Premium Galvanised Welded Wire Mesh Roll | 0.9m x 30m | 25mm Holes | 16 Gauge

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Our Welded Wire Mesh Rolls are manufactured from steel and finished with a zinc coating to shield it from rust. It is welded at the joins to ensure the mesh is extremely strong, durable and long-lasting. These rolls can be fixed to wooden fencing posts and frames using our galvanised U-nails, and it’s also possible to weld the metal steel mesh to other steel products including frames, posts and cages. We offer a range of different lengths, heights, apertures and wire thicknesses, as well as a green PVC-coated finish.

Typical applications include:

• Wire mesh fencing
• Anti-slip surfaces on timber decking and steps
• Security fences
• Heavier grade wire mesh is suitable for animal enclosures (12 gauge starts as the heavier/thicker grade)
• Dog fencing
• Cat fencing
• Deer fencing
• Tree protection guards
• Rabbit hutches, hamster/mice cages, bird enclosures/aviaries
• Fruit cages

Thicknesses available:

• 19 gauge (1mm thick)
• 17 gauge (1.2mm thick)
• 15 gauge (1.8mm thick)
• 14 gauge (2mm thick)
• 12 gauge (2.5mm thick)

Associated Products:

Our welded wire fence mesh rolls are perfect to use with our:

• Round Fence Posts
• Square Wooden Fence Posts
• UC4 Treated Fence Posts
• Presser Point U Staple Nails
• Range of PPE

• Product Type: Welded Wire Mesh Roll
• Construction Material: Steel
• Finish: Premium Galvanised (After Welding)
• Gauges: 10g, 12g, 14g, 16g, 19g
• Aperture/Hole Sizes: 25mm x 25mm, 50mm x 50mm and 13mm x 25mm, 13mm x 13mm

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 rolls are hot-dipped galvanised, where the steel is given a protective coating to help resist corrosion and rust.

Our standard range of wire rolls are hot-dipped galvanised before welding, meaning that each individual wire is galvanised and then welded together to form the rolls. 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 rolls are galvanised after welding, meaning that there is 100% coverage and no chance of any part of the rolls 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.

For more information on our galvanisation process, check out our Galvanisation Guide.