R & G 36” x 100’ Hot-dip Galvanized Hardware Cloth - 1/4" Opening 23 Gauge Galvanized Chicken Wire Mesh for Flower/Vegetable Garden, Bird Cage/Poultry Netting, Snake Fence Screen, DIY Crafts

Hardware Cloth by R & G Home and Yard is the most ideal for your farm, home improvement and garden projects. Durable and versatile chicken wire mesh roll with a width of 24 inches and length of 25 feet, and 23 wire gauge thickness. Can be used in variety of applications like animal control, screen doors, gutter guards, cages (duck house, chicken coop, rabbit hutch, bunny cage, and small pet enclosure), garden wire fencing, tree guards, and craft projects. Our hardware cloth is galvanized after welded, hot dipped with multiple layers of zinc coating which offers maximum rust protection. Economic, eco-friendly, and easy to install.

• 1/4" x 1/4” square opening, 23-gauge chicken wire mesh roll, available in different sizes.
  
• Upgraded processing techniques: machine welded ensures uniform mesh wire throughout, each and every intersection securely welded together, worry free for frayed end after cutting. Hot dipped, multiple layers zinc coating, galvanized after welded offers maximum rust resistance and superior durability. BEST COST-EFFICIENT CHOICE for your project.
  
• Easily cut by wire cutter or tin snip. Our hardware cloth is strong enough while not too stiff to shape to your needs.
  
• Wide Range of Applications - Can be used to build chicken run/coop/tractor/grazing frames, duck house/pen/coop, rabbit hutch/bunny cage, opossum rehab, small pets enclosures. Can be used to make tree guards, farm fence, cage window, and added to the bottom of raised bed vegetable gardens and flower beds. Can also be used in concrete project to prevent the finish surface from cracking.
• Peace of Mind Protection Guard - Strong structure and small enough opening size can effectively protect your poultry and small pets from predators, such as coyotes, foxes, hawks, raccoons, minks, opossums, fishers, etc. Also, as a shield to protect strawberries, tomatoes, vegetable roots, plant bulbs, sprouts, buds, fruit trees from rodents, e.g., gophers, rats, squirrels, chipmunks, porcupines, groundhogs.