Goat-Tuff

GOAT-TUFF Fixed Knot Fence provides safe containment for goats and other livestock on your property. Not only does its secure design protect against predators, but it also keeps your animals from putting their heads through the fence and potentially injuring themselves. This high-tensile steel wire solution especially comes in handy when you have goats that like to jump, chew, and cause chaos.

USES

Goat and sheep fencing.
Pasture & cross fencing.

FEATURES

Redi-Roll. Pre-stripped rolls with 18” of
vertical stays removed from both ends
of the roll.
High tensile wire.
High tensile wire.
Heavy duty Class 3 galvanization.
Works in conjunction with STAY-TUFF
Post Clips and Welded Wire Panels.

WHY USE THIS PRODUCT

An economical fence solution that adds security and durability to
your fencing needs.
Resists rust and corrosion up to 3 times longer than Class 1
galvanization.
Superior strength, 3 times stronger than low carbon options.
Impact resistant yet shock absorbing. The fence fabric gives with
pressure and does not stretch out of shape.
Low maintenance fence and multiple function designs.

GOAT-TUFF

STAY-TUFF PART NO.	DESCRIPTION	WEIGHT	ROLL PER TRUCKLOAD	ROLL PER PALLET	HORIZONTAL WIRES	FENCE HEIGHT (“)	SPACING BETWEEN VERTICAL WIRES (“)	ROLL LENGTH (‘)
ST-831	ST 1348-12-330	178	234	9	13	48	12	330
ST-833	ST 1348-12-660	356	130	5	13	48	12	660
ST-832B	ST 1348-3-200	228	130	5	13	48	3	200

FENCE SPEC	WHERE USED	REASON
842-3	Pasture & exteriors, raceways, birthing areas, Kid pens, holding pens, high pressure areas	3″ spacing for complete predator control – predators can’t get through
842-12	Pasture, interior, and cross fencing	Economical 12″ spacing
949-12	Pasture, interior and cross fence for larger goats, low pressure areas	Economical 12″ spacing for bigger goats
1348-3	Pasture, exteriors, raceways, birthing areas, kid pens, holding pen	3″ spacing for complete predator control
1348-12	Pastures, exterior fences	Economical 12″ spacing with predator control

WHERE TO BUY

STAY-TUFF is committed to delivering the best personal service in the Agricultural and Construction Fencing market. That commitment starts regionally with our nationwide network of Authorized Dealers.

Frequently Asked Questions

How far apart should posts be for fixed knot fence?

The ideal distance between posts for a fixed knot fence largely depends on factors such as fence design, materials, purpose, and terrain. However, the recommendation for post spacing is typically between 10 to 25 feet apart.

What is a fixed knot?

A fixed knot is a type of advanced knotting technique used primarily in fencing and agricultural applications. This knot is known for its superior strength, durability, and resilience compared to traditional hinged joints, making it ideal for withstanding various environmental conditions and stresses.

Why is it called a knot?

The fixed knot is created by securely wrapping the vertical and horizontal wires of a fence, creating a continuous and uninterrupted connection. This design eliminates the possibility of joints unraveling or loosening over time, maintaining the structural integrity of the fence.

What are the benefits of a fixed knot fence?

One of the main advantages of a fixed knot is its ability to last up to three times longer than traditional hinged joints. This is due to the increased tensile strength and rigidity of the knot, preventing it from becoming compromised by daily wear and tear. As a result, fixed knot fences often require less maintenance and repairs over their lifespan.