Fences & Wire fencing
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Grazing netting for goats
Goats are very curious animals, so it is essential that their enclosure fencing is strong, durable and reliable. We produce the Czech goat grazing fencing from 2.2 mm thick galvanized wire. The top and bottom wire is reinforced so that the mesh is not damaged by the goats. We deliver the netting in 50m rolls and either we will deliver it to your home or you can pick it up at the Radkyně factory.
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Herding netting Czech fence 120 cm - 2.2...
Product code: 4261
€ 1.42
price for 1 m
€ 1.18 without VAT
Wholesale price without VAT € 1.12
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Height 1200 mm / 120 cm. Number of horizontal wires 10. Vertical wires 250 mm each. 5...
U-clamps for wooden stakes 31mm/1kg
Product code: 6579
€ 4.17
€ 3.48 without VAT
Wholesale price without VAT € 3.12
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Galvanized staples for attaching fencing or fencing to wooden posts. Packed in a plas...
Cramps ''U'' for wooden posts 31mm/5kg
Product code: 6289
€ 19.71
€ 16.42 without VAT
Wholesale price without VAT € 14.79
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Galvanized staples for attaching fencing or fencing to wooden posts. Packed in a plas...
Hammer multi
Product code: 6470
€ 23.58
€ 0.71
€ 0.59 without VAT
Wholesale price without VAT € 17.71
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A hammer with several functions. For driving staples into wooden posts, removing stap...
You know - the grass is always greener behind the fence. So you can't keep the goats from sticking their heads in the fence except by getting special goat pasture netting. It has the thickest mesh at the bottom, which gets bigger towards the top. This is mainly for safety reasons - otherwise the goat's head could get stuck in the mesh. Usually it is enough to attach the mesh to the wooden stakes with staples and you are done.
TIP for small pet keepers
Do you keep rabbits as well as goats? Or does your child have a guinea pig as a pet? Then know that rabbits and guinea pigs deserve an outdoor run too. All you need is a few boards, nails and a rabbit net with small mesh and you can make the enclosure yourself. Read how to do it in our article.
Did you know that you can keep goats and rabbits together? Goats are very hungry, and once they drop a piece of hay or grass on the ground, they don't want it anymore. Rabbits, on the other hand, will eat it. For you, this means a big saving in feed and a happier life for the rabbits - they have a much larger enclosure than in a rabbit hutch.