Chicken Wire Mesh

Chicken wire mesh or chicken wire cloth netting is widely used to fence poultry livestock, made of flexible and thin galvanized steel wire, with hexagonal gaps. Chicken Wire Mesh is used for concrete reinforced with chicken wire yields Ferro cement, a versatile construction material.

Minimum order: 1 pc

Chicken Wire Mesh

Specifications

Material
Stainless Steel, SS 304 / SS 304 L Stainless Steel, SS 316 / SS 316 L Stainless Steel, G.I Galvanised, SS 310 Stainless Steel, SS 202 Stainless Steel.
Hole Type
Hexagonal
Available diameter
1 inch (about 2.5 cm), 2 inch (about 5 cm) and 1/2 inch (about 1.3 cm).
Wire Gauges
19 gauge (about 1 mm wire) to 22 gauge (about 0.7 mm wire).
Mesh Size
0-10 per inch, 10-50 per inch, 50-100 per inch, 100-150 per inch, 150-200 per inch
Surface Finish
Mill Finish
Applications / Usage
Industrial applications
Min order Quantity
1 pc
Packaging Details
Rolls / As per client’s requirement.
Features
  • Rust proof and highly durable.
  • Sturdy for multi-purpose applications.
  • Easy and quick to unroll & install.
  • Can be easily cut and shaped.
  • Quality chicken wire mesh delivered in a roll.
About this product

Chicken Wire Mesh is available in different sizes and wide-range can be customized to fit your exact specifications in order to meet your specific application requirements.

Applications
  • Light fencing for poultry farms, bird cages, fish garden, tennis courts and children's playground.
  • Chicken wire / poultry netting is widely used to fence poultry livestock, made of flexible and thin galvanized steel wire, with hexagonal gaps.
  • Industrial and Agricultural Constructions as Reinforcement.
  • Covering rock wool and glass wool in boilers and pipeline insulation.
  • Reinforcement material and substrate to cement in brick less walls.

Chicken wire is sometimes used to build airy yet low-cost cages for small animals (or to guard plants and property from animals). For construction purposes chicken wire is used as a matrix to grip or hold plaster or cement, in a process known as stuccoing.

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