4 ft. x 100 ft. Galvanized Welded Wire Garden Fence, 2 in. x 4 in. Mesh
The Welded Wire Fence with 2 in. x 4 in. Mesh is one of the most versatile mesh fencing products. Delineate property lines, protect a garden, or keep livestock safe with this all-purpose wire fence. It is flexible and easy to manipulate, but sturdy enough to withstand harsh conditions and last for years. This is a 48 in. x 100 ft. wire fence roll.
The Welded Wire Fence with 2 in. x 4 in. Mesh is one of the most versatile mesh fencing products. Delineate property lines, protect a garden, or keep livestock safe with this all-purpose wire fence. It is flexible and easy to manipulate, but sturdy enough to withstand harsh conditions and last for years. This is a 48 in. x 100 ft. wire fence roll.
- Red Brand welded wire fence is one of the most versatile wire products made
- Sturdy welds keep mesh spacing uniform and distortion free
- Vertical wires are cut flush top and bottom to prevent snagging
- Wire fence is galvanized before welding for longer life
- 2 in. x 4 in. mesh
- 48 in. x 100 ft. wire fence roll
Additional information
Primary Color | Gray |
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Primary Material | Wire |
Product Height | 4 ft. |
Product Length | 100 ft. |
Product Width | 100 ft. |
Product Weight | 63 lb. |
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by Fox
Sturdy fencing for animal containment at a competitive price point. Keeps our chickens in and doggos out. We ran 36 inch burlap curtain around the bottom run to keep the chickens heads in and away from biting dogs.
by Olivia
The fence works well in protecting our chickens. Tractor Supply had everything we needed to build the fence. The associates were very helpful, in finding what we needed, and in loading the fencing.
by Zyann
Nice heavy wire, works great for our chicken pen. A bit cumbersome to work with but cuts easily if needed & seems strong enough to withstand harsh weather.
by Doggo
Holds up well so far purchased for a temp fence for 3 large non model citizen doggos and seems to be doing it purpose
by Carmell
Easy to work with – a one woman job. Great for clever goats intent on the allegedly greener stuff on the other side.
by Granny
We used it to keep the puppies from digging under a newly installed fence the were jumping over. Cut i strips dug 1’ deep trench poured 3” concrete covered with dirt working perfectly. Chippewa store is my favorite everyone is very friendly and willing to help.
by Tryn
Saw it before I bought it so I knew it was a lighter gauge wire which worked perfectly for my project. The price was considerably better than the heavier gauge wire.
by Ebbe
It’s a good product but when I pulled on it to tighten the fence I broke some of the welds. Over all it’s getting the job done.
by Belcher
Easy to work with and looks great. Garden is the highlight of summer so this year when the deer started to trample and destroy it was time to fence.
by Priya
Everything I needed to do this job, one stop! Easy to work with and put up. Quality was what I needed and very competitive prices.
by Curtis
Was surprised when we realized the fencing we had in the same location previously was only 40” tall. We had recently fenced the area with field fencing. We purchased a 48” roll. It didn’t work out as we’d hoped, our dogs were able to get out through the fence. We decided to replace it with welded wire. Much to our surprise the welded wire was much taller than the field fencing. Much to our surprise, the field fencing was much shorter than the 48” roll we had payed for. The welded wire was exactly 48”.