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Wire and Net Fencing

Wire and net fencing define boundaries and secure walkways. As a method of partitioning areas, wire fencing lets light through and supports plants.

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About Wire and Net Fencing products

Wire mesh fencing is specified by its mesh opening and wire gauge, which affect how well it suits the intended use. A wire netting fence can mark a boundary or enclose an area; check the required height and level of containment before settling on a specification.

Wire and net fencing

Fence netting needs suitable support along its length. Check the proposed post spacing, fixing method and ground profile, especially where the fence crosses uneven or sloping terrain. For metal net panels, follow the manufacturer’s installation details and check that the posts can support the selected system.

A wire fence should be planned around the site and the access it needs to provide. Mark the line before installation, identify corners and changes in direction, and confirm the position of gates or other openings with the installer.

What should I check before specifying a wire netting fence?

Match the mesh opening and wire gauge to what the fence needs to contain or exclude. Check that the proposed posts and fixings suit the site.

How should metal net panels be installed?

Follow the panel manufacturer’s fixing instructions and allow for the ground profile. Ask the installer to check post spacing and support before work begins.

What affects the cost of a wire fence installation?

The fence length, ground conditions and required posts or gates can affect the work involved. Confirm what is included in the installation quote.