Save the Veggies!!! (a Simple Solution)
Intro: Save the Veggies!!! (a Simple Solution)
I never worried about your tomatoes, salads, carrots, onions and peppers first to reach the mouths of squirrels or birds peaks.
I think I've found the solution. View the images and adapt the project to your needs.
I have a big space 14 x 14 ft, but the idea could be do it anywhere and at any size.
If you need specific pictures let me know
STEP 1: Materials
STEP 2: Laterals
STEP 3: My Proud in This Project? My Hinges. :-)
STEP 4: The Door Panel
STEP 5: I Used Mesh Hole 1"
1" Mesh Hole, New Anti Bird Netting Net Netting Aviary Game Poultry Bird 1"x1" Mesh
looks like http://www.amazon.com/F2C-Netting-Bird-Poultry-Avi...
STEP 6: They Are Safe Now :-)
Dimensions of my garden 14x14
Cage cost around $100
Enjoy
PS: It seems fragile, but is stable enough to withstand strong winds from the Northwest Florida
PS: Next version will be better :-)
(use Vaseline before glue. it be more easy for try if your cuts are corrects)
10 Comments
veetron 8 years ago
I've done something similar using free bamboo. It lasted a few years.
lmjagiello 8 years ago
I love this! Thank you
buildandsewandstuff 8 years ago
Looks great! Does this keep deer out, too?
payasonegro 8 years ago
If you reduce the distance between the post of 7 to 3.5 I think there is no problem
GilbertoK 8 years ago
If you need to make several or a big one http://www.ebay.com/itm/381068694568?_trksid=p2055119.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT it has a 3/4" mesh
GilbertoK 8 years ago
DEWITT G-DDF7350 Deer Fence, 7 ft. H, 350 ft. L, Black 68$ at this moment
wsround 8 years ago
I like your build. I am impressed with the hinge but I saw a simpler hinge a long time ago I have never tried it but here is the link to it and it would probably be cheaper than the one you made. but both ways seem to be very good diys. http://www.pvcplans.com/hinges.htm
payasonegro 8 years ago
thanks for the page. I didn't know it (for next projects)
I tried a similar way but always they broke.
wsround 8 years ago
Both ways look good just thought you might like that way if you hadn't already tried it. I wasn't going to make anything as big as yours so maybe the hinge I saw would be better for a smaller enclosure.
tomatoskins 8 years ago
Very simple solution. I remember putting down nets over our strawberries to keep the birds out when I was a kid.