Poultry And Fruit Cage Netting 17mm For Chicken Runs

This poultry and fruit cage netting is used for containing chickens and reducing bird access to fruit and vegetable crops in walk in fruit cages. It suits chicken runs,  and fruit cages where airflow and light are still required.

Sold by Gardening Naturally for nearly 18 years and used by poultry keepers and gardeners across the UK, this netting is commonly chosen for chicken runs, fruit cages, and allotment growing areas. It is suitable for routine outdoor use where airflow, light access, and crop protection are required. Its mesh layout supports day to day garden and poultry management throughout the growing season.

Poultry Netting For Chicken Runs And Poultry Enclosures

The netting is commonly installed around chicken runs to help prevent poultry escaping. Its flexible plastic structure allows it to be fixed to frames or fencing while maintaining tension across the enclosure.

Fruit Cage Netting For Bird Protection

The poultry and fruit cage netting is supplied with 17mm x 17mm square mesh. This mesh size prevents entry by smaller birds while maintaining air circulation and access for pollinators. When installing on a fruit cage, it is recommended to pair it with bird netting on the roof for complete coverage.

Outdoor Plastic Netting For Year Round Use

Made from toughened plastic, the netting resists pecking from chickens and can remain outdoors through changing weather conditions without rapid deterioration.

Netting For Fruit Cages And Poultry Runs

This mesh can be cut to size and fixed using ties, clips, or hooks, making it adaptable for a wide range of garden and allotment layouts.

Mesh size: 17mm x 17mm
Material: plastic netting

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Can this netting be used for temporary chicken runs

Yes, it can be attached to portable frames for temporary poultry enclosures.

Will the netting reduce airflow in a fruit cage

The open mesh allows air movement throughout the cage structure.

Is the netting suitable for raised bed protection

It can be fixed to frames around raised beds to reduce bird access.

Can this netting be used with wooden frames

The mesh can be stapled or tied to timber structures.

Does the mesh block sunlight from plants

The design allows sunlight to reach plants without heavy shading.

Can the netting be removed and reused

It can be taken down and refitted if handled carefully.

How Do You Fix Poultry And Fruit Cage Netting In Place?

The netting can be secured using ties, clips, or S hooks, which help to keep the mesh stretched tightly and stable along the frame.