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The creator tells poultry keepers they no longer need bamboo, then presents a 50 meter HDPE plastic mesh roll as the alternative, building the first person explanation around the practical swap rather than a detailed installation.
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The creator tells poultry keepers they no longer need bamboo, then presents a 50 meter HDPE plastic mesh roll as the alternative, building the first person explanation around the practical swap rather than a detailed installation.
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A middle-aged man in a white T-shirt squats beside a wooden chicken coop, securing black plastic mesh to the coop frame with cable ties. He then stands up to showcase the mesh's material and toughness, with a product sticker effect overlay in the top-left corner of the frame.
The man moves to the mesh fence next to the vegetable garden, squats down to adjust and tug at the mesh, demonstrating its installation effect and sturdiness as a garden protective fence.
The man sprays water from a hose onto the plastic mesh of the chicken coop, closely demonstrating its excellent water resistance, easy cleaning property and rust-proof performance. The camera then slowly dollys in toward the chicken coop.
The scene switches to a factory warehouse filled with stacks of black plastic mesh rolls. A young lady in a gray T-shirt and jeans stands between the shelves, gesturing and pointing to the mesh rolls beside her to introduce product promotion information to the camera.
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