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I cant remember. It was a long time ago.

This size is suitable for one chicken, either a broody or a sick note for a limited time.

It's rather small.

Fencing staples are meant for fences like this where line wires take the stress of any pulling or pushing and the fence is hung and tied on the line wires. All the fence does is add a bit of overall strength but it's main purpose is to stop large creatures in this case from going through the...

If you can use a hammer properly you can drive in these in an anti pull pattern assuming you have a decent thickness of wood for the coop frame and then screw a strip of treated wood over the top. https://www.screwfix.ie/p/easyfix-staples-galvanised-corrosion-resistant-3-35mm-x-30mm-1kg-pack/18996

I would use screws with large washers (I think they're called fender washers in the USA) for all mesh fixings, or better still, a strong strip of wood or aluminium screwed on the outside of the mesh and into the woodwork behind. Staples are okay in some applications like a stock fence but for...