Forest Net 150 cm x 50 m, mesh 19 mm, wire 1.5 mm — No name (S-13R150/19L)

Forest Net 150 cm x 50 m is a lightweight roll of protective mesh designed for forest protection, sapling and tree guarding, and temporary fencing. The netting has a 150 cm working height and 19 mm mesh size, with wire thickness of approximately 1.5 mm, supplying a balance of visibility and deterrence suitable for controlling access by wildlife and supporting young plants. Supplied in a 50 m roll, the net is intended for easy transport and on-site deployment where flexible, temporary or semi-permanent barriers are required.

Advantages

The mesh construction provides a consistent 19 mm aperture that limits access by small to medium-sized animals while allowing light and moisture to reach vegetation. At approximately 1.5 mm wire thickness the netting remains flexible for unrolling and shaping around irregular ground or stems, yet strong enough for repeated installations. The 50 m roll format reduces the number of joints required across longer perimeters and is compatible with standard forestry staples, posts or ties for quick anchoring.

Suitable for

• Protecting young trees and saplings from browsing damage
• Temporary perimeter fencing for reforestation sites
• Game exclusion and wildlife control in managed woodlands
• Nursery plots and small-scale agricultural enclosures

Key specifications

• Working height: 150 cm
• Roll length: 50 m
• Mesh size: 19 mm
• Wire thickness: approximately 1.5 mm
• Roll format for ease of transport and site deployment

How to use

Unroll the netting along the intended line and cut to the required length. Position posts or stakes at regular intervals and attach the net using staples, ties or clamps, ensuring the base is secured to prevent wildlife from pushing underneath. Overlap adjacent rolls by a suitable margin and fasten the overlap to maintain a continuous barrier. For tree and sapling protection, wrap sections around individual plants or use fixed collars, leaving sufficient space for growth and airflow.

Usage recommendations

Inspect installed sections periodically to check for damage, sagging or burrowing at the base. In areas with heavy browsing or larger animals consider additional reinforcement with stronger posts or closer post spacing. Remove or adjust netting as plants mature to avoid constriction and to allow maintenance operations.