10 Panels 22in(H)×10ft(L) Decorative Garden Fences and Borders for Dogs No Dig Metal Fence Panels Garden Edging Border Fence for Animal Barrier Fencing for Flower Beds Yard

Fourth year addition. 2022 two sets added third if needed)Every year I buy two sets. First two kept dogs from the side walk off the new sod on the tiny 10 foot grass space. After leaving for a few weeks they peed so much the grass took a year to bring back.Then, purchased two sets to line the sidewalk along a 10 foot Polinator garden surrounding a tree in the right of way.Next, bought two sets to add along the right of way facing the cross streets. Now, tall newly planted Pollinators can fill that side offering a lovely drive by appeal for everyone passing by.Now, this year, three for a group of tall pollinators around a telephone pole. Keep the dogs off from the curb.Plus, for along the pollinators fa ring the street so they don’t wilt on the small sidewalk I built for the neighbor to step onto when they get out of their car. The fence will keep the new flowers from dropping on the children.It’s quite an investment. But they look nice. This vintage community is the oldest in this city. Since moving here working on the property and joining the board the entire neighborhood is peeking up with all sorts of flowers to landscaping.As for the cost, it’s pricey for the product. I did get some discounts. This last single buy of five was 10% off.Overall, they do add a nice curb appeal. Keep the tall pollinators inside the bounds of their garden which adds appeal.They match the newly added black roof and porch pillars and deck.They’re subtile enough to not to distract from the flowers. For the small space of grass I can remove them to mow if I wanna detail better. But they do handle the weeder no issues.If you use these for a lot of space it’s an expense Investment. For me, this is why I bought a little every year. Sometimes for a sale price.These are unlike any in the neighborhood. They’re unlike any at the stores in the county. They’re classy.As for rust, I’ve not had any issues except for the one that got bent by accident by a worker when they were cleaning up trees from Derecho. It was a storm that uprooted 60% of trees in the county.A light buff with metal sand paper and primer paint spray and they are good as new.You can imagine in a neighborhood with 100 year old trees what they was like.Overall I’m super happy. Glad this style is continuously carried.It’s possible I’ll be buying another set this year depending on how everything grows and looks when I’m done with the front yard finishing touches to the new porch updates and tile work.My sis gave me 100 plus year old French tile she found at her 1800’s NY state property. I made a two step retaining wall along two sides of a paver walk way. I think these would look nice supporting the flowers in a small polinator garden behind one of these walls.Seriously, even if you only use a set they really look eye catching in my opinion.Worth the long term investment⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💯/\ updateThird purchase. Every year add a set or in this case two in 2021What began as keeping dogs from peeing om the tiny lawn space next to a side walk turned into a journey.Upon planting a substantial pollinator garden around a tree in the right of way added two sets of these to keep the taller more unruly pretties from draping onto the sidewalks.Since Derecho slammed into the property at 140 mph ripping off roofing, fascia and making the house a tree taco, the repairs are almost complete. To include black trim around windows and the porch posts, etc. Setting these lovelies off only a new level of actually matching with the house coordination.Despite being pricey decided look and usefulness outweigh this cost.Easy to remove and relocate while mowing or doing garden work this cute fence is super easy to work with and return.One thing I've done to help is taken black ties I save from packaging unwraps. These work great to help the corners if angles stay together for added stability.Update above for third purchaseThese weather well through winter. One loop hunt showed rusting after winter upon inspection. Easy fix with flat black Rustoleum after wiping the rust.First order was two sets. Just ordered one more to extend the fence four more feet on the driveway side. Using the extra to frame the front of the strawberry garden facing the street on the other side of the front of the house balancing the appearance of the curb appeal.So far so good. No dogs on the sod and it’s grown out again filling in the spots from local dogs prior to the fence install.The pricing is high for what I needed. The ease of use and appearance make me like the fence very much.———- update ⬆️ ——————-After adding new sod used a temp mesh fence until finding a deterrent for local dogs from peeing on the grass. Causing spotting.This fence is, for me, attractive, simple to install, and maintain.One caution, the metal is flexible and can bend when installing. It’ll bend back. Just be careful.For the reviewers who mentioned rusting. Might I suggest trying a rust inhibiting spay should there be a concern or issue.For the price, amazon prime shipping, simplicity of installation, appearance, and overall experience I’m highly recommending this decorative fencing.

Exactly what I expected and wanted. I was looking for some discreet border fencing to put along my flowerbeds and walkways to hold holiday lights. Discreet is right. These are barely noticeable. The pieces are 18 inches total, but only about 12 inches is above ground. One of my main concerns, and why I wanted a thin, easy to bend metal, is my soil. It has a lot of rocks. A lot. They are impossible to avoid. I was able to bend the legs to go in the ground while avoiding rocks without having to move the whole fence piece and mess up the line. It's perfect. The pieces come pre-attached. They can be easy or not as easy to separate depending on the piece, but I 100% appreciated the pre-linking. It took much less time to put them up. The good thing about the thin wire is that it can be bent to make/follow a curve or bypass an obstacle and cut without power tools to fit your space if need be.-- Do they work? Yes, for me and my simple purpose of stringing holiday lights through them.-- Are they sturdy? Yes and no. Yes, they went into the ground (softened by rain) without issue and are standing up as expected. But no, they're not "sturdy" in the way that they couldn't be bent up by a toddler.-- Can animals get past it? Yes, of course.-- What kind of animals? Depends on the size and agility of the animal. It's a border fence, not a privacy or security fence. It's mostly for flowerbeds and decorative purposes. If the animal or person is able to step or push over a 1 foot tall barrier that's as thick as a piece of cardboard, then they can go past this fence if they want to. If the spaces are too far apart and something small is getting through, line up 1 row of fence, then line up another directly behind it and offset the pieces to close the gaps. Zip tie the rows together and you're good.-- Is this a long-term border? Possibly. Over time, the legs will rust and weaken depending on the amount of moisture in the dirt. The fence will start leaning due to wind and its own weight. If you want this "cheap fix" to last longer, you can always double up your fence pieces to thicken them and add stability. Zip tie a 2nd row directly behind the first row.If you go through the reviews, most of the negative posts are from people who didn't pay attention to the measurements that are given in the title, product info, and then again for all the customers asking "what are the measurements?" in the questions section and/or from people expecting professional border fencing for little money. That's not the seller's or the product's fault. You can tell by the product pictures that the metal is thin. You can also tell by the info given (taken with a grain of salt bc sellers are trying to sell you a product). Ultimately, if you're still not sure after reading the product info, seeing the pictures, and reading reviews... look at the price. You're paying for cheap fencing and you're getting cheap fencing. Online shopping is easy. Don't make it hard.

The price, size and quality were good.Based on the images online, I thought they were single pieces. They were all connected but easy enough to disconnect using a large screwdriver to pry the hooks open.I did purchase these to extend the protection for my strawberry patch. One side of the patch is block wall of a raised planter. It's only accessible from the sides and front so my large dogs lost interest in hanging out there.The design was similar in decoration and worked well with the existing fence pieces I had in place.

These fence sections are really sturdy and pretty. I love the 2 shorter panels that allow more flexibility in size.