Thealyn Garden Fence 81cm H 71cm W — 9 panels + gate

This outdoor metal garden fence provides a low-profile border that helps keep pets and plants separated while adding a decorative edge to lawns and flower beds. Thealyn’s modular design includes 9 panels and a gate, giving a total run of about 7 m when assembled, and it works well as a metal garden fence 81cm high for patios, borders and small enclosures.

Key Points

This set arrives as nine panels plus one gate, each panel 81 cm high and 71 cm wide, allowing flexible layouts and curved or straight configurations. The included gate latch gives quick access to beds or pathways, and the panels are joined to 101 cm metal stakes that anchor the fence into the ground for stability. The design is straightforward to install without digging, which keeps setup time to a minimum and reduces disturbance to the soil.

The panel finish has an anti-rust coating, which, according to the manufacturer, helps resist weathering in outdoor conditions. This fence is presented as suitable for a variety of uses from decorative edging to creating a temporary animal barrier. For very large or strong dogs, consider a more robust barrier because this low-height fence is best for small pets and plant protection rather than heavy-duty containment. 🌿

Technical Specifications

• Name: Thealyn Garden Fence 81cm H x 71cm W
• Panels: 9 panels + 1 gate
• Panel dimensions: 81 cm height x 71 cm width
• Total length assembled: 7 m (approximately 23 feet)
• Stake height: 101 cm
• Finish: anti-rust metal coating

Benefits

The modularity of the panels allows you to shape the fence around beds, paths or irregular borders, and the gate integrates into the run without breaking visual continuity. Because no digging is required, the system is useful for renters or gardeners who need a temporary solution. The metal stakes and interlocking panels make the structure more stable than simple standalone borders, while the coated finish reduces visible corrosion over time. ⚒️

Usage Recommendations

Place the stakes at even intervals and press firmly into soft soil for best stability, or tap gently with a mallet on firmer ground. For longer-term installations in exposed locations, check the stake depth occasionally after winter weather and re-seat if necessary. For containment of animals, position the panels to avoid gaps and test the gate latch before regular use.