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Poultry Fence Accessories: Spare posts, gates and repairs for your net

With the right accessories your poultry netting stays taut and secure for years. With us you will find spare posts, gates, repair kits and a net winder.

Poultry Fence Accessories: Make your netting last

Poultry netting spends a lot of time outdoors. It gets moved, rolled up and sometimes damaged by animals. With the right poultry fence accessories you can keep your fence in good shape without buying new netting straight away. With us you will find spare posts with a double spike from Kerbl and AKO and in fibreglass at 106 and 122 cm, repair kits for electric netting, gates for electric fence netting and the Twist Butler for rolling it up.

Spare posts and repairs

A broken or bent post makes the netting sag. It then touches the grass and loses voltage, or the hens find a gap. With spare posts of the right length you can swap it in a few minutes. Fibreglass posts are light and flexible, while posts with a double spike stand especially firm. Small tears in the netting can be mended with the repair kit, and with electric netting you also reconnect the conductive strands. It is worth keeping a few spare posts and a repair kit ready, so you can react quickly when something breaks.

Gate and net winder

A gate for electric fence netting, 105 or 125 cm high, fits into your existing netting. That way you can walk in comfortably to feed the birds and collect eggs without climbing over the net. The Twist Butler makes rolling the netting up and out much easier when you move the run. The netting does not get tangled and is quickly tensioned again the next time you set it up. This saves time, especially if you move your run every few weeks.

Frequently asked questions

Which posts fit my poultry netting?
The post length depends on the height of your netting, so the top edge stays taut and the spike goes deep enough into the ground. Compare the height of the netting with the post length and choose the same type as your existing posts where possible.

How do I repair a hole in electric netting?
First switch off the energiser. Then join the broken conductive strands with a repair kit and knot the plastic threads back together, so the netting keeps its voltage and its shape.

How should I store poultry netting over winter?
Roll the netting up dry and free of knots, most easily with a net winder. Store it somewhere cool and dark so the plastic and strands do not become brittle and mice cannot gnaw at it.

Accessories for poultry netting and electric fencing

Even the best poultry netting needs spare parts now and then. When a post breaks or the netting tears, the right accessories quickly give you a safe run again. Spare posts with a double spike keep the netting taut, and fibreglass posts are light and flexible. With a repair kit you can mend holes in electric netting and restore its conductivity. A gate you can add later makes getting into the run easier, especially if you collect eggs or bring feed every day. The net winder saves time when you move the fence and is gentle on the netting. Check your fence regularly for damage, then it stays reliable and your poultry stays safe from foxes and martens. With a few spare posts in stock, you are well prepared for the next storm or a lively flock.