Tenax Hardware Net
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57% under what the other stores charge
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Price facts
- Last seen at $13.71 at Max Warehouse on Nov 9.
- Checked at 14 stores.
Our take on the Tenax Hardware Net
Tenax Hardware Net is a lightweight plastic mesh sold in rolls that you cut to shape with household scissors. It works as a garden or pond barrier, a gutter leaf guard, a tree guard or a patch for holes and animal caging. The reinforced top edge gives it more strength than plain netting, which is why owners rate it well for light jobs. It is not a heavy-duty fence: it holds back rabbits and keeps leaves out, but a determined dog or deer will push through it.
- Cuts easily to shape with scissors
- Light enough to carry and stake solo
- Reinforced top edge resists tearing
- One roll covers several jobs
- Holds up outdoors for a season or more
- Too flimsy for large animals or heavy loads
- Plastic can crack in hard freezes
- Needs stakes or ties, sold separately
- Small mesh size blocks less light and airflow
Tenax Hardware Net prices at every store
- Max WarehouseNew
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$13.71Checked Nov 9 - Ace HardwareNew
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$27.99Checked Nov 9 - WayfairNew
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$32.29Checked Nov 9 - Lowe'sNew
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$39.98Checked Nov 9 - Home DepotNew
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$49.97Checked Nov 9 - Ellington AgwayNew
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$22.99Checked Nov 9 - Northern ToolNew
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$25.46Checked Nov 9 - Do it BestNew
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$26.99Checked Nov 9 - TenaxFence.comNew
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$27.46Checked Nov 9 - True ValueNew
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$27.99Checked Nov 9 - ZoroNew
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$31.99Checked Nov 9 - eBayNew
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$32.29Checked Nov 9 - Coastal Farm & RanchNew
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$47.69Checked Nov 9 - C-A-L Ranch StoresNew
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$47.69Checked Nov 9
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Tenax Hardware Net price history
Lowest price we've seen: $13.71 on Nov 9 at Max Warehouse. Tracked across 14 stores since Nov 9.
What reviewers say
- 4.5 / 5151 ratings
Owners rate it 4.5 out of 5 and mostly use it for garden barriers, gutter guards and tree protection. They call it easy to cut and install and good value for light jobs, while some find it too weak for serious fencing.
- InstallationPraisedOwners say it unrolls flat and goes up fast with a few stakes.
- CuttingPraisedReviewers cut it to size with ordinary scissors without fraying.
- StrengthMixedFine for rabbits and leaves, but owners say it bends under bigger animals.
- DurabilityMixedSome report the plastic cracking after a hard winter or rough handling.
- ValuePraisedBuyers say one roll handles several jobs around the yard.
From Ellington Agway
- Do-it-all plastic mesh for garden, pond, gutter and tree protection
- Use as barrier fence around gardens and ponds
- Works as a gutter leaf guard
- Ideal as tree guards, hole patching, animal barriers and caging
- Reinforced top edge
- Lightweight, very strong and easy to install
- Sizes
- 2 ft. x 15 ft., 3 ft. x 15 ft.
- Materials
- Polyethylene
- Fit
- Mesh: 6"x6"
- Shipping
- Curbside pick-up or local delivery only; the store does not ship product.
About the Tenax Hardware Net
Tenax Hardware Net is a plastic mesh made of polyethylene. It has a reinforced top edge and a 6 inch by 6 inch mesh. The material is lightweight and strong, and it is easy to install and cut to shape.
It can be used as a barrier fence around gardens and ponds, as a leaf guard for gutters, and as a protective guard around tree saplings. It is also used for hole patching, animal barriers and caging.
- Material
- Polyethylene
- Mesh size
- 6 in. x 6 in.
- Sizes
- 2 ft. x 15 ft.; 3 ft. x 15 ft.
- Edge
- Reinforced top edge
- Uses
- Garden and pond fencing, gutter leaf guard, tree guards, hole patching, animal barriers, caging
Specifications
- Material
- Plastic
Questions and answers
- What can I use Tenax Hardware Net for?
- Garden and pond barriers, gutter leaf guards, tree guards, hole patching and light animal caging. It is meant for light protection, not heavy fencing.
- How do I cut it?
- Ordinary scissors or tin snips work. Cut along the mesh lines for a clean edge.
- Does it come with stakes?
- No. You supply your own stakes, ties or clips to hold it upright.
- Will it keep rabbits and deer out?
- It stops rabbits and small animals. Deer and large dogs can push it over or through it.
- How long does it last outdoors?
- Most owners get a season or more. Expect the plastic to stiffen and possibly crack in hard freezes.
- Can I use it as a gutter guard?
- Yes. Lay it over the gutter and clip it down so leaves stay on top and water drains through.
- Where is the Tenax Hardware Net cheapest?
- At Max Warehouse, for $13.71, 57% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Tenax Hardware Net?
- Rated 4.5 out of 5 from 151 ratings.
- Where can I buy the Tenax Hardware Net?
- 14 stores we checked sell it, including Max Warehouse, Ellington Agway, Northern Tool, Do it Best, TenaxFence.com.
