18 Pack Chain Link Fence Extension, 25.2'' Fence Extension Height, Galvanized Post Extender for Dogs and Privacy (1-3/8'', Silver)

We had huskies jumping the fence and couldn't afford a new fence. I didn't want to put electrical on it. This worked great. My only advice to people. It does fell stronger in areas we cut fencing from pole to pole. So no long streaches of fencing it feels tighter. I worry because in the south we can have very stong storms. We used a lot of zip ties they were cheap. I did go back with galvanized paint and they all blend in. Had enough to spray any rusty spots on old fence. From a small distance you don't even realize we added it.I think we bought 6 boxes and we did have a few screws that were not quality and stripped out during installation. Trust me we have every screw size known to man in our basement anyway . Someone else might have to make a store run and spend 3 dollars.

The media could not be loaded. Just what we needed. We did buy stronger bolts based on some other reviews. These worked well for making sure my dogs don't jump over the 5 ft chainlinkBuying more to do the other side

This is exactly what I was wanting. Great for the price! I have 3 Great Danes and a 3 foot chain link fence. One of our Danes loves to jump over and greet anyone they see in our neighborhood. It can be quite frightening for others that don’t realize how sweet she is. So we needed to add height to our fence. We did have to add more than one pole in certain areas to add reinforcement, but these and some fencing have done the job without spending thousands on a privacy fence.

Great quality. Even sent an extra nut with the kit. The dog oughta stay in the yard now!

A good, hard to find solution for my fencing extension needs! I only wish the fit of each pole where it attaches to the fence railing were more accurate. Some extenders screwed on tightly and others didn’t resulting in them slipping whenever we have strong winds—see photos. Ball head of one piece fell off completely. Overall, this was the best and most inexpensive solution I found to extending the height of my backyard fence from 4’ to about 5.5’ to keep deer out and my dog in.

The project to increase your fence height is just as advertised. We put up a 5 foot chain link fence on three sides of our property. The fourth side had a 4 foot chain link fence belonging to our neighbor. Unfortunately our dog jumped the four foot to go see the neighbor's dog. The job took only about 2 hours to put up the extensions and string the 5 foot tall chain link (with our neighbor's permission). Hog rings were used to fasten the top wire to the end posts and fence.

Likes: Look, durability, ease of installationDislikes: Don't over-clampOrdered this to extend the chain link for our newest pup who we discovered is a phenomenal jumper. These allowed us to add more mesh at the top without a whole new fence installation. The u-shaped saddle clamp fits easily over the top rail. With it being u-shaped, the instinct is to really tighten it down to keep it from moving in or out (perpendicular to the fence). Be careful when doing so that you don't over-tighten and deform your top rail. Would be perfect if it had some other stabilizer mechanism to keep it from moving that direction.

My dog was jumping the 4ft. Fence used this product to add 2 ft. Which product is secure and easy to attach thank you for helping me keep my dog safe