What type of fencing in it ? Rubber? Wire? Cloth?
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It is a woven mesh. It can be chewed through (although I have yet to have that happen) so animals should not be left unattended outdoors. We have coyotes, so I would never take that chance. Check out the Kittywalk website. I think they probably have exact details.
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It's netting, not rubber and not wire. It's more like cloth or nylon, it's stretchy. I and the kitties really like it so far. We did have to use some zip ties on the hammocks on the tall area but once we did they are much more secure. Thanks!
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It has metal grommets all around the edge. They give you a wire to secure it.
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It's some sort of synthetic/nylon/polyester material. Very durable and relatively comfortable.
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Metal, most likely. I believe this manufacturer makes a separate product for fabrics.
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This is just a piece of fabric that come with zip ties to attach to a existing fence. You have seen it around construction sites and tennis courts more than likely.
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Not canvas, probably some nylon poly blend. I would think the product description should tell you.
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It is just a standard nylon with a strap adjuster with a choke chain to help obedience while walking. I went on YouTube.com and looked up how to do paracord over the nylon part to help strengthen it as well as being more personalized. I highly recommend that idea. Hope this helps and good luck!
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It is not a free standing fence but a roll of cloth to be attached to your existing fence. I used those plastic ties that slide tight to attach it to our wire fence. Our wire fence is made with a combination of sturdy 6x6 wooden posts and heavy duty six foot green metal stakes. We get very strong winds in the spring and green barrier cloth is holding up very well, with no tearing or fraying.
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Probably a piece of 1 1/2 PVC with a female slip to tread coupling, then a threaded / barbed fitting for hose w/ hose clamp
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A lightweight durable nylon. When installing unit, you might want to make sure that all of the bolts are weather-proof.
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black plastic .... we have ours on small "trees" that we cut down to fence post size and have them spaced every 8 feet apart ... that has withstood some pretty heavy snowfall this winter & we are pleased so far with the overall strength ... only time will tell how long the "plastic" itself will last. it has done a superb job of keeping the deer & other critters out.
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A heavy black cloth material. Best ever for our wood stove. Have used for three years, outside is dirty but not worn.
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I agree with David. It looks from the weight that the #6050 DeerBlock Netting is lighter, more like bird netting. The Deer Barrier Fencing is made of much thicker plastic, making the overall roll heavier. Other than some gaps made by weed whackers and rabbits (which can chew through this), this is very durable and tough fencing.I eventually added 1" mesh metal chicken wire (18" high) at ground level to thwart the rabbits and mowing service and save the deer fence. The wire extends about a foot up, and the bottom of the plastic deer fence overlaps it on the outside starting about 6" off the ground. I agree with David. It looks from the weight that the #6050 DeerBlock Netting is lighter, more like bird netting. The Deer Barrier Fencing is made of much thicker plastic, making the overall roll heavier. Other than some gaps made by weed whackers and rabbits (which can chew through this), this is very durable and tough fencing.I eventually added 1" mesh metal chicken wire (18" high) at ground level to thwart the rabbits and mowing service and save the deer fence. The wire extends about a foot up, and the bottom of the plastic deer fence overlaps it on the outside... » Read More I agree with David. It looks from the weight that the #6050 DeerBlock Netting is lighter, more like bird netting. The Deer Barrier Fencing is made of much thicker plastic, making the overall roll heavier. Other than some gaps made by weed whackers and rabbits (which can chew through this), this is very durable and tough fencing.I eventually added 1" mesh metal chicken wire (18" high) at ground level to thwart the rabbits and mowing service and save the deer fence. The wire extends about a foot up, and the bottom of the plastic deer fence overlaps it on the outside starting about 6" off the ground. « Show Less
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Heavy duty nylon I think.Anyway It holds my 340lbs and I feel safe using it.
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Ronald, I bought the fence for my backyard in Washington, DC, where we have a deer problem. It's good quality polypropylene? plastic, seems strong enough. I staked in with green 6 ft metal posting, but also used zip ties to fasten them. I spaced them about 8 - 10 feet. I cut the fence down to about 7 ft. If I have alot of open space the deer would jump my fence, so I would make it higher. Hope this helps
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It seems to be a very heavy duty cloth of some sort. Could be plastic though. Like nylon maybe. It has enough texture to grip a mouse ball if you aren't using an optical mouse. I use at work and like it very much.
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It is similar to a mesh; a little stiffer and lighter than cloth, but not plastic. It can touch the foliage, but trapping air beneath it increases the protection.