Suregreen Galvanised Wire Mesh Rolls (1.8m x 10m | 50mm Holes | 12 Gauge)

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If you choose wire mesh panels or sheets in self-colour, they will be lightly copper coated to help prevent rusting and give your mesh a longer lifetime of use. Our Welded Mesh Rolls

The mesh is designed in a vibrant green colour which is both aesthetically pleasing and blends seamlessly with your garden or any outdoor space. This rust-resistant and corrosion-proof wire mesh boasts superior durability, making it a worthy investment for your varied needs. Weldmesh rolls are designed to be stronger and more rigid. Use wire cutters to shorten them to size. A sharp pair of scissors could only cut the lightweight wires (19g, 22g, 23g). Steel wires are galvanised before welding, then the mesh is hot-dipped again to create the second layer of galvanisation.The tall 1.8m is ideal for keeping otters out of fisheries. If this is what you need then the top 30cm (12″) should be bent outwards, it will fold along one of the rows quite easily. This will stop them climbing over.

Wire mesh rolls are commonly used in gardens or farm fields to enclose and protect small animals, or to restrict public access. Available in galvanised or PVC-coated finishes, Suregreen’s range of wire mesh rolls can be delivered nationwide in a variety of different heights, lengths, gauges and hole sizes – meaning we have the wire fencing to fit almost every application! Best quality for professional use. Increased abrasion & corrosion resistance – can withstand harsher conditions. Longer lifespan.

Ideal for pet cages, puppy runs, rabbit runs and aviaries, other uses include greenhouse staging for making trays baskets and seeding guards and squirrel protection. Some specifications are available in stainless steel types 304 and 316, which can give much better corrosion resistance. Galvanised weld mesh sheets have a flatter finish which makes it much easier to use if not fixing from both sides. The wire is galvanised before welding, then coated with protective plastic. This process protects the wire from the elements and smooths any potentially sharp metal bits. Please note, however, that cuts made into the steel may rust where the new metal is exposed. Protect these cut ends with galvanised spray or paint and file to ensure no sharp edges are left especially if using with animals.