1. Specifications

A. Material

Galvanized Steel: Most common; zinc-coated for rust resistance (Class 1–3, with Class 3 offering the highest corrosion protection).

Vinyl-Coated Steel: PVC-coated for added weather resistance and color options (e.g., black, green).

Stainless Steel: Used in coastal or highly corrosive environments.

Aluminum: Lightweight and rust-proof for low-security applications.

B. Gauge (Wire Thickness)

9 Gauge: 3.8 mm – Heavy-duty for high-security areas (e.g., prisons, industrial sites).

11 Gauge: 2.7 mm – Standard for residential and commercial use.

12 Gauge: 2.3 mm – Lightweight for temporary fencing.

C. Mesh Size

1" (25 mm): Small openings for small animal containment (e.g., dogs, poultry).

2" (50 mm): Standard size for general-purpose fencing.

3" (75 mm): Larger gaps for cost-effective boundary marking.

D. Height

Residential: 3–6 ft (0.9–1.8 m).

Commercial/Industrial: 6–12 ft (1.8–3.6 m).

High-Security: 12+ ft (3.6+ m) with barbed wire toppings.

E. Coating

Hot-Dip Galvanized: ≥245 g/m² zinc coating for durability.

PVC Coating: 0.5–1.0 mm thickness for UV and abrasion resistance.

F. Tensile Strength

Standard: 40,000–80,000 psi.

High-Tensile: Up to 100,000 psi for enhanced durability.

2. Components

Fabric: Interwoven diamond-pattern wire mesh.

Posts:

Terminal Posts: Corner/end posts (2.5–4" diameter steel or aluminum).

Line Posts: Intermediate supports (1.5–2.5" diameter).

Top Rail: Horizontal support (1–2" diameter).

Tension Wire: Secures the fabric to the posts.

Accessories:

Barbed Wire: Added to the top for security.

Privacy Slats: Inserted into the mesh for visual screening.

Gates: Swing or sliding options (match fence height/material).

3. Applications：

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4. Installation

Post Spacing: 8–10 ft apart for line posts.

Concrete Footings: Required for terminal posts in permanent installations.

Anchoring: Use ground spikes or weighted bases for temporary setups.

5. Advantages

Cost-Effective: Cheaper than wood, wrought iron, or welded mesh.

Durability: Lasts 15–20+ years with galvanized/PVC coating.

Low Maintenance: Resists rot, pests, and weathering.

Visibility: Allows airflow and light while marking boundaries.

6. Limitations

Privacy: Requires slats or screens for visual obstruction.

Aesthetics: Less decorative than ornamental iron or wood.

Security: Easily cut without reinforced toppings (e.g., barbed wire).