Welded wire fence rolls and rigid panels with defined aperture, wire diameter, panel bends, posts, clamps, coating, gates, and packing.
Welded wire fence uses wires joined at each intersection to create a stable rectangular grid. The format may be a flexible roll for general enclosure work or a rigid panel system for perimeter fencing. Rigid 3D panels use formed reinforcing bends to increase panel stiffness and are installed between posts with clamps or other specified connectors. A quotation should identify the required format rather than using “welded mesh” as the complete description.
For panels, state the overall width and height, horizontal and vertical wire spacing, wire diameter, number and position of reinforcing bends, edge projection, and permitted dimensional tolerance. The finished wire diameter must be clear when galvanized or polymer-coated products are compared. For rolls, add roll width, roll length, core or coil arrangement, and any required edge finish. The opening and wire combination should be selected for the application, load, access control, and local installation design.
Browse the wire mesh fence range to compare panel, roll, and chain-link formats before fixing the project schedule.
A complete panel fence schedule includes post section, wall thickness where relevant, post length, spacing, post cap, base plate or embedment arrangement, clamp type, bolt finish, corner treatment, and gate openings. Connection details must match the selected post profile and panel wire. If the site uses stepped panels on a slope, show the level changes or provide a layout drawing so post lengths and panel positions can be reviewed.
Common finishing routes include galvanized wire, hot-dip galvanizing of fabricated parts, and coated systems. The exact sequence and coating requirement should be written into the order instead of inferred from color alone. Inspection normally checks panel dimensions, aperture, wire diameter, weld consistency, bend position, coating appearance, post and clamp dimensions, gate fit, quantities, and packing identification.
Rigid panels are commonly stacked with separators and secured to handling supports; posts are bundled and fittings are packed by counted set. Protecting panel edges and coating contact points reduces handling damage. The welded wire mesh specification guide explains the measurements buyers should confirm. For a project quote, send the panel schedule, layout, and destination.
Send mesh type, material, wire diameter, aperture, size, surface treatment, quantity, packing request, and destination country.
