Blingluck Garden Fence, 22 in(H) x 10.83 ft(L) Arched Rustproof Metal No Dig Fence Garden Fence Border, Ground Stake Animal Barrier Fence for Rabbit Dog, Outdoor Decor for Yard & Patio

Cerca de sencilla estructura, sin embargo lo suficientemente resistente para usar el martillo al asegurar en la tierra, eso si, se cae la pintura al martillar y queda la punta color gris metal, en lo personal no me importa, pero lo menciono para tenerlo en cuenta. Buscábamos alejar al perro de las plantas y se logró el propósito, entonces para nosotros fue justo lo que necesitábamos. Si la recomiendo.

I bought cheap metal fencing at Lowe's 2 years ago to go around my flowerbed (to keep the dogs out). It never looked very nice, and the black Lab kept bending it and pulling it out of the soil when she stepped over the top so she could use my flower bed to lie in the sun. Two years later, it was falling apart, with broken welds, and it definitely wasn't keeping the dog out. This fencing is completely different - it's very sturdy with strong welds, much longer prongs to push down into the soil so it's sturdy and stable. It's attractive, easy to put together and install, and I'm very pleased with it. I'm sure it will last for a number of years at least - there's nothing flimsy about it. It's also a few inches taller than the cheap stuff, and so far it's keeping the dog out. I think it was a good value and well-worth the cost - not that much more expensive than what I bought at Lowe's, but much higher quality.

Bought this to keep wild rabbits off of my new apple trees and shrubs. Just the right height, looks nice and was easy to install. A week in and nothing has been chewed on so I’m happy.

This decorative fencing is the best design I’ve seen. It’s because you don’t have to push the decorative fence into the ground like the others. You just stand the fence where you want it & drive the connection posts into the ground. It is by far the easiest decorative fence to install. The posts are sturdy enough that you don’t have to drive them all the way down like pictured. I drove them down so that the ball on the post was still at the top level of the arc of the fence. This has 2 advantages. (1) You don’t risk hitting the fence segment with the hammer (2) The post sticking up about 2” eliminates the gap between the fence segments (Our Yorkie doesn’t think about lumping over the fence at the gap). I also used a rubber mallet so it doesn’t scratch the paint on the ball on top of the post. This how I handled segments less than a full segment. If the gap was more than 1/2 of a full segment, I used black zip ties to attach the partial segment to the last full segment. If it was less than a 1/2 segment I used a 2”x 4” galvanized wire mesh fence piece & paint it black to match it.

Mis mascotas constantemente escarbaban las jardineras, dañandolas, con esto se limito el acceso y resolvió el problema.