compatible mesh
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