Our 120cm Electric Poultry Netting is the tallest option in the range, designed for more active poultry, larger birds and locations where additional fence height is preferred. Standing at approximately four feet tall, it creates a strong visual and physical boundary that helps reduce the likelihood of birds jumping or flying over.
Unlike standard livestock netting with larger lower openings, this poultry net uses graduated mesh with closer horizontal rows near ground level. The 120cm version includes 14 horizontal rows, with 12 conductive rows and two insulated bottom rows.
When correctly installed, connected to a compatible energiser and regularly tested, the combination of height and electrification helps deter poultry from crossing the boundary and may discourage dogs, cats and other ground-based animals from approaching.
Suitable Poultry Types:
Designed for high-energy or flight-prone chickens, such as Araucanas, Polish, or other light/flighty breeds.
Can also be used for larger birds like geese and turkeys where extra height improves containment.
Ideal for open or rural environments where poultry are more likely to attempt flight or roam.
Key Features
Specifications:
Package Contents:
NOT INCLUDED
Energiser, earth stake, fence tester and energiser-to-net connection lead are not included and must be purchased separately if electrification is required.
Click to download: Instruction Manual For Installing The Electric Fence Netting Fence
Dispatch & Delivery
Click & Collect
Please bring your confirmation email when you come to collect your order.
Pickup Location: Pilkington Park, Unit 4, 167 Pilkington Road, Point England.
Pickup Hours: 8am to 4pm (Mon-Sat) except public holidays.
Shipping Costs
Returns
We offer a full refund (including shipping) under the following conditions:
Refund Timeframe: Once your refund request is approved, the funds will be returned to your original payment method within 5–7 business days. (Bank processing times may vary).
Learn more about our Return and Refund Policy
Need Assistance?
We stand behind the quality of our products. Most items include at least a 12-month warranty, with extended coverage on many collections.
If your item arrives damaged or faulty, please let us know within 14 days of delivery, and we’ll replace it at no cost.
If a problem arises during the warranty period, we’ll assess it and offer a repair, replacement, or refund where appropriate.
Want to learn more about specific warranty periods and coverage? Visit our Warranty Information page for full details.
Which Poultry Netting Height Is Right for You?
All three options are 50 m long and include 14 integrated double-spike posts. Compare fence height, conductive rows and recommended applications to find the most suitable option for your flock.
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Recommended for
Calmer, heavier chicken breeds
Mixed flocks and moderately active birds
Active or flight-prone poultry
Main advantage
Easy to handle and relocate
Balanced height and portability
Extra height for improved containment
Conductive horizontal rows
9
9
12
Total Horizontal Rows
11
11
14
Non-Conductive Bottom Rows
2
2
2
Vertical Strand Spacing
7.5cm
7.5cm
7.5cm
Integrated Posts
14
14
14
Ground Spikes
Double
Double
Double
Gross Weight
7.4kg
7.8kg
8.6kg
Positioning
Easy-to-handle option
Most versatile option
Extra-height option
Net Length
50 m
50 m
50 m
Choose 120 cm when extra height is preferred for more active, flight-prone or larger poultry.
A compatible electric fence energiser, earth stake and fence connection lead are required for electrified operation. An electric fence tester is also recommended for setup and routine checks.
Three example layouts using one 50 m roll
ONE 50 m ROLLPoultry Netting FAQs
Everything you need to know about choosing, installing and using your electric poultry netting.
No. The netting, 14 integrated double-spike fibreglass posts, pre-fitted connection clips and repair kit are included.
An electric fence energiser, earth stake, fence tester and connection lead are not included. To electrify the netting, connect it to a suitable pulsed electric fence energiser and earthing system, following the energiser manufacturer’s instructions.
Use this text to answer questions in as much detail as possible for your customers.
Choose the height according to your poultry breeds, activity level and how frequently you plan to move the enclosure:
• 90 cm: A practical, easy-to-handle option for calmer, heavier chicken breeds.
• 105 cm: A balanced option for mixed flocks and moderately active birds.
• 120 cm: Provides additional height for active or flight-prone poultry and larger birds.
If you are unsure, the 105 cm model offers a good balance of height and portability for many mixed backyard flocks.
No. The two bottom horizontal rows are insulated and non-conductive, helping reduce direct contact between the live wires and the ground.
• 90 cm: 11 horizontal rows in total, including 9 conductive rows.
• 105 cm: 11 horizontal rows in total, including 9 conductive rows.
• 120 cm: 14 horizontal rows in total, including 12 conductive rows.
Yes. Stainless-steel connection clips are pre-fitted at both ends, allowing multiple rolls to be joined together for a larger enclosure.
Make sure your energiser is suitable for the total connected length and expected vegetation load. After installation, use a fence tester to check the voltage at the point furthest from the energiser.
Yes, it can be used as a temporary visual and physical boundary without electricity. However, its containment and ground-predator deterrent performance will be significantly reduced.
For the best performance, use the netting as intended with a suitable electric fence energiser and correctly installed earthing system.
Yes. Grass, weeds or branches touching the conductive rows can draw power from the fence and reduce voltage.
Mow or trim the fence line before installation and regularly remove vegetation touching the live rows, especially during periods of rapid growth. Test the fence voltage periodically to confirm that it is operating correctly.
Yes. The flexible netting and double-spike posts can follow gently uneven or rolling ground.
For the best result, keep the bottom of the netting close to the ground, fully insert both spikes and maintain even tension. Corners, sharp changes of direction, deep dips, very soft ground or very hard ground may require additional support.
When correctly installed, energised and maintained, the netting creates a strong physical and electrical deterrent for dogs, stoats, ferrets and other ground-based predators.
Performance depends on fence voltage, earthing, vegetation, terrain and predator behaviour. For this reason, electric netting should be used as one layer of poultry protection rather than as a guaranteed predator-proof enclosure.
The netting can remain installed and energised overnight when it has been set up correctly. However, we recommend securing poultry inside a sturdy, well-ventilated coop from dusk until morning.
The electric netting can then provide an additional outer deterrent around the coop and daytime ranging area.
