Support everyday property and animal-care tasks with farm supplies from Vartiss Store. Our range includes electric-fencing equipment, poultry netting, fence testers, posts, poly wire, chicken feeders, waterers and automatic coop-door products.
These practical products can assist with managing suitable livestock areas, maintaining fence systems and simplifying routine poultry care. Options are available for hobby farms, acreages, smallholdings and rural properties, although every product must be selected according to its intended application and specifications.
Vartiss Store is based in Bentleigh, Melbourne. Browse our farm supplies online, with delivery available to eligible locations throughout Australia.
Before purchasing, assess the size and layout of your property, the animals involved and the environmental conditions. A product that suits a small poultry enclosure may not be appropriate for a long livestock fence or a different animal species.
Consider the following when comparing products:
Specifications, operating distances, power outputs and included accessories vary between products. Always read the complete listing and manufacturer’s instructions before installation.
An energiser supplies controlled electrical pulses to a compatible electric-fence system. Our range may include solar and mains-powered models with different output ratings and recommended fence distances.
The advertised distance is a general product rating and may not represent the effective distance under every property condition. Fence construction, earthing, vegetation, conductor quality, joins and weather can all influence performance.
Explore our dedicated fence energisers and electric-fencing equipment to compare available models, conductors, posts, insulators and testers.
Conductors and support components must work together as a complete system. Check the length and electrical properties of poly wire, rope or tape as well as the spacing and compatibility of posts and insulators.
Keep spare connectors and appropriate testing equipment available so faults can be located and repaired promptly. Do not assume that ordinary household electrical tools are suitable for testing an energised fence.
A purpose-designed electric-fence tester can help check fence voltage and identify performance problems. Select a tester with an appropriate measurement range and follow its operating instructions carefully.
Never touch an electric fence to test whether it is operating. Isolate the system before repairing conductors, replacing components or clearing vegetation where contact could occur.
Poultry netting can help define suitable areas for chickens and other compatible birds. Check the netting’s length, height, mesh spacing and energiser requirements before ordering.
Electric poultry netting is not suitable for every animal or location. Position it away from public access, paths and areas where children may play. Inspect the enclosure frequently for sagging, vegetation contact, damaged strands or gaps beneath the fence.
Feeders and waterers can make routine poultry care more convenient and help keep supplies contained. Compare capacity with the number of birds and how frequently the container can be checked, cleaned and refilled.
Automatic equipment does not replace daily animal checks. Food and water should remain clean, accessible and sufficient, particularly during hot weather or when owners are away from the property.
An automatic coop door may assist with scheduled access to a poultry enclosure. Check the available operating modes, opening dimensions, power requirements and installation instructions.
Test the door thoroughly after installation and inspect it regularly. Confirm every day that it has opened or closed correctly and that no bird or obstruction is caught in its path.
Keeping tools, conductors, animal-care products and replacement components organised can make routine maintenance easier. Store electrical components and animal feed according to their individual care instructions and protect items from moisture, pests and contamination.
Explore our garden sheds for larger outdoor storage options or browse our tool storage range for cabinets, chests and workshop organisation.
For other specialised workplace and rural equipment, visit our complete commercial products collection.
Electric fencing must be installed and operated carefully. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions and all regulations, standards and property requirements applicable to your location and intended use.
Mains-powered equipment may require installation or connection by a suitably qualified person. Never modify electrical components or use damaged power leads, plugs or energisers.
Our current range includes fence energisers, electric poultry netting, poly wire, posts, insulators, fence testers, chicken feeders, waterers and automatic coop-door products. Availability may change over time.
Yes. Selected products may suit hobby farms, smallholdings and rural properties. Suitability depends on the property layout, animals, fence length and intended application.
The appropriate power source depends on available electricity, fence layout, location and the product’s required output. Compare the specifications and seek professional advice if necessary.
Consider the animal type, total fence length, number of wires, vegetation load, earthing conditions and energiser output. Do not select a model based solely on its advertised maximum distance.
Automatic feeders, waterers and coop doors can assist with daily routines, but animals still require frequent checks. Inspect the equipment, food, water and enclosure every day.
Weather resistance varies by product. Check the individual listing for installation conditions and protection requirements. Outdoor suitability does not mean equipment is maintenance-free.
Yes. Vartiss Store delivers to eligible locations throughout Australia. Delivery availability, charges and timeframes depend on the product and destination.