Gallagher Electric Fence Sheep Combo Net with Single Pin Posts | 90cm High x 50m Long

The Gallagher combination net, featuring vertical struts, prevents sagging and stays stable even on uneven or rough ground. Just unroll it, set it up, and it’s ready to use.  
Standing 90cm tall, this net is typically used for sheep and goat pens. Its narrower mesh at the bottom also helps keep young animals secure. It can also be used to contain other livestock such as pigs.  

This 50m electrifiable net comes with 14 green plastic posts equipped with single metal spikes for easy anchoring. Additional vertical struts placed every 30cm provide extra support, ensuring excellent stability.  

Out of the 10 horizontal plastic strands, 9 are electrified through stainless-steel conductors. The top strand, reinforced with six 0.20mm stainless-steel conductors, delivers very high conductivity. Together with the 90cm height, this design helps prevent animals from jumping over the fence. The non-electrified bottom strand is strengthened with extra plastic threads for added durability.

• Rigid vertical supports prevent sagging, providing stability on slopes or uneven terrain
• Netting consists of 10 horizontal plastic strands, 9 of which contain integrated stainless-steel conductors
• Suitable for sheep, lambs, and goats
• Top strand reinforced by 80%, made up of 24 plastic monofilaments (Ø 0.40mm) and 6 stainless-steel conductors (Ø 0.20mm)
• Bottom strand reinforced but non-electrified, composed of 32 plastic monofilaments (Ø 0.40mm)
• Other strands include 15 plastic monofilaments (Ø 0.40mm) and 3 stainless-steel conductors (Ø 0.20mm)
• Each mesh junction is permanently welded with a plastic seal
• UV-stabilised to ensure durability
• Includes 14 posts with single metal spikes
• Electrifiable (requires a separate electric fence energiser)
• Stainless-steel clips at both ends for connecting additional nets or attaching to an energiser
• Comes with a free repair kit

Avoid using electrifiable netting around horned animals to stop them from getting tangled up.

As with all Gallagher netting, the lowest strand is not live to avoid voltage losses, and it allows the net to be against the floor, and in some cases you can peg it down along it's length.