Tenax2A060006 Guardian Economy Safety Fence, Orange, 4-Feet by 100-Feet

This orange fencing is very durable stuff, not the cheap fencing that a lot of stores sell. The plastic width between "holes" is quite large so it is durable and gives lots of surface for stapling to tree barriers.Great price for a very good product.

This worked well for my application at a job site. I would staple it to a wood deck rail or doorway every night, and remove it to work on the deck. It was easy to cut or shape into the barrier we needed.Here is the problem with buying these on the web: the descriptions do not tell you what exactly to expect. So while this one might be about 12 mil thick (a hammer tacker works well), you might be looking for something that is 20 mil or more... that would stand up by itself almost or hold people from a fall like a safety net.I would like manufacturers to step up and just say how thick they are. This one cuts with scissors, but is very hard to tear. It is more for warning people of danger than preventing people from getting into danger.

I needed a light weight fence to enclose part of my yard. My daughter was visiting with her dog and her dog is a runner. I put up some old 2x4s as fence posts and stapled up the fencing. The stuff has worked great for my needsIt can tear or break easily. For my purposes it is strong enough. It's light weight and the price is right for a temporary solution

Worked perfect for what i needed it for. Bought this as a roll to keep my dog on my property. Just needed something to be a visual boundary for him and be able to take light abuse.

I know this is a safety fence. However, I am insulating the "ceiling" of the crawl space under my house. When you put fiberglass insulation (unfaced, 9" deep) between the joists, it will sag and fall down over time. The other consideration is that it is good to be able to see what is between joists (pipe, wiring, etc.) and easily remove the insulation if repairs or maintenance are needed in the future. This fence is perfect for this application. Four foot wide strips match up with joists on 16" center. You can see, and even reach or probe, through it. A staple gun makes installation quick and easy. And you can remove and replace easily. It holds the insulation up very well. Plus it's cheap compared to other solutions.

Doing what i wanted it to do

This is good for a one-time use only. We excavated a basement for an old house we tore down last year. The building inspector said we need to put up a fence. There were none in our small town so I looked on Amazon. This was the cheapest one we could find and it works ... but, be warned, it feels like it would tear in half if someone actually tried to climb it. It tore just a bit when we put it up

I am using this as a fence to keep my dog out of the area where our swimming pool used to be, until we can grow grass.Sturdy, strong. Works perfectly

Offre une bonne protection pour arbuste

A good purchase for snow.

Put a dog enclosure together with this, works well enough. Used staples to secure it with deck blocks and 4x4s. Pretty thin plastic, but it works.

This stuff didn't last a couple winter weeks in my back yard before it started to deteriorate.

This item comes up when you search “snow fence” which is not accurate. It is very low quality. I’m sure it would be fine as a safety fence, but it should not show in results when searching for a snow fence.