Questions and Answers for Glamos Wire Products Glamos Wire 18 in. Folding Fence Green (12-Pack)

A:  no sorry

A:  Standard pack is 50 panels and each panel is 20 inches in length.

A:  These are 18 inches wide and in a 12 pack. They are cheap and I replaced ours with plastic fence, as saltwater area messed with metal.

A:  I bought each 10ft piece for 5.98 each. you're not getting 12 for 5.98

A:  Nope, total of 10 feet

A:  The 10 foot fence consists of approximately 12 x (8 1/4)" sections..Sections can be removed (or added) using wire cutters to fit your specific job. Easy peasy!

A:  If you are shipping direct to your house, this is sold as a 12-pack only and needs to be placed in order increments of 12 (12, 24, etc..). Each 12-pack contains 120 ft of fence (12-pack x 10 ft = 120 total ft)

A:  The 18" is the height of fence, these are very nice and very easy to install and take out for winter. Very economical so not pretty.

A:  No

A:  yes it's thin wire you can bend it however you like

A:  Yes, you can install it in a circular fashion, or really any shape you like.

A:  This fence can go in a straight direction only.

A:  Each section has hinges so it should be able to use in a circle.

A:  Yes, you can put them into a circle for your boarder. I was a little bit disappointed in the quality or lack there of. These started to rust at contact points within the first several weeks after installing them. I did remove these and purchased some white plastic fences for some vines at our condo.

A:  Yes, it can go in a circle.

A:  Yes bends easily

A:  It could easily be installed in a circle. Each main section is about 10 feet long, consisting of 8 pieces, each of which is about 16 inches long. Therefore, only 16 inches must be straight.

A:  This fencing can go into any shape you need. I had a large garden railroad, pond and flower garden and I used quite a few of these fences to go around everything. The train layout was not circular or square, it had areas that were in places 4' wide, 10' wide and 15' wide, length was 30' long at it's longest point, it had a unique shape as did the large pond basin I had inside the layout, along with all the flowering plants and shrubs. This fencing was perfectly suited to go completely around everything. Don't recall how many I used, somewhere between 5 to 8, and then I had to cut some of the fencing to fit, so had spare sections left over for repairs if any section got damaged. If any did, I just cut out the bad section, put in the new and used plastic zip ties the same color as the fencing to keep it connected securely. My only complaint was that it does tend to rust quicker at the joint sections and the stake legs. Other than this one issue, it worked well for me for 3 years until I had to take everything down and move to a new location. But I will be buying this same fencing again for my new garden and outdoor railroad project. It works well, and as stated, it can go into any shape you need with a little work.

A:  yes

A:  Yes. The sections are held together by bent end wires and can be easily detached using a pair of pliers.

A:  I think you could cut sections apart with wire cutters and reattach with zip ties. This fence is not made of a very strong metal.

A:  Yes, it can. You just need a pair of pliers to widen the hooks/hinges to separate the sections.

A:  Yes

A:  I have dogs and this fencing works beautifully to keep them from reaching my garden beds and shrubbery.

A:  I put this around my flower garden plots and around a lilac bush to deter my lab and another dog from tramp,I gotta and eating them. Thus far, it seems to be doing the job!

A:  Yes, this is the reason I bought it. Works good keeps my flowers from being peed on.

A:  Your lab might just step over this size. There is a taller size that might be better for your purposes.

A:  This would definitely be easier to work with! I would think if you make it a large enough circle it should deter him, although you may need more than one section to make the circle big enough. Hope this helps!

A:  It is 10 feet

A:  It is 12 ten inch sections for a total of 120" or 10' long as one fence. It is all interconnected as one fence piece, I didn't see it listed as you did, but the entire fence is 10' long 18 inches tall and each piece if separated is 10 inches wide. Hope that clears it up for you.

A:  It should be 10 12" sections. Each bundle unfolds to 10' total.

A:  There are 12 sections of folding fence. Each section is 10 feet long.

A:  The total length is ten feet, comprised of multiple linking sections. I don’t recall now exactly how many sections there are, but I’d say more like ten 12-inch sections, for a total of ten feet.

A:  Each section is 10ft. long. There are 12 sections.

A:  The description is correct as it states 18 inches by 10 foot sections. I do not know where you see different.

A:  It is not accurate, may have been at one time 10 twelve inch sections but this is actually 7-1 foot sections. Does not appear that way in the picture nor willit in person but it does open up pretty long and great length for the price.

A:  Yes you can. Each section has hooks on one end that can connect to the previous section making it continuous. I have 100' around my front yard.

A:  Yes, multiple sections can be connected.

A:  This fence is 12 ten inch pieces that are already interconnected to make one 10 foot long1-1/2 foot high border fence. However, you can separate each section using a small flat blade screwdriver and a pair of pliers. If you want to add more length to the{an} existing 10 foot long fence, you just pry open the ends at one end of the new fence and use a pair of pliers to press and bend the tabs around your existing fence to make it one longer continuous fence. So it is already a consistent flow as it comes, but you can add to it if needed to make it a longer continuous border fence. I did this around my outdoor garden railroad, pond, flower and shrub garden. Just too a few minutes to add each 10' fence section to another.

A:  Yes.

A:  Yes, you can link as many sections together as you wish.

A:  Yes.

A:  Each sectio can be used as a stand alone fence or connected to one or more of the 11 other fences to create whatever size you need.

A:  Yes, but these are not very strong and they do rust quickly. I threw mine out and purchased white plastic fencing for vines in yard. These are highly visible and mowers should see them without trouble.

A:  Yes, they can be bent into any shape you need. You will need to separate the pieces as the fence comes setup as one long 10 foot{or 120 inches} interconnected piece if you want to use them as a tomato cage fence higher than their current single piece height.. Each piece is 10 inches long, 18 inches high and 12 pieces interconnected together.

A:  yes you can open the wire with pliers and disconnect the panels

A:  No, this fence does not come in black color.

A:  No, not in black and these are very weak and rust quickly too. I would heavier gauge metal in aluminum if possible as they do not rust.

A:  I don't know if it still does or not. When I bought mine quite a few years back, it came in 3 colors, black, green and white. I had purchased mine in black originally. So far {2019} I have only found it in green, so I can't say if the other 2 colors are still available. I just haven't seen them.

A:  Yes