Chicken Perches
At night chickens need to perch and require a perching space of around a foot per chicken. Some chickens enjoy snuggling up close to each other, whereas other chicken breeds enjoy plenty of space between each of them.
Perches should be cleaned on a weekly basis as a minimum to help promote healthy chickens.
Special attention needs to be taken to the cleanliness of the perch to reduce the chances of any illnesses or injuries that they may sustain.
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Our Top 5 Chicken Wires
Chicken Wire
Overview:
- Galvanized before weaving
- Hexagonal poultry netting has reinforced lines equally spaced across the netting
- It is made perfectly straight and flat, and stays that way; 20-gauge
- Use for garden fencing, poultry enclosures, insulation retainers, storage bins and decorative supports
- Size of hexagonal poultry netting is 36-inches by 50-feet 2-inches mesh
- PVC coated Galvanized mesh fence
M-D Hobby & Craft 57513 Chicken Wire, 2 by 8-Feet
Overview
- Create your own DIY projects
- Cuts easily with tin snips
- The possibilities are endless
- This package contains 2 x 8 feet of one inch mesh chicken wire
- It is an imported product
G & B 308476B 48-Inch x 50-Foot 2-Inch Galvanized Mesh Hexagonal Poultry Netting
Overview:
- Galvanized before weaving
- Hexagonal poultry netting has reinforced lines equally spaced across the netting
- It is made perfectly straight and flat, and stays that way; 20-gauge
- Use for garden fencing, poultry enclosures, insulation retainers, storage bins and decorative supports
- Size of hexagonal poultry netting is 48-inches by 50-feet 2-inches mesh
G & B 308475B 36-Inch x 50-Foot 2-Inch Galvanized Mesh Hexagonal Poultry Netting
