Premium Walk-In Garden Cages 27mm 1.5m / 4m / Black Bird/Fruit Netting Reviews

4.5 Rating 6 Reviews

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“Very good. Easy to put together”

2 Helpful Report

Posted 4 years ago

“Very good quality value for money. simple to erect but does need two people.”

5 Helpful Report

Posted 5 years ago

“Very robust, heavy duty aluminium frame. Black powder coating looks good. Joints are also very robust and appear to be resilient to rust. Easy to erect, could be done by one person but very much easier with two. Instructions are OK, but a little more detail would be beneficial. However most people contemplating doing it themselves will find them OK. Cable ties make it easy to attach the netting, however, it may be worth using garden twine so that removal is easier (and less likely to leave bits of plastic) if you wish to remove the roof for instance if heavy snow is likely. Overall, very pleased.”

16 Helpful Report

Posted 5 years ago

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2 Helpful Report

Posted 5 years ago

“Good quality cage worth paying the extra for. We had a part missing, so we were delayed but they got the part to us within 2 days. I would also say the instructions were not that clear but then again a fruit cage is not that complicated.”

5 Helpful Report

Posted 5 years ago

“This is a nice rugged structure and fairly easy to install. Two things could be better. I gave up trying to stretch diamond pattern netting into rectangular shapes a long time ago - I once had to do a mathematical analysis of why this is impossible for an MSc project - so was unimpressed by this being supplied for the roof. The square netting for the sides is fine. I bought some more square netting for the roof. Secondly, the thin wire pegs supplied for anchoring the bottom of the netting to the ground are useless. They are too thin to hold in the sort of well dug soil most people will be erecting a fruit cage on. As it happened I already had some thick plastic pegs that did the job.”

18 Helpful Report

Posted 7 years ago