Dimensions tall fence for large vegetable garden 8 x 15 m

[Solrosen]

Thanks! The clamping ribs are homemade, cut to length 120x28 on the table saw. I believe they are 28x28 (4 per board).

Really nice! This is exactly something like we are planning for the summer.

What kind of ribs are clamping the nets? If the posts are 95x95, I guess they are clearly smaller than 45x45?

Thanks in advance.

/Ola

 

[fredrik.sleman]

Hello!

At the risk of not getting a reply:

Have you solved the gate and can you upload a picture?

Really nice project!
/Fredrik

 

[Solrosen]

Hi!

At the risk of not getting a reply:

Have you solved the gate and can you post a picture?

Really nice project!
/Fredrik

No, didn't get further with the gate. BUT the frame and wood are precut in the garage and the black gate hinges as well. The deer paid us a visit last fall, panic-eating everything they could get their hands on... so yes, the gate is a priority now this spring.

 

[Solrosen]

Hello!

At the risk of not getting an answer:

Have you solved the gate and can you post a picture?

Really nice project!
/Fredrik

A bit temporarily placed. It will be set up more, and then the gate posts will be woven together with some kind of topper/ornament/portal.

Frame and diagonal brace: 95x45
Clamping strips: 28x28
Same net as the enclosure

 

[Pjosk75]

It looks very nice.

What animals have been kept out?
I need to build a guard around American blueberries and haskap that hares fed on last winter.
The wildlife fence I'm considering has smaller holes in the netting at the bottom, 50x150, specifically to stop smaller animals like hares, while the reinforcement mesh is 150x150 or 200x200. Which I believe hares can get through.

 

[Solrosen]

It looks very nice.

Which animals have been kept out?
I need to build a protection around American blueberries and haskap berries that hares ate last winter. Wildlife fencing I'm considering has smaller holes in the mesh at the bottom, 50x150, to stop smaller animals like hares, while reinforcement mesh is 150x150 or 200x200. Which I believe hares can go through.

Exclusively deer for us. It's 150x150 (6mm gauge). Of course, you can add chicken wire at the bottom for small game, but our three cats are more than happy to chase competitors. Good luck👍

 

[Pjosk75]

Or weld a rebar in the lowest 3 rows. I assume hares rarely climb to get to food.

Need to calculate the whole thing. 50 meters of wildlife fence costs less than 25 pieces of reinforcement mesh, plus it requires fewer posts with fencing. The ground slopes so it might be easier with one method compared to the other.

 

[Solrosen]

Yep, we are wrapping up this project. Groundwork, fence, greenhouse, gate, and cultivation. Here are a couple of final images👌

 

[Farstatjej90]

I give your project 10 out of 10. You knocked this one out of the park.

 

[stugfar]

Really nice. And it is without a doubt the narrowest pergola I have seen in my entire life.

 

[Solrosen]

Thank you! The farm is now for sale —->>
https://www.hemnet.se/bostad/villa-7rum-orbyhus-tierps-kommun-akra-201-21612967