10 Panels No Dig Decorative Outdoor Garden Fence for Yard, 40 in(H) X 23.6 ft(L) Animal Barrier Fencing Rustproof Metal Wire Panel Border for Dog, Rabbits, and Patio Temporary Ground Stakes

Easy to install, low profile, nice looking decorative fence. Will it hold a Rottweiler? Probably not. Will it hold a dog that will respect a visual boundary? Absolutely. Would I trust this thing in a tornado? Nope. Or if a full grown adult fell into it after a few too many cocktails! No way. But it does the job. Our neighborhood requires front yards to have “decorative” fencing and this was about $1000 cheaper than the comparable option at Lowe’s.

I ordered this fencing to keep the dogs away from a section of my garden. They worked so well and look great that I ordered more of the 24" and also the 40". They were also so easy to put up. If I need more fencing, I'll be ordering more.

I needed a high enough fence to keep my dogs from being able to jump over it even off the deck. We reduced the size of "their" yard by 70%, and they are going to try to get it back for a while. The temporary fence I chose needs to last at least two (if not three) seasons while the new sod I'm having laid takes root and thickens. That's why I spent a little over $400 on three sets for these panels.In general, it is decent. I think it will do the job. However . . .1. Half of the panels were slightly bent (meaning the panels would not lay flat on a surface). We alternated the panels so the bend was on one side and then the opposite side for the next panel in hopes that the opposing pull from the surrounding panels will eventually straighten all the panels. In the completed fece, some panels really show the bend while others are less obvious.2. One panel was badly bent at the top, and we had to straight it by hand. It doesn't look right yet, but it looks less bent.3. We used a rubber mallet, yet two of the rounded tops chipped off paint on the first strike. I'll paint it with some Rustoleum, but I shouldn't have to.4. I wish they sold additional panels as singles because we were two short to get to the back fence and had to improvise using some older, shorter panels we had for the final few feet.Nothing is perfect, so these are fine. If they last as they claim they will ("rust-proof"), the high price tag will be worth it (because it will protect a much bigger investment of thousands of dollars in sod).

If you’re in a pinch before you’re ready to invest $$$$$ in a permanent fence or you’re in the middle of a move this is the solution.Dogs stay contained inside of this fence and it’s sturdy.Our 45 lb dog respects the fence and doesn’t challenge it. We did purchase the 40 inch tall version.Easy to install and allows dog to get outdoors when we’re unable to walk.Good brand Worth the money.

Product is excellent and easy to install. It looks like a city park when you’re finished. From our stand point it’s just the right height to keep rabbits from eating all of our native plants!

These fences are lightweight and so easy to install. They also look very nice in the yard. I feel secure in knowing that most wildlife will not be able to enter the garden. I hope they are in good shape from year to year. I am pleased with this product. I do wonder how they would be able to restrain a large dog with intent to get out.

Easy to install and it has held up great for being installed 1 month.We got this to section off our veggie gardens to keep dogs and local wildlife from exploring in. It was super easy to install, looks great and at the 24" height is still easy to reach over for easy access.We haven't had any issues with rusting yet and while some say they wish the stakes were longer we pushed the bottom of the gate into the mulch and soil to minimize critters digging under it.

NOTE: The image that shows measurements is incorrect. These panels are only 28" wide, not 29" wide. Additionally, the 28" measurement includes the loop brackets on either side through which the tie rods will go. So when you overlap the loops on two panels, you will have 28" plus 27".If you're measuring a space and planning to have a series of 29" fence panels for it, you're going to end up several inches short. That's what happened to me. I need a run of 21' 9" and a side run of 9' 8". I thought 9 panels on one side and 4 on the other would do it but they won't. I will need 10 and 5, and the space enclosed will be a bit bigger than I planned.So do take into account the narrower than advertised sizes.