These worked nicely to add additional height to my 24” raised garden bed, which wasn’t tall enough to keep the bunnies out.

I’ve ordered these critter guard fences before and they are great! Keeps squirrels and rabbits out of my raised beds!

On time delivery and product is excellent.

Great little garden fence

Easy to move and can be used in a variety of ways in the garden

Super cute product. Hammered into ground easily. Did not have to put anything together . Shipped fast.

Great product

This is my second set as my older ones were 8 years old. Worth every penny

quality product

As described

Works great

Good rabbit prevention

This product serves its purpose very well, although not the sturdiest of construction.

Fence panels arrived broken - very cheap wood

2/8 panels arrived broken

Good little panels. Work perfect to keep our pups out of our garden. Although they are easily broken.

Easy to use in a raised garden. Don’t pound them in or they will split apart

These work great in raised beds to block the little critters out and not nibbling on your fresh produce.

Strong, it works great.

Expectations met. Easy to install in my raised bed, kept rabbits out. Precisely what I needed.

They are doing a good job keeping our dogs out of the dahlia bed. However, they are not as robust as I thought.

They could have used more staples to hold the metal fence on the wood frames

Fine for small fencing jobs

These are a handy, but not particularly solid, option for small garden fencing. They're not going to do much for larger or particularly persistent animals, but might keep casual browsers at bay. One issue is installing them - unless the ground is much softer in your area than mine, they won't simply "push in" to the ground as the instructions suggest. And since the wood frame is pretty flimsy, you have to be very careful with any hammering or pounding you do. I was able to get them in to a reasonable depth by loosening the soil with a shovel & pouring some water in the holes, then pounding the posts carefully with a large rock (a mallet would be the preferred tool here, I just didn't have one handy).