Safety Net Trixie TX39539 for Dogs — Outdoor Black, Iron/Plastic/Metal/Nylon Construction, Powder-Coated

Trixie TX39539 safety net for dogs is an outdoor protective barrier made from combined iron, plastic, metal and nylon elements with a powder-coated finish. The product is designed to prevent dogs from leaving a designated area or falling from balconies and terraces. Constructed for outdoor use, the safety net integrates ten 1 m poles with pointed ends and a detachable net fixed by sturdy clips to provide a flexible, weather-resistant partition for temporary containment.

Advantages

The construction combines powder-coated metal and durable plastic and nylon components to resist corrosion and everyday weather exposure. Ten poles with 20 cm pointed tips ensure secure anchoring in soil or soft ground while the net attaches quickly with robust clips for fast assembly and disassembly. The modular design allows flexible layout and positioning, and the black finish is unobtrusive in outdoor settings.

Suitable for

• temporarily fencing dogs in gardens and campsites
• creating a safety barrier on balconies and terraces
• sectioning off outdoor areas during travel or short stays
• preventing pets from accessing hazardous or off-limits zones

Key specifications

• Material: combination of metal (powder-coated), iron, plastic and nylon components
• Number of poles: 10
• Pole length: 1 m each
• Pole tip length for anchoring: 20 cm
• Attachment: sturdy clips for securing the net to poles
• Colour: black
• Intended use: outdoor temporary safety barrier

How to use

Choose a level location suitable for temporary containment and insert the poles into the ground using the 20 cm pointed tips for a secure hold. Unfold the net and attach it to the poles with the supplied clips, ensuring the mesh is taut and there are no large gaps at the base. Position poles close enough to prevent dogs from slipping through; adjust the layout to match the area you need to enclose. The system is designed for easy assembly and disassembly for transport and storage.

Usage recommendations

Use the safety net on stable, soft ground for best anchoring results; for hard or paved surfaces, consider additional weighted anchors or anchoring accessories. Regularly inspect clips, poles and the net for wear or damage and replace any compromised parts before further use. Not intended as a substitute for supervision — always supervise pets while the barrier is in place, and ensure the enclosure suits the size and behaviour of the dog.