Badger Proof Fencing
Extra strong and durable wire fencing to stop badgers from getting into unwanted areas. Available in 2.5mm (12g)+.
Manufactured in Europe, to BSEN Standards
Key info:
- Next day delivery
- 10 year lifespan
- Delivered in a roll
- Multi purchase discounts
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Helpful Badger Fencing Information
Installation Instructions
with T Posts
with Wooden Posts
| To Do | Explanation |
| Completed Installation
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Follow these step-by-step installation instructions. |
| Step 1 – Measure Post Distance
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Measure and mark the post locations 2–3 m apart. |
| Step 2 – Dig Post Holes
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Dig the holes, insert the posts, and make sure they’re aligned with the flat side facing outwards. |
| Step 3 – Set in Concrete
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Set the posts in concrete for stability |
| Step 4 – Install the Strut
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Attach the reinforcement strut by aligning its hole with the second hole from the top of the T post. |
| Step 5 – Dig a Trench
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Dig a minimum 30cm deep trench along the fence line. |
| Step 7 – Unroll the Mesh
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Start unrolling the mesh, then bend and fold the bottom section into the trench. |
| Step 7 – Attach Mesh
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Attach the mesh to the end post using wire ties, which you can thread through the pre-drilled holes. |
| Step 8 – Attach to Middle Posts
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Attach the mesh to the middle posts by repeating the same step as before. |
| Step 9 – Secure the Bottom with Pegs
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Secure the bottom of your fence to the ground by using pegs.
Repeat this at every 60cm. |
| Step 10 – Cover the Trench
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Cover the outer flap by placing a layer of soil or mulch over it.
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FAQs
How do I install this product?
Our products are simple to set up, although the unique features of badger fencing do require detailed instruction. All of these goods come with full instructions to ensure that you can successfully set up your fence and to keep them out, and these should be followed for the best results.
Can badgers climb fences?
Surprisingly, yes, and they have teeth that are good for breaking through barriers. Our mesh is especially designed to overcome these advantages. It is made from tough mesh, and is of a high that is designed to make climb tough and tiring for these animals.
How can I prevent badgers digging under a fence?
They are infamous for their digging abilities, but our fences are designed to tackle this. These products include a section which, upon installation, is buried underground, ensuring that any animal that attempts to travel under a barrier is stopping in their tracks, unless they dig very deep, making their task much more difficult.
Can this fencing keep other rodents out?
To an extent. Obviously, any barrier will provide an obstacle to a number of different animals, but there are some creatures that differ dramatically from badgers. They lack the attributes that this product either limits, or exploits. A squirrel, for instance, can climb much higher than a badger can.
