Hi, thanks to Tom from Ohio for his photos and comments. Tom used a really neat method to create a protected raised bed garden area. Conduit tubing is used to hold the fence material, which is held by hooks. The sides can be taken down for access then put back up. Great idea Tom!I built a new raised bed with critterfence sides that can be removed and restored as needed. I wove the critterfence onto 0.5" electrical conduit and used 1.5" cup hooks to support the conduit. I like working with...

Thanks to Phil from WV for sending in these photos of his sloped garden area. Phil used Critterfence 700 with 2 foot steel web bottom wire 8 foot finished height. What's unique and interesting about Phil's gate is the pathway and area underneath it. Because of the slope, in order to make the gate open outward, he graded and edged the area leading up to it. Nice job!! ...

"Finally remembered to send you a shot of the fence we put up. Nothing fancy design or install-wise, but it went up well and your product was easy to handle. So far we haven’t had any snow in southwestern PA, so the deer have not been visiting much at all. So we’ll assume it will work well! Thanks for the nice product.SteveO"Steve used a 7.5 x 165' roll of Critterfence 800 with his own posts for his project....

Nice 7 foot finished height fence installed at the 4H Community Garden in CT. Critterfence 800 poly fence mesh reinforced with 12ga tension cable includes 6" of overlap staked to the ground to prevent deer from pushing up under the fence. Warning banners are spaced 8 foot on center approximately to prevent deer from running into the fence by accident.