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title: A Stay-Tuff Woven Wire Horse Fence
description: Stay-Tuff produces a state of the art galvanized woven wire mesh for horse fencing. Stay-Tuff meshes are durable, flexible, and maintain their shape.
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# [A Stay-Tuff Woven Wire Horse Fence](https://www.louispage.com/blog/bid/7774/how-to-build-a-woven-wire-horse-fence)

 Written by [Duncan Page](https://www.louispage.com/blog/author/duncan-page) | February 10, 2009

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**They call it "Tuff" for a reason****.**

Stay-Tuff produces state-of-the-art galvanized woven wire mesh for horse fencing.

- "Horse-Tuff" Fixed Knot Fence keeps your horses secure with bordering protection featuring rust and corrosion resistant wire that lasts beautifully due to heavy duty galvanization. Plus pre-stripped rolls--all of the Stay-Tuff fence rolls come with 18 inches of vertical stays removed from both ends of the roll.
- 3-inch mesh spacing is safe, strong and sized correctly to resist horse hooves, cutting down on expensive injuries.
- These fences are resilient when a horse makes contact--whether the horse was playing, gets spooked for some reason, or didn't see it (think about adding a top board to enhance visibility.)  
    

> <https://www.louispage.com/fences/horse-cattle-livestock>
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> You can trust these products to safely contain your horses.
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> **These fences feature the following characteristics:**

> - fence meshes are durable and flexible, holding their shape
> - longer lifetime, little maintenance required
> - woven mesh construction is strong
> - no wires sticking out to scrape or harm animals or people
> - can be used with rail fences
> - lasts 3 to 4 times longer than low-tensile wire
> - Redi-Roll feature means time saved stripping roll ends
> - faster and easier to build with fewer posts to set
> - and a 20 Year Warranty
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>  **Stay-Tuff products will provide you with a lifetime of service.**

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