Both Home Depot and Lowes have 3.5x7 foot panels.

Thanks but i am referring to the 7' roll. A 3.5' piece would only be a foot in diameter once looped.

Thanks!

Can't speak to where you are in Tn., I'm about an hour east of Knoxville, but I just got a roll of the 60". Like Dan says, they have longer panels, but not taller rolls. If it comes down to it, you can use 2 panels and some small pieces of tying wire to make a tall cage from the 2 of them - I have a few of the 5' remesh that I've taken pieces and tied them together to make a circle. The benefit is that they come apart for easy, flat storage. Before you do that though, I would check Tractor Supply. They often have more fencing options, and even if they don't have the concrete remesh, they have tall fencing of various gauges... some quite thick - the same, or almost the same, as the remesh. They also have cattle panels, and they have a few that are longer than what home depot will have. You'll just have to compare prices.

No reason to make them 7' tall anyway. The plant is still going to drape back down the outside just as it does with 6' or even 5'. Just a waste of money even if you could find it and pay and arm and a leg for it.

Dave

Tractor Supply, as mentioned, may have the 72" (6 ft) size. I have an extra roll of that I can't give away! If you want a 7' width you have to go to the local construction supply places where contractors buy stuff, but I think you may have more luck with the 8'x12.5' (2 cages) or 8'x20' (3 cages) sheets. In a wonderful world it could even be cheaper (Markup is high in retail at places like Home Depot), if they are willing to sell to you over the counter without an established customer account. Normally in bulk... so you have to find the product and a place willing to sell to you if you can make it painless and really quick for them and their warehouse control system.

Cheers

PC