Bluclingk Decorative Garden Fence 6 Panels, 22in (H) x 13in (L) Chic Owl Shaped Rustproof Wire Garden Fencing Animal Barrier for Dogs, Outdoor Landscaping Decor for Patio and Yard Flower Edging

I got another one that looks just like this set with the owl design and they're different in many ways. This review will be of the product and then I'll do a comparison of the two at the end.PROs:* the outer frame of the panel is thicker metal and feels pretty sturdy* easy to assemble threading stake through using mallet* came with red/gold bows to decorate fenceCONs:* pricey for the # of panels you get* though the outer frame of each panel is thicker metal, the inner metal is not and thin like a coat hanger and much more pliable than a coat hanger* I'm not personally into this owl design and would've preferred a more simple, less ornate design* don't expect to keep your pet enclosed with this even if you had more panels because it's not very highI got these because our snow removal service always drives up and runs over grass to the point it leaves behind bald spots and their tread marks and they're having to always plant grass seeds to regrow it. I'm waiting for snow days to install this and add some string lights to help curb the the snow plowmen from killing our grass and since it's metal, I'm not sure these will last long and don't want them to rust.In comparing this to the other owl set I have that has a slightly different design:* the metal on the other set is thicker all around and has uniform thickness whereas this has a thicker out frame while the inner pieces are thinner* I prefer the assembly of this one because it's easier driving the stake in rather than having to zip tie each connecting point with the other one* I think this owl design is better looking than the other* I'm just disappointed that the 2 different sets aren't compatible with one another, which was the whole point of getting them (b/c I thought they were the same)

I’ll be using this “6 Panels, 6.5 ft” owl face garden fence year round rather than just during the holidays, since the owl theme suits my generally goth and witchy décor beautifully. Plus, it’s absolutely adorable! I’ve simply cordoned off a tiny Dragon Fruit Cactus in my garden with these panels so that it doesn’t accidentally get mowed or kicked (it’s already been kicked several times, and it’s not pleased about the damage).This order included the six pretty holiday bows that I’ll incorporate elsewhere into my Christmas decorations, likely on a tinsel garland. Just to give you an idea, these are dainty bows with the red material being velvet-like and the gold material being a shiny, foil-like plastic. The foil is silver on the back, so since these materials are connected by nothing more than a short piece of shiny, gold twist tie, you could actually flip the silver side around to face the front if that suits your theme better.All of the appropriately thick metal comprising these fence panels and stakes is nice and smooth without any burring that I could find, and the black finish looks absolutely perfect. The stakes are long enough that I feel this fence is secure enough to withstand most of the nasty storms we get here in Florida, though I’ll likely remove and stow all the panels before a hurricane, just to be safe.To connect the panels using the included metal stakes, you might want to have something like a rubber mallet handy for driving them into the soil. The helpful installation instructions even suggest installing the fence when the ground is damp, such as after rain, which is what I did. I actually didn’t need the mallet at all because of how soft my ground was after 4 straight days of almost nonstop rain. So, actually getting these all locked together and secured into the ground was extremely easy. It was trickier, however, to get the panels aligned properly in the first place (I chose a circular pattern) before staking them together. Without the help of the stakes for support, the nubby feet of each panel were too short to keep them standing in place as I tried to arrange them evenly. I learned that it’s best to just lay them down to determine their placement. If you’re planning a circular or other enclosing shape, lay them down so that the tips of the feet touch where they should meet up when they’re ready to stand. Also, look closely at the metal bars to differentiate between outside and inside, making sure you have them all orientated the same way. That way, the grooves thru which you slide the connecting stakes will interlock properly.Overall, these are great-looking, fun, and sturdy panels with some important attention to detail, though they took some effort and thought to arrange properly.

These panels are super cute and the overall look once it has been assembled is attractive. It is, however, hard to get this assembled. The stakes are difficult to get in and once in they do not stay in. I got this to use to keep our Boston Terriers away from our Christmas tree. Love how the enclosed bows help Christmas it up! It works well for this purpose as it is easy to form the panels into a semi-circle if your tree is set up in a place that configuration will work. If not, you may need 2 sets of 6 panels. I was able to improve on the sturdiness by using small zip ties to reinforce the stakes. Overall it is a nice little metal fence.

These are kind of cute, and I like that they are installed with rods instead of zip ties. Unfortunately, the wires are thin. Instead of putting them in a fancy gift box with little bows I wish they had just shipped them in a plain brown box and used the savings to make them sturdier. These are unlikely to keep out much in the way of wildlife, but should work for keeping the neighbor's chickens from coming under the fence in places where there are gaps.

Nice simple design. Its strong and easy to assemble. Been out there for close to a month, dont see any rust and such. I didnt check the dimensions properly, but, 6 panels are very less. Try to order atleast 10 panels to cover a decent area.