Galvanized Hardware Cloth, 1/2 in Mesh, 36 in x 100 ft
Galvanized Hardware Cloth, 1/2 in Mesh, 36 in x 100 ft
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- Long runs in one pass. One continuous 100 ft roll at 36 in tall covers a plot perimeter or run wall without splicing.
- Keeps small animals out. 1/2 in mesh openings block small animals while light, air and water pass through.
- Coated at the joints. Hot-dip galvanized after welding, so the zinc covers the joints as well as the strands.
- Easy to cut and shape. 19 gauge wire holds a line between posts yet cuts and bends with hand tools.
Description
Description
- Welded galvanized hardware cloth roll, 36 in tall by 100 ft long.
- For vegetable plots, poultry runs, orchard boundaries and crawl space venting.
- 1/2 in mesh openings.
- 19 gauge steel wire welded at every crossing.
- Hot-dip galvanized after welding.
- Cuts and bends with hand tools.
Features
Features
- Roll size: 36 in tall by 100 ft long.
- 1/2 in mesh openings.
- 19 gauge wire, welded at every crossing.
- Hot-dip galvanized after welding, so the zinc covers the joints as well as the strands.
- Cuts and bends with hand tools.
Materials & care
Materials & care
Materials: Welded steel wire, 19 gauge, hot-dip galvanized after welding.
FAQ
FAQ
How big is the roll?
It is 36 in tall and 100 ft long.
What size are the openings?
The mesh openings are 1/2 in.
What is it made of?
Welded 19 gauge steel wire that is hot-dip galvanized after welding.
What can I use it for?
The listing suggests vegetable plot perimeters, poultry run walls, orchard boundaries and crawl space venting.
Can I cut it to size?
Yes. It cuts and bends with hand tools.
One Hundred Feet, One Pass
A long run of fencing goes up faster from one continuous roll than from short sections spliced together. This welded hardware cloth arrives as 100 ft of material standing 36 in tall.
That combination covers the perimeter of a vegetable plot, the walls of a poultry run, an orchard boundary, or a long stretch of crawl space venting in a single pass.
Half inch openings block the small animals that push through wider fencing while daylight, air and rainfall still reach the plants behind it.
Zinc That Reaches The Joints
Every wire crossing is welded, and the sheet is hot-dip galvanized once that welding is finished, so zinc reaches the joints instead of stopping at the strands.
Material coated before it is joined tends to rust at the weld points first, which is exactly where a fence takes the most strain.
The 19 gauge wire keeps the sheet rigid between posts and still lets you cut, bend and shape it with ordinary hand tools.
Roll It Out, Tie It Off
Roll the material out along the line you plan to enclose, trim it with aviation snips or bolt cutters, and secure it with fence staples on wood or wire ties on metal posts. Handle cut ends with gloves, because they stay sharp.
The 36 in height gives enough face for a taller barrier, or leaves extra to fold outward along the ground as a dig skirt where animals try to get under rather than over.
Store any remaining roll dry and off bare soil.
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