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Standard Galvanised Wire Panel | 8 Gauge | 8ft x 4ft | 3" Holes
(SKU: 210491)
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Specification
| SKU | 210491 |
| Weight | 5kg |
| Size | 2.44m x 1.22m (8ft x 4ft) |
| Hole Size | 75mm x 75mm |
| Gauge | 8 Gauge |
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Features and benefits
- Galvanised welded wire mesh panels for the garden, allotment and construction
- Made from hot-dipped galvanised steel wire for long-lasting, corrosion-resistant performance
- Versatile panels ideal for security fencing, animal fencing, climbing plant support, leaf protection for ponds and fruit cages
- Also available in Premium Galvanised and PVC-Coated finishes to suit different needs
£37.19
£40.91
Further information
Welded wire mesh panels are made from hot-dipped galvanised steel to offer long-lasting shielding from corrosion and rust. Available in a wide range of sizes, apertures and thicknesses, these wire mesh panels are highly versatile making them a popular choice for the garden, allotments and construction sites. Typical uses for wire mesh panels include:
- Security fencing
- Pet cages and animal enclosures
- Aviaries and bird cages
- Pond covers and leaf protection
- Garden fencing
- Metal fencing
- Chicken coops
- Dog fencing
- Security cages
- Pet hutches
- Climbing plant support
These wire mesh panels are also available in Premium Galvanised and PVC-Coated finishes to suit different needs.
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Technical information
Product Type: Welded Wire Mesh Panel
Construction Material: Steel
Finish: Galvanised
Panel Size: 8ft x 4ft
Gauge: 8 gauge
Aperture/Hole Size: 3" holes
Guide to Wire Gauges:
Wire gauge is the measurement of the diameter or thickness of the wire. The larger the number, the smaller the wire, meaning a 12-gauge wire is thinner than a 6-gauge wire.
For more information on wire gauges and which gauge is best for your application, see our Ultimate Guide to Wire Gauges.
Guide to Galvanisation:
All our wire mesh panels are hot-dipped galvanised, which is where the steel is coated with a protective coating to help the steel resist corrosion and rust.
Our standard range of wire panels are hot-dipped galvanised before welding, meaning that each individual wire is galvanised and then welded together to form the panel. This is a more economical process, however, it does carry a small risk that the welded process may remove a small amount of the galvanised coating.
Our premium wire mesh panels are galvanised after welding, meaning that there is 100% coverage and no chance of any part of the panel not having the protective coating.
N.B: Any cuts made into the steel may rust where the new metal is exposed. Please ensure to protect these cut ends with galvanised spray or paint.