Electric Netting green double prongs

An optimal protection for your hens:

In addition to enclosing your little protégées, our nets prevent predators like foxes and martens from approaching the hens, hence the importance of electrifying the net.

As for the electrifier, Terwagne Elevage offers you a complete range of devices specially designed for this type of fence.

Detail

•          For hens, geese, turkeys, guinea fowl …
•          Vertical and horizontal wires sealed with discs allowing a stable geometry;
•          Length: 15, 25 and 50 meters;
•          Reinforced top and bottom wires;
•          Number of posts: 6 in 15 meters, 9 in 25 meters and 15 in 50 meters;
•          Replacement posts available;
•          Post with double anchor point;
•          Guaranteed 3 years against UV;
•          Tighter mesh in the lower area of the net (7.5 cm x 5.5 cm);
•          Bottom wire not electrified;
•          Our nets are designed to be connectable with each other.

Placement

Take the elements out of the packaging and lay the net flat on the ground, grab all the posts and plant the first one at the starting point of your fence. Then, unroll the entire net by placing the posts on the ground one after the other. Be careful, if your fence is square, lay the net in a U shape on the ground.

Once the net is fully unrolled on the ground, pull up the second post and plant it firmly in the ground. Be sure to tighten the net properly and repeat the operation for each post.

Form angles if you want a closed enclosure. To properly tighten the posts, use the elements contained in the bag and tie the string to the post and the peg, then plant the peg in the ground.

To move the net, take the first post out of the ground. Then move towards the next post, take it in hand and gather it with the first one, letting the wire drag on the ground. Repeat the operation until the last post.

Lay the net flat and roll it up starting from the side opposite the posts, tie the net with the strings around the posts.