VidaXL Hexagonal Garden Fence Grey 1.2 x 10 m Steel with 7 Spiked Posts 32 mm galvanized

The VidaXL Hexagonal Garden Fence in grey is a steel fence panel measuring 1.2 x 10 m supplied with seven spiked posts with a 32 mm diameter. The panel’s hexagonal mesh provides a discrete protective barrier while allowing visibility and airflow. Galvanized posts are included for direct ground installation, offering basic corrosion resistance suitable for garden borders, flower beds, pathways and small allotment enclosures.

Advantages

This garden fence combines a hexagonal steel mesh panel with seven spiked, galvanized posts for straightforward installation into soil. The grey finish offers a neutral appearance that integrates with different garden styles. The galvanization on the posts reduces the risk of rust at the ground contact points, and the mesh design balances durability with light transmission for plants and sightlines.

Suitable for

• Defining garden borders and lawn edges
• Enclosing flower beds or vegetable patches
• Protecting small areas from pets or wildlife
• Marking pathways and allotment plots

When it may not be suitable

This fence is intended for light to medium garden use and is not designed as a heavy-duty security barrier. It will not prevent determined intruders and is not suitable as a primary perimeter fence for high-security needs. The supplied spiked posts are for direct installation into soil; they may not be appropriate for hard surfaces such as concrete without additional mounting hardware.

Key specifications

• Overall panel size: 1.2 x 10 m
• Material: steel mesh panel
• Post type: spiked ground posts
• Post diameter: 32 mm
• Number of posts supplied: 7
• Finish: grey panel with galvanized posts

How to use

Position the fence along the intended border, ensuring straight alignment and correct spacing for the posts. Press or drive each spiked post into the ground at the marked positions until secure; use a mallet or hammer with a protective block if necessary to avoid damage. Attach the mesh panel to the posts following the supplied fixing method or standard clamps, and check the fence for level and tension. For rocky or very hard soil, pre-dig or soften the ground before inserting posts or consider alternative anchoring methods.

What to consider before purchase

• Intended use: light garden enclosure vs. security fence
• Ground type where posts will be installed (soft soil vs. concrete or rock)
• Required fence length and possibility to join multiple panels if needed
• Local weather and exposure affecting long-term corrosion despite galvanization

Usage recommendations

For best results, install posts at even intervals in soil softened by watering or pre-drilling. Periodically inspect post connections and exposed metal for signs of wear and touch up with suitable rust-inhibiting paint if needed to extend service life.