Tornado Horse Fencing

[missshell]

Do you use this and how do you find it? Would be interested to here experiences as we need to replace some fencing and this seems a good option for us.
Thanks

 

[cariad]

If it's the stuff I'm thinking of, graded sort of square netting with electric string/wires across the top, it is very good as fencing. University of Lincoln has it everywhere. But it is expensive. I had a quote for a nine acre field, including two gates, at £6000.00. I didn't take it up as we then decided to move and we need to sell the field and not everyone will want it for horses. I suppose it does last and they can't chew it or crib or anything.

 

[missshell]

Thanks.

Its this:

www.tornadowire.co.uk

Claims its 40% cheaper then post and rail. More labour to install though.

 

[slingo1uk]

I have this around all my paddocks , no its not cheap but its the only wire fencing i would use, its very safe, i used it with 6" round posts and one rail above. I ordered it direct from tornado as my local supplier said he couldnt get it for a couple of weeks, it was delivered the next day.

 

[missshell]

Did you find it a cheaper option that post and rail?