Poultry Netting
20mm Multi-Purpose, Heavy-Duty Bird Netting
28mm Chicken/Poultry Netting - Made to Order
30mm Knotless Starling Netting - Made To Order
28mm Starling Netting - Stone - Made To Order
28mm Starling Netting - Black - Made To Order
20mm Sparrow Netting (Knotless) - Made To Order
Poultry barrier net
Plastic Game Bird Netting 18mm - 2m Wide
75mm Mesh Aviary Netting - Made To Order
45mm Mesh Aviary Netting - Made To Order
Poultry Nets
Huck Nets poultry netting is ideal for both at-home and commercial chicken coops and enclosures, designed to fence off areas or keep your poultry in one space while still allowing them plenty of room to move around!
Our superb range includes various polypropylene and polyethene net sizes, so you can get the best fit for your application. Plus, you can choose from 18 to 45mm mesh sizes, all of which are treated for UV protection and rot resistance for long-lasting use.
Our bespoke bird netting will keep out predators and stop your feathered friends from escaping their enclosure, protecting your livestock around the clock. We also provide a range of fixings so you can secure your netting correctly and effectively.
Need a custom size? We are more than happy to discuss your requirements and create a netting solution that’s perfect for you. Contact us today for more information about our bespoke poultry fencing service.
Shop now and keep your birds safe with Huck Nets poultry netting!
FAQs
Poultry netting is a good cost-effective way of keeping foxes, badgers, cats and other predators away from your chickens and hens. Make sure you install it securely with no weak points or places where animals could get in. Using top-quality netting – like ours at Huck Nets – is also important, as a thin or weak mesh won’t do the job. Poultry netting and chicken wire serve the same purpose – they're both effective at keeping chickens and other poultry within a specific area. Poultry netting tends to be made from polyethylene or polypropylene, while chicken wire is made from thin steel. Chicken netting is much easier to erect than electric fencing. Electric netting is more expensive, and you need to ensure the power is always on for it to be effective. Chicken netting is a great choice for keeping birds in a confined space. Alternatively, you could use both in conjunction for maximum protection! It's recommended for chicken nets to be at least 4 feet high, although you may want to extend this if you have particularly clever birds!Will poultry netting keep predators out?
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