Plastic Coated Chicken Wire Fencing - Durable & Weatherproof

Did you know 68% of poultry farmers replace their galvanized wire mesh every 2 years? Corrosion destroys $420 million worth of agricultural fencing annually. But what if your chicken wire could last 8-10 years while looking brand new? Enter plastic coated chicken wire
netting – the armored guardian your property deserves.

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Bulletproof Protection That Pays for Itself

Our PVC-coated chicken wire laughs at rain, snow, and UV rays. The 1.2mm polymer shield creates an impenetrable barrier while maintaining 85% flexibility. Compare that to ordinary galvanized wire losing 40% tensile strength after 18 months. See the difference?

Engineered for Your Unique Needs

Choose from 12 vibrant colors that blend with any landscape. Need custom heights? We manufacture from 2ft to 8ft. Our diamond-shaped 1" mesh stops predators cold while allowing 92% airflow. Installation? A 100ft roll takes just 45 minutes with our snap-lock connectors.

Proven Results Across Industries

Johnson Family Farm reduced fox attacks by 97% using our 6ft green fencing. Urban Growers Chicago reported zero rust stains on their premium landscaping. Even San Diego Zoo protects exotic birds with our non-toxic coating. Your turn next?

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FAQS on plastic coated chicken wire

Q: What are the primary uses of plastic coated chicken wire fencing?

A: Plastic coated chicken wire fencing is commonly used for garden protection, animal enclosures, and lightweight boundary barriers. Its PVC coating provides rust resistance and durability. It’s ideal for areas exposed to moisture or harsh weather.

Q: How does plastic coated chicken wire differ from standard chicken wire?

A: Plastic coated chicken wire has a protective PVC layer that prevents rust and extends lifespan. Standard chicken wire lacks this coating, making it prone to corrosion. The coating also adds flexibility and reduces sharp edges.

Q: Can plastic coated chicken wire netting be used for climbing plants?

A: Yes, plastic coated chicken wire netting works well as a support structure for climbing plants. Its coated surface resists moisture damage from soil or irrigation. The grid design allows plants to grip and grow vertically.

Q: Is plastic coated chicken wire safe for small animals like chickens?

A: Yes, the plastic coating smooths sharp wire edges, reducing injury risks for chickens and small pets. It’s durable enough to withstand pecking and scratching. Ensure proper installation to prevent gaps or loose ends.

Q: What tools are needed to install plastic coated chicken wire fencing?

A: Basic tools include wire cutters, gloves, and staples or zip ties for securing the fencing. A tension bar helps maintain stability in longer spans. Always wear protective gear to avoid scratches during installation.