How fine hole of the net?Is it like tea mesh or more like fish net?
62806
The netting is 7-1/8" x 7-1/8" square for vines. There are 8 squares across the 5 foot width. It is not "bird netting".
62807
It's like soccer netting. I'd buy th green netting. Blends in with garden better
62808
It's has four inch by four inch holes, prefect for growing vine crops like cucumbers.
62809
Probably like fish net. I used it all season long as a trellis for my cucumbers and tomatoes and it worked great!!! I would definitely buy it again. It was so well worth it.
1209234
Hi, the size of the holes for this net is 156 holes per square inch. You may need small holes for see um bugs.Thank you for your inquiry. RegardsYvonne
616346
The holes aren't very big. My son used it for catching minnows and it worked fine.
951840
This is a polyethylene net. I had it up for three month now and don't see any signs of damage ( deer had been chewing on my arborvitae and shrobs during the same time every wenter).
1543313
We didn't have experiences with either in SE Asia, but I doubt biting flies can fit thru the mesh. No see ums are quite small but again, the mesh is quite fine. I think it's better to bring a net than not, but this one was still finer in comparison to others I've seen.
670264
It's a very fine mesh. Nylon zipper; the zipper pull slides under a fabric tab so it doesn't catch on anything.
1768531
The ring is pretty rigid as it is made of metal; however I found that the hinged sections of the ring lost their strength over time. I would often take a swing at an insect only to have the ring partially collapse. If you only plan on using this net gently or for a short period of time I don't think you should have many problems.
1757858
It is average. My son has a few holes in it, but that is to be expected. He uses it all the time and he does not really care about the mesh having rips. I used some zip ties to close up the larger hole, but it is all good.
2293
How aggressively will the chickens pick at the netting. It's thin plastic mesh - about 1/32" thick. It seems to survive wind and weather very well. You'd have to tack or weight the lower edge down or they could go under it. It's very light.
2163604
I'm not sure on your answers except it doesn't have holes. I made planters out of them and they are the most beautiful planters with petunias and sewwt potato plants running over the sides. I love mine. good luck on your fish pond.
1234129
Yes it is very tight and it suppose to be that way. Don't worry you won't break the net. Works great one done right.
599674
Truthfully, I don know, but it is not thick. I am not able to tear the netting with my bare hands. It feels like 6-8 lb fishing line. I doubled it and used it for 3.5' fence around the garden.
178001
It is not super tight but it does the job. We went through 2 nets in 1 year and this one has lasted 2 years and still going strong.
1617135
It is very fine mesh and would probably work well... I use it for all kinds of things from straining tea to cleaning berries etc... very pleased with it...
616343
My kids have used the net to catch frogs. The holes are small & the net would work for minnows too.
867677
It's a piece of material closed at both ends (there's a small opening on one end that allows you to fill it with water) the weight of the water then keeps the net weighed down. Its smaller in diameter than it looks, I'm actually disappointed in the size and quality. It's a great idea however and kind of inexpensive.
1916276
My son is in high school, and he uses it all the time. Ideally, I would have liked the net to be thicker, but as of yet there are no rips or tears (we have had it for 9 months). The only thing that I do not like is the way you have to attach. The lacing part is fine, and probably the same with all nets, but they give you these strap-like devices for the corners, and they just don't stay in place. Not a big deal, but an annoyance. All in all, for the price, it is worth it.