Wire Fence can be made of superior quality welded mesh, electro galvanized, hot-dipped galvanized or plastic coated. It is also supplied in plain steel without galvanizing to save cost.
 
Wire Fence is usually used to contain pets or as a temporary barrier to keep animals out of gardens. The material is available from 3' to 6' high in 25' to 50' rolls. Like chain link fencing it's also available with a vinyl coating, usually green or brown. When used with rail fencing, welded wire can make an effective pet containment fence for large areas.. The raw material for the manufacture of panels is the wire through cold rolling or by wire drawing using the hot-rolled wire produced in the steelworks.

The panels are determined by several data:
Wire Diameter;
Surface Treatment;
Tensile Breaking Strength;
Elongation;
Panel Length and Width

General purpose fencing offers strength and rigidity for a variety of outdoor projects. Galvanized wire and solid welded construction gives this wire fence strength and rigidity. Sturdy construction for dog kennels and small animal pens.

This wire fence is available in 2"x4" mesh, 1"x2" mesh, or 1"x1" mesh. Rolls are 50' or 100' in length, and come in a variety of heights.

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Some Standard Panel Sizes:
1.5mm Wire Diameter, 1/2" X 1/2" Mesh Opening;
2mm Wire Diameter, 1" X 1" Mesh Opening;
3mm Wire Diameter, 1" X 1" Mesh Opening;
3mm Wire Diameter, 1-1/4" X 1-1/4" Mesh Opening;
4mm Wire Diameter, 1-1/2" X 1-1/2" Mesh Opening;
2mm Wire Diameter, 2" X 2" Mesh Opening;
3mm Wire Diameter, 2" X 2" Mesh Opening;
4mm Wire Diameter, 2" X 2" Mesh Opening;
5mm Wire Diameter, 2" X 2" Mesh Opening;
6mm Wire Diameter, 4" X 2" Mesh Opening;

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It's important to start by deciding exactly what you need your fence to do. There are a number of options you should consider:

• provide safety and security
• screen an unsightly view
• retain children or pets
• enclose pools or tennis courts
• reduce noise
• improve the look and style of your property
• provide privacy
• mark a boundary
• shape your property and define particular areas for certain activities
• define personal space

Some fences perform certain functions better than others, but with some careful planning and professional advice, you can often choose a fence that will do more than one thing. No matter which fence you choose, you will want to make sure it suits your needs, your landscape and complements your environment.