Manufactured from 1.7mm galvanized wire. 80m in length. Please note that the lid is on very tight. You may need to make a small cut with a hacksaw on the bucket to open it. Using a bucket is a great way for the home handyman to store barbed wire. Wear gloves and eye protection when handling barbed wire. Take care when unraveling the roll as it may spring out.
B**K
Great if you don't want to open the tub
it's barbed and wirey when you actually get into the tub, I had to cut the top off with a Stanley knife as the lid wouldn't come open for love nor money utter pain in the bum the wire itself seems fine with included staple nails but I wouldn't recommend purely because the tub is impossible to open
R**Y
Barby and wirey what more do you want.
Perfect. They stopped the little ***$ climbing on my roof with just two strands. I also put a warning sign up but assuming the standard of breading I doubt they can read.I did consider tiring them up in this but they'd probably sell the wire for scrap and buy meth for Mummy's birthday.
B**K
Kick the bucket, love the wire
All the reviews around getting the bucket open proved to be accurate and this was troublesome.Actual wire was great and just did the job. I would buy again
R**T
If the wire is as tough as the container, safe as houses.
Not used it yet but it seems to be sturdy enough, although because I am going to use it as a string rather than a coil I may have to double up because there seems to be a long gap between the barbs. Although with 80m to play with this should be no problem. Cant understand the comments about opening the container, one pair of scissors a screwdriver two chisels a pair of pliers and a pair of heavy duty gloves, 15 minutes, no problem.
J**B
Good and strong.
Pain to get out the bucket. Good strong wire.
M**L
Four Stars
GREAT ITEM THANK YOU ***
