Zippity 25in H Black Metal Fence, DIY Fence Kit | 25inH x 29.5W, 5 Panels + 6 Stakes, Great for Small Dogs, WF29001

Have ordered these several times for various flower bed. Fencing is easy to install, a good value, keeps my big dogs from trampling my flowers and looks neat and orderly. Can be arranged to fit any area and is easy to move and/or reposition as needed. Has held up for 2+ years now. Would recommend.

It is a perfect solution to protect a veggie or flower bed from a dog or even rabbits or other animals. Looks beautiful exactly as pictured. The material is sturdy. The design is perfect. I did not even need a hammer. Installed three packages easily and quickly. Works perfectly. Only wish is that they sell accessories such as a more narrow panels to accommodate different lengths of a flower bad, etc. Recommend without any reservation. Great to see such a nice product. Not cheap but very reasonably priced. It is very simple and easy to install, and it is very simple and quick to unassemble, or take apart to move.

I suppose it's about time I give these a review! I ordered for the first time on April 2nd to enclose a new flower bed. Realized I needed more for a second bed so ordered again. Since then, I've ordered two more times - that's how much I love these. Look, these aren't cheap, but you get what you pay for. I've had to move them several times (this is the first spring in my new house so lots of changes to the yard) and it's been a breeze. As other yard ideas occur to me, I've ordered more. Now I'm completely changing where they are currently and instead will put them on both sides of a new path (dogs keep running over the mulch and pea gravel, ugh)! It's a fairly long path so I'll need quite a few of these, but since I've already ordered four times and have about eight packs in total, I should be good to go. These are sturdy, look great, are easy to install, easy to move, and seem like they'll last a long time. VERY happy with this purchase!

Bought these to keep our toddler enclosed in our yard area away from the pool. They are super easy to install, sturdy and look nice. My only complaint is the “gate” portion is not much of a gate, just a little spring action hook. Seems to be a lot of extra money just for that. Otherwise, we’ve had one section of this fence for about 2yr and it looks to have minimal wear and tear

This is exactly what I was looking for. I didn't want to spend this much money at first, though, but in the end it's definitely worth it. I needed to make a small "yard" inside my backyard for my small aging dog. He's mostly blind now and was starting to get "lost" in the backyard and stuck in far off corners or behind bushes. Initially I just set up some smaller garden fencing that I had on hand and it was working pretty well although he managed to "escape" from it every so often still. The real issue came from my larger (also senior) dog who ended up injuring himself on it when he thought he could jump over it and instead got himself caught in it. This fencing however is at least twice the height (although you can still step over it if needed), but it's tall enough that my dogs don't even think about jumping it and the wire mesh is a much safer design than the decorative "leaf" detail that was in my old small garden fence (which is how my dog got caught). If you have a very large dog or one great at climbing or jumping, I doubt it would contain them, but my dogs (who vary between 20-55 pounds and fairly well behaved) have been respecting it. The little one loves that he still has his freedom outside without getting into predicaments. The stakes are very substantial and once installed the fence is incredibly sturdy. So much so in fact that when I realized I put one stake in a little crooked, I couldn't even get it back out! Oops! One thing to note is that the panels weren't quite as strong as I would have expected at this price, but they still feel very sturdy now that they are installed. However, most of mine came with a slight bend/curve in them so I just needed to bend them back a bit to make them straight. Also, even though you can step over it, I'm not always the most nimble so I left off the very last stake and then didn't quite hammer in the other end of that panel all the way so I can lift it up easily and open it in either direction as a "gate". I put down a couple low stones on either side to keep in in place and voila, worked like a charm. Overall the fence looks really nice and high quality. It is very see-through so not all that noticeable, but it still substantial enough to do it's job. Now I just need to wait for the weather to get a little warmer so I can re-seed my pup's little "mini-yard" since it clearly has taken a beating.

I don't usually post reviews of the items I buy, but this company and it's product took me by surprise. I ordered 2 sets of the fence and when they arrived, one box was torn and some of the stakes were missing. Well, you can't put the fence together without the stakes, so I emailed the company. I received a response in a very short time asking me which product it was. I replied. Again, a short while later, I was told replacement stakes would be sent. The next day I had the stakes!!! In this world of minimal customer service, it was such a pleasant surprise... no "can you send a photo" or "let me check with my manager", just "We will get those out to you"! The fence itself is fairly sturdy and easy to assemble. I am using it as a deer guard on my new bing cherry trees. Thumbs up for Zippety Outdoors fence and to Darren in customer service.

After reading through the reviews, I decided to buy this fence kit in order to protect my plants. After losing 3 plants because of kids that don't respect others' property, I needed a solution that would deter them from walking over the plants. This turned out to be a fast and, hopefully, effective solution. It took longer to take the kit out of the box than to actually installing it; at least it seemed that way since it was so easy. Here are a few things I found while installing this fence kit: First of all you need a rubber mallet, or at least you should use one if at all possible. If you use a hammer instead, you'll chip the paint off the spikes and it will rust easier. Another reviewer mentioned you can install the panels up-side-down if you want a fence that is consistently 25" in height all over. Yeah, you could, but the end result looks like you made a mistake and stubbornly decided to continue that way instead of correcting it. Personal opinion. Too bad there is no easy way to adjust the width of the panels. Don't get me wrong, it's a great kit; however, it's nearly impossible to have a clean, finished looking result when the last piece is short of reaching the natural end point. In my case I was off by 1 foot, and you will have a similar situation unless what you're fencing is a multiple of 29.5" (the width of 1 panel). Or to be more specific, you want your total width modulo 29.5" to be close to 0 since it's the last panel that matters. While installing the spikes, I found one area impossible to drive all the way down. Whatever was stopping the spike, be it rock or concrete or metal or whatever, it wouldn't go down any further. As a result, I had to adjust the starting point in order to go around the obstacle. Not ideal, but, having a curve or having one spike higher than others would have been even worst. It's quite probable you won't have this problem but just something to keep in mind. The kit came with instructions but more than likely it's unnecessary. Yes, it really is that simple.

we bought a few boxes of these to put around our lawn patches where we didnt want the dogs to pee on. these are sturdy and easy to install/put down in the grass. we've had them installed for almost two years now and they are still staying up great!

I very much like the ease of installation and appreciate that it stops my pup from getting into my veg garden. I knew when I bought it that it would not stop squirrels (darn it anyway) but it is still useful.

I was looking for fencing that was a little taller than the normal 12" type - to keep chickens out of a flower bed and this one seemed to strike a reasonable balance between being decorative, sturdy and economical. In the instructions it says to use a rubber mallet or a regular hammer to drive the stakes in - do NOT use a hammer because the paint will crack and/or come off. I would have expected it to be a bit more robust but it is not. Other than this it works perfectly, chickens are not able to get over it and it looks nice. With care it can be bent in cases where it is needed. It is expensive for the number of feet you get, given that it is made in China but overall I would say it is good value. Mar/2022. After almost 3 years of use, I would definitely recommend this fencing. It stays outside during the Winter and there has been no rusting.

An easy quick solution to contain 3 Morkie pups who are absolutely determined to get to the back boundary fence. We already have edging to stop them getting under it if they do but don't want to give them the chance to get somewhere they can be out of sight because they are little diggers and it backs onto a busy road. We've previously put up nylon mesh fencing which worked for a while but they finally figured out how to chew enough of a hole to get through. Now we can let them out to roam the garden without having to keep a constant eye on them and they have accepted that they can't get through it so have stopped trying.