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Frequently Asked Questions
How does standard netting compare to premium netting?
Standard electric netting is a dependable and budget-friendly choice for everyday livestock management. It offers reliable containment, is lightweight, and is easy to move when needed. Premium netting is generally built with heavier-duty materials and added reinforcement, making it a suitable option for larger operations or more demanding conditions.
What animals is standard electric netting suitable for?
Our standard electric netting is ideal for containing poultry, sheep, goats, and other small livestock. It also helps discourage common predators when connected to a suitable energizer. Choosing the correct net height and mesh size for your animals will ensure the best level of safety and performance.
How long does standard netting typically last?
Made from durable, weather-resistant materials, standard electric netting is designed to provide years of dependable service. With proper setup, routine maintenance, and careful storage when not in use, it can typically last 5 to 10 years, depending on weather conditions and how frequently it is used.
Is standard netting easy to set up and move?
Standard electric netting is designed with portability in mind, making it quick to install, remove, and reposition. Its lightweight construction and built-in posts allow you to create temporary paddocks or move fencing for rotational grazing with minimal time and effort.
Do I need a separate energizer for standard netting?
Standard electric netting must be connected to a compatible fence energizer to deliver an effective electric pulse. The energizer powers the conductive wires, helping keep livestock safely contained while deterring predators. Be sure to choose an energizer that matches the total length of your fencing.
How many rolls do I need to enclose my pasture?
The number of rolls you need depends on the total perimeter of the area you want to fence and the length of each netting roll. Measure your pasture boundary, divide it by the roll length, and allow a little extra for gateways, uneven ground, or future adjustments.