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I used this to segment my yard because we have dogs. It works well and is easy to install. Hardest part about using it is to ensure it is secure near the ends.

I purchased this to use as a separation fence for my dogs to keep them off new sod. It initially held up well, but when a strong storm rolled through, the wind broke several of the plastic poles. I replaced the plastic poles with metal ones and it held up great. Definitely worth getting.

I purchased this to stop soccer balls from going down the hill. It was very easy to install and is holding up really well. Really happy with this product.

Easy to install. In terms of durability, do not plan on this lasting for long. When it arrived, the wire ties were missing, so in order to install it I had to purchase some. I would not buy this again. The fence stakes are flimsy

Easily installed, the bundle included plenty of stakes, the plastic ties & plastic fencing. Only tool needed was a hammer to pound the stakes into the ground. Happy with the barrier, the little dogs can’t get under it & the Great Dane can’t jump over it …

I needed 200 ft to keep my Springe spaniel from bashing through a wild area chasing everything that moves and coming back loaded with burrs and seeds all over her. Because I live next to a wetland the mosquitos are murderous so I premounted the fence to the posts indoors, rolled it up, then took it all outside to install with a rubber mallet. The dog doesn't go through it and if she chases a rabbit, the rabbit jumps right through one of the spaces and escapes. I did have to use garden pins to hold down the bottoms of the fence in places where the ground is irregular.

The stakes snap like nothing horrible, had to buy real metal garden stakes

This fence was fairly easy to install until the end then the last several feet were tangled up and kind of annoying to unroll but we got it up. The goal was for a temporary run for my chickens that I could use and move around my yard some to keep them contained and it does work for that purpose but every so often a chicken puts their head through the holes and pushes a little too hard until it snaps the fence then they all squeeze through. I patch it with twine and a few days later we repeat. It’s still working for what I need it for but if you have anything bigger than chickens use caution. Also, this definitely wouldn’t keep anything out.