Heavy Duty Galvanized Ground Peg 300mm

Thank you for the e-mail.

Our chicken wire netting is a lightweight fencing option, and customers have used this type of mesh to fence off gaps at the bottom of a hedge. Chicken wire tends to be used where the mesh is intended primarily as a deterrent to the dog. The advantage of chicken wire netting is that it is quite flexible, and so can be moulded to the shape of the hedge. We offer a green PVC coated chicken wire netting in a 500mm wide roll.

However, if your dog is likely to aggressively try to break through the mesh, then you may require something more rigid such as a welded mesh. This will not be as flexible as chicken wire netting, but will be a stronger mesh.

In terms of pinning the mesh to the ground, we offer ground pegs. In terms of fixing the mesh into place, customers tend to source small wooden stakes and then staple the mesh directly onto the stake. Alternatively, some customers have used a thin tie wire to wire the mesh directly onto the branches of the hedge.

Dear Annie,

Our arch top fencing has prongs at the bottom of the roll that can be pushed into the ground. If you would like to secure the fencing to the ground more firmly then you can also use some galvanized ground pegs.

In order to support the fence, you will require a post or stake every couple of metres.

Thank you for your enquiry.

The 300mm pegs are approx. 6mm in diameter.