GoldPeak Black Hardware Cloth 1/2 inch 36in. x 50ft. 19 Gauge - Vinyl Coated Chicken Wire Mesh Roll Garden Fence Chicken Coop Wire Cage Wire Rabbit Wire Rodent Mesh Chicken Fence

The media could not be loaded.  Every year we end up with 40 plus bags of leaves, even though we only have 2 ash trees. Leaves blow from the park and neighbors surrounding the park into our yard. Last year was the last straw. 20 minutes after hubby and I finished raking, a strong wind came up and we had a foot of leaves covering our front yard.I used this hardware cloth for a temporary fence to keep everyone else’s leaves from collecting in our yard this year. It was easy to install onto steel u posts. I hung the cloth on the top hook of each post and used cable ties halfway down and at the bottom.The cloth is very sturdy but not unwieldy. I will be able to roll it up and reuse it next year and hopefully many more years afterward.The first 18 inches or so was a little sticky, so do not wear anything but work clothes when installing it. Gloves are helpful. 100 feet is pretty heavy, but I was able to manage by rolling it from post to post. I’m only 107 pounds, so anyone should be able to handle it.Overall, I’m very happy with the product. It gave me a neat and tidy effect for a temporary fence, with minimal sagging. And, it’s barely visible.

Used this on a chicken coop and it turned out great! Seems very durable and beats the crap out of having to paint the regular steel type of hardware cloth. Great price too!

This was exactly what I needed to make my 48-inch fence pass code for a swimming pool. Great product and looks to be very durable. No issues at all, no kinks or broken wires. Very satisfied with this purchase.

I have a 4 month old Golden Retriever who is teething and chews anything and everything in sight including the pressure-treated railing of my deck. Not good for the railing and definitely not good for the puppy. I tried a 10' section of galvanized 19 gauge hardware cloth from a big box store secured to the railing with cable ties. That provided the protection I wanted but the galvanized wire was rough and unsightly. I ordered the GoldPeak hardware cloth and hoped that it measured up in quality and thickness despite some reviews to the contrary. It did! It's actually thicker -- 18 gauge instead of 19 -- because Goldpeak didn't include the thickness of the PVC coating. It went up super easy and has passed the rigorous gnawing tests provided by my Retriever puppy.

Used to fence in under our deck, sturdy but easy to cut

This product worked fine for attaching to a metal fence to keep a small dog in. It cuts easily with a wire cutter and can easily be bent around posts etc. I had previously used some 14 gauge hardware cloth from Home Depot which was SUBSTANTIALLY heavier and sturdier (and more expensive). I needed an angle grinder with a cutoff wheel to cut the 14 gauge product and it could only be bent into small radius curves without tools. Different products for different applications despite their similarity.14 gauge - heavy duty, stiff, difficult to cut19 gauge - light duty, can be bent by hand and cut with common hand tools

This initially seemed thinner gauged than what I expected. That said, it is strong and has held up to adult raccoons.

We have just bought and installed this fence. The quality of the wire and coating was very good. The fence arrived in very good shape and was very well packaged. We put it up against an aluminum decorative fence and it blends in very well. You can see it if the sun is at a certain level, but for the most part it isn't very noticable.

Used aviation snips to cut it and a pneumatic crown stapler to fasten it to a giant cat cage. The cat comes and goes from a doggy door placed into the screen of my office. This product worked great and it took about two rolls to cover 4x4x8 foot dimensions.