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wood expandable fence good?

10 years ago

I want to buy a piece of expandable fence in the garden, and the price is $26.99 on amazon with the size 36"H*76"W, but reviews below are not good, most of them are about bad quality, not suitable.

Actually, the price $26.99 with free shipping is very attractive, but if the price is a higher, maybe $40,$50, which is also acceptable for me, but not higher than $55, do you have any good suggestions about the expandable fence, material, price, and where to buy it? Thanks.

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hoovb zone 9 sunset 23
10 years ago
This kind of fencing is going to be flimsy and temporary. It is the nature of the product.

What is the size you need, and why do you need it and is it intended to be a long-term or temporary solution? We may be able to suggest something that will work just as well, be sturdier, and even cheaper.
enid127
Original Author
10 years ago
Thank you hoovb, I've browsed online, maybe 2pcs of 36"H*76"W ok for me, just for decoration and I can grow some rose, so I also want it to be something like trellis. $26.99/pc is not expensive, I'm afraid that the fence won't be sturdy with cheaper price.
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