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The Extra-strength Tenax Premium fencing contains about twice the polypropylene as the Professional ("Heavy-duty") C-flex. Use this stronger mesh to protect your gardens and landscapes from moderate-to-heavy deer pressure (heavier deer traffic can occur to homes bordering parks or in areas of no hunting). Install this Extra-strength grade in wooded areas to better resist falling branches. Use as a dog enclosure for medium-to-large or very active dogs.

Approximate breaking load 750 lb.: 685 lb. per foot in the deer-susceptible vertical (transverse) direction; 548 lb. in the horizontal (machine) direction. UV treated – expected to last 15 years or more.

To keep deer out, add to the top of an existing decorative fence. Or, install in a circle around individual young trees or other plantings to protect them from deer (note that the diameter of each enclosure must be small enough that the deer has no room to land when it calculates jumping in for a meal). If you need to exclude rabbits from your garden as well as deer, use this shorter polypropylene fencing above the steel Rodent Control Fencing to still reach a height of seven feet or more.

The strands of our deluxe Tenax-brand Fencing are cylindrical. The strands of many lower-quality products are flat. Our cylindrical strands catch less wind and are less visible. Where each horizontal cylindrical strand crosses a vertical strand, the plastic is turned in the manufacturing process so the strands blend or fuse together. On the other hand, flat strands are punched or pushed into each other, leaving a joint more susceptible to tearing or separating.

You'll enjoy your garden or landscape more without deer damage. From a distance, the black mesh is nearly invisible as it blends into objects and shadows behind it. And, it is an easy, install-it-yourself project.

Don't forget Posts and Ground Stakes or Ground Staples to complete your installation.

"I got the fencing yesterday. It installed easy and works well. The fence is keeping the dogs in the back yard, finally." -- HJ, McDonough, GA.