Netting advice

I use debris netting alot.
But for the blue pipe, if you make a frame with some dowels sticking up you could slot the blue pipes into the dowels making it very portable. Fruit netting should be fine but check daily as with all netting for birds.
If fruit cage is made remove netting on top over winter as snow does lots of damage, same with brassicas.

this old thread may give you some ideas 
http://chat.allotment-garden.org/index.php?topic=59123.msg691492#msg691492

I'm not removing the debris netting on my brassicas!
There are organised squads of wood pidgeons who patrol my raised beds just WAITING for access!
So I'll have to shake it off and re-fit when it snows just like I had to do every day to remove the tons of fallen leaves from the beech tree........

I agree - I can never, ever leave netting off brassicas. Goodbye crops.

Very similar to my M.O.!

I have also used yogurt pots on top of the sticks and plastic milk or squash bottles full of water to weigh nets down. Easily dumped in the recycling at end of season
R

Like Vietta I to have gangs of woodys looking longingly at mine under the enviromesh.
Unfortunately a fellow plot holder thought he would be safe this late in the year so he took his nets off, I hadn't realised they could do so much damage in so short a time , by the amount of feathers i think one had closer look at my netting & got mugged by one of the local cats