Do you have to loop this fence in a circle or square or can it be used as a single wall in a yard?
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It can be used as a single wall. Run one wire to the length you want then loop back the same direction 3-4 feet up/down or to the side of the wire back to the control box. Comes with illustrations of several options. Mine runs in a L shape.
1974536
As others have said the fabric can be attached to either side of the fence. I installed my fabric on the inside in my back yard which is also the side that the chain-link itself is on so the fabric is snugged up to it for a neater appearance.
2219602
I have a fenced in back yard that isn't very big and it's just the right size. I'm not much on dimensions.
21313
It would depend on the type of fence. Chain link- that would work. You might not be able to attach it securely on other types of fencing.
1834677
Not sure. It comes as one piece and you can order more to link up into sections as a fence. The piece itself is only 1 section
423631
You can only hang it horizontally, but you can use it any way you want. It doesn't have to be hung
645242
Its possible, however, you may have to buy additional units. All the pieces come individually so you can cut the length of the top an bottom rail to the lengths you need. In order to make it around your "slight corners" of the oval you may have to make several "shorter" fence panels to make the curve then open your panels back up to full lengths down the sides. Hope this helps
1694941
It's a loop. It won't work if there's a break. Once it's buried, the most likely source of a break is if you dig into the wire with a tool, rototiller, etc. I put in a few colored stakes when installing the wire to remember where it is.
1524580
As long as there is a large enough space between the garden and the outer loop, it is possible to do this. One simply goes around the garden and then makes the connection to the outer fence with by twisting the pair of wires instead of running them side by side. There are diagrams on the internet of how to do this. The twisting of the wires cancels the signal and allows the dog to cross, and also minimizes interference at the point of intersection.
331827
It can be a square, octagon, or a rectangle. You can get different clasps so it can open and be attached to another pen or fence. Hope this helps.
948067
Yes, you can. It is fairly pliable. I did complete 180's with it, by hand, the way I hooked it to the hooks on the wall! It seems to basically be electric fence wire with a plastic coating, so it is very good!
1974541
Just depends on how you want it to look. Personally I put it on the inside of the fence to sort of finish my yard. It's very pleasant to look at. Plus it avoids any type of vandalism. (gosh sorry we have to qualify the vandalism these days.) Lovely fence have had mine up for about three years and it's still going strong. Enjoy (keeps loads of dust out also)
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I've used this fence twice. The first time, we did bury it in a circle around the property. The second time, we weaved it above ground in a chicken-wire fence that was already there. It worked just fine either way. However, when using it above ground, you do have to worry about the line breaking more than if it was protected by being underground. This being said, if the line is going to be subjected to harsh elements, I would recommend a stronger wire (which you can pick up at any home improvement store or online). I hope this answers your question.
1307597
yes you can loop this around a post---I have it looped around my porch leg---it has two hooks on it one at each end so it is versatilehope this helps
121193
You can run it on 2 sides and use one trench for the return:-). The return line will need to be twisted as described in the instructions. The area you wish to keep the dog from crossing will have the returning wire at least 5 feet apart so you will have 2 trenches. I just put the wires on the ground until I install the fence. The dog will see the flags and know not to cross them. Just take your time training the pup but he/she will get it real fast. For a small dog turn the power to 2.
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It depends. What is the purpose of the fence? Is it for you to block a view you don't like? If so put it on your side. If it is to block your construction or your mess from the street then put it on the outside. Legally it doesn't matter
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It is one big piece square piece .. we had ours up against our house as well .. we layed it out inside the tent aread, then pulled it up .. was much easier than trying to put it around the outside of it .. used the door on one of the sides that was open to get in and out .. worked great .. We also used zipties to secure it to the tent.