Your cart is currently empty!
Flex Fence is not only made to keep horses safer while being contained, but it also works superbly for other livestock animals. With the ability to flex 6″-8″ upon impact, Flex Fence gives you the prestigious board fence look, but with safety in mind!
Alpacas & Llamas
We have many owners who say their alpacas and llamas are much safer and happily contained in their Flex/woven wire fence combination.  The Flex top rail offers visibility and strength while the woven wire helps to keep predators out. Pictured below is a RAMM customer who hosts Alpaca Yoga on their property inside of a Flex Fence top rail and non-climb mesh combination fence system.
Cattle
There have been many years of research and development has been put into our Flex Fence systems. The memory in the high-tensile wire allows the fence to flex and come back to its original shape. The polyethylene coating requires no painting to the rail and little-to-no maintenance makes Flex Fence an economical choice for any farm owner. With Flex Fences break strength of 4,200 lbs per rail, a 4 rail fence will offer 16,800 total lbs of break strength! Plus the rail can flex up to 8′ on impact and return to its original shape. Your fence can not only be a strong working fence but aesthetically pleasing too! Revolutionary, streamline hardware offers easier installation. ​
Goats & Sheep
RAMM has both horses and sheep on the property behind our Flex. For the sheep, pictured below, we use a 4 rail, 425 fence. For added peace of mind from predators, (the woods is directly behind us), we have non-climb mesh wire in combination with it.
Want to see all of our latest Flex Fence pictures and ideas for livestock animals? We have a Pinterest board just for you!
*Note: These were just a few examples of livestock and Flex Fence. Our customers’ animals have included dogs, ostrich, camels, zebras and more! The size of the animal will determine the kind of rail you choose and the number of rails needed for the best containment. Choose any combination and perhaps consider non-climb with your Flex for exotics or smaller livestock.Â
