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.
I've used these on thick mesh before
It's rather small.
It's for bantam
That's neat. Mines literally for moving around a lawn , they have a bigger pen attached to a shed
What dimensions is the run
The weld mesh attached with the fencing staples is great against foxes , pine marten or mink , they'll never rip the mesh from the wood and they don't rust out like the light staplesFencing 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 fence.
Great for stopping a ram with a ten metre run up; not much use for keeping out stoats, weasels, mink and rats, or even foxes for that matter.
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