Green Plastic Poultry Mesh 25m x 1m | Chicken Mesh, Garden Fence & Animal Enclosure Net in Nairobi Kenya

Technical Specifications

Note: Exact mesh hole size and thickness/GSM should be confirmed physically if the customer requires precise heavy-duty specifications.

Area Coverage Calculation

Roll size: 25m x 1m

Formula:
Length × Height = Area Coverage

25m × 1m = 25m²

Therefore, 1 roll covers approximately 25 square metres.

Area in Square Feet

25m² × 10.764 = approx. 269 sq.ft

For installation, allow 5%–10% extra for overlapping, cutting, joining, and fixing allowance depending on the enclosure shape.

The Green Plastic Poultry Mesh – 25m x 1m is a lightweight, flexible, and durable plastic mesh designed for poultry keeping, garden fencing, animal enclosures, temporary barriers, and general home or farm use. It is ideal for creating secure spaces for chickens, ducks, rabbits, small animals, gardens, seedlings, and farm sections.

The mesh is made from plastic material, making it rust-free, easy to cut, easy to install, and suitable for outdoor use. Unlike metal mesh, plastic poultry mesh does not rust and is easier to handle during installation.

Each roll measures 25 metres long by 1 metre high, giving a total area coverage of 25 square metres.

Available at Shabbiri Hardware Kenya, your reliable supplier of poultry mesh, fencing materials, shade nets, construction materials, hardware items, and farming accessories in Nairobi and across Kenya.

Common Uses of Plastic Poultry Mesh

1. Poultry Enclosures

Used to create secure areas for chickens, ducks, chicks, and other small poultry birds.

2. Chicken Coop Fencing

Can be fixed around a chicken coop to separate birds from other areas.

3. Garden Protection

Protects vegetables, flowers, seedlings, and small plants from poultry, pets, and light disturbance.

4. Rabbit & Small Animal Pens

Suitable for creating temporary or light-duty enclosures for rabbits and small animals.

5. Farm Sectioning

Can be used to divide farm areas, nurseries, storage spaces, or outdoor working areas.

6. Temporary Barriers

Useful for event areas, construction zones, home compounds, and general temporary fencing.

7. Balcony & Home Safety Screening

Can be used as light screening on balconies, rails, and open spaces where a plastic barrier is required.

Benefits of Green Plastic Poultry Mesh

• Lightweight and easy to carry
• Rust-free compared to metal mesh
• Easy to cut and install
• Flexible for different shapes and areas
• Suitable for poultry, gardens, and small animals
• Green colour blends well with outdoor environments
• Can be fixed on wood, steel, chain link, or posts
• Affordable solution for light fencing and enclosures
• Suitable for temporary and semi-permanent use
• Low maintenance and easy to clean

Difference Between Plastic Poultry Mesh and Metal Poultry Mesh

The plastic poultry mesh is best when the customer wants something lightweight, rust-free, easy to install, and affordable.

How to Use Plastic Poultry Mesh

The mesh can be fixed onto wooden posts, steel posts, existing fences, chicken coop frames, or garden supports. It is mainly used vertically as a fence or enclosure. For stronger installation, place support posts at regular intervals and tie the mesh firmly.

Installation Process

Step 1: Measure the Area

Measure the length of the area you want to fence or cover. Since the roll is 1 metre high, confirm if the height is enough for your poultry or garden use.

Step 2: Prepare the Support Posts

Install wooden, steel, or plastic posts at regular intervals. For better support, spacing can be around 1.5m to 2m apart, depending on the strength needed.

Step 3: Unroll the Mesh

Unroll the plastic poultry mesh carefully on a clean surface to avoid twisting or tangling.

Step 4: Position the Mesh

Hold the mesh against the posts or frame and align it properly from one end to the other.

Step 5: Fix the Mesh Securely

Use cable ties, staples, binding wire, nails with washers, clips, or ropes to attach the mesh to the support structure.

Step 6: Keep It Firm

Pull the mesh firmly but do not overstretch it. Overstretching may deform the plastic holes or weaken the mesh.

Step 7: Join Where Needed

If two rolls or pieces meet, overlap them slightly and tie them together to avoid gaps.

Step 8: Secure the Bottom

For poultry or small animals, secure the bottom edge properly so birds or animals do not push through. You can peg it down or fix it to a base frame.

Step 9: Final Check

Inspect all sides, corners, and fixing points to ensure the mesh is properly fitted and safe.

Maintenance Tips

• Clean with water when dusty
• Avoid placing near direct flames or high heat
• Check fixing points regularly
• Replace broken cable ties when needed
• Avoid sharp objects that may cut the mesh
• Store unused roll in a dry place
• For stronger enclosure, use posts close together