Rabbit Fencing

Rabbit netting is actually a name given to a size of wire netting which has a 31mm hole size. To erect a rabbit netting fence the bottom of the wire netting is normally buried into the ground or folded over and laid on the ground which helps prevent the rabbits digging underneath the fencing. For guaranteed rabbit proofing AVS recommend to using a 1.2mm wire thickness, the lighter weight 1 mm wire thickness can be prone to damage while occasionally from rabbits the damage is normally associated with badgers or damage from strimmers and mowing equipment. Rabbit netting is expensive to erect and therefore it is worth investing in the heavier weight rabbit netting which can be guaranteed to perform for many years. Rabbit netting is normally fixed to a strained line wire near the top of the wire netting which is attached to the line wire by netting fasteners, the AVS rabbit netting meets the British Standard requirement for galvanised coating and you can be sure that the product will last for many years without corroding. Rabbit netting is normally supported on peeled and treated stakes and straining posts.