Start With Mesh Design When Selecting Fence | The Red Brand Post

If you know Red Brand, then you know we have a specific fence design for any project. The different combinations of knot style, gauge, roll height, and other considerations offer plenty of unique possibilities – 154 to be exact. With so many options, choosing the right fence could make anybody’s head spin. When comparing fences, the best place to start is to determine mesh design.

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What is Mesh Design?

Fence mesh creates a barrier by forming consistent patterns with wire. In the case of Red Brand fences, mesh is made using different gauges of wire for very different applications. Our mesh designs can have spacing as small as 1″ or as large as 16″ between horizontal and vertical intersections.

Mesh can be constructed by either weaving a continuous wire into a pattern, or by welding or knotting individual cross wires together. The different patterns in which these wires are woven determine the type of mesh. Red Brand fence is available in three different forms: netting, squared, or v-mesh. Most of our catalog of fence is constructed by weaving each wire into a uniform pattern. This creates strength and rigidity, no matter where an animal decides to test it.

Netting Mesh

Made from lightweight wire, this fence is reverse woven into a hexagonal pattern. The reverse weave allows the fence to unroll flat, making for an easier installation process. With its high gauge and small wire spacing, this mesh is best suited for smaller animals. Chickens, rabbits, fish, and even small dogs will be hard pressed to compromise this design.

When fencing chickens, Red Brand poultry mesh is available in one or two inch spacing. If you are fencing chicks or chickens that are especially inquisitive, one inch spacing is best. For yards that are looking to keep other pests out, two inch spacing will fit the bill.

Owners of dogs that are prone to digging will also benefit from netting mesh. Apron fence has a foot-long hinge that is buried underground, keeping burrowing paws out.

Saltwater mesh is coated in our Class 3 Extended Life galvanization process. This makes it ideal for fish traps, as the woven design will create a durable barricade while remaining resistant to rust.

V-Mesh

Red Brand’s V-Mesh Horse Fence is made with a continuous wire. The result is a springy texture that flexes but doesn’t break. An added benefit to continuous weave fence is its ability to help prevent unintended injury to animal hides.

Squared Mesh

Fence with a square mesh design is either knotted or welded to form square or rectangle patterns. Typically, this fence is used with a heavier gauge wire, creating some of the most durable fence Red Brand has to offer. Cattle, horses, or any other large animal will be safely contained with squared mesh.

For example, unlike netting mesh, each wire in Non-Climb fence is held together by our exclusive Square Deal knot. This added reinforcement allows the fence to flex slightly against the weight of a large animal, and then return to its original rigid form. This makes for easier upkeep, as knotted fence is less likely to stretch out of shape. Red Brand Field Fence, Sheep & Goat, and Yard, Garden & Kennel are all made with a knotted square mesh as well.

If flexion is not a concern, welded wire utility fence is a cost-effective alternative. Stockade panels are also considered to be square mesh. Made from welded wire, these panels are made for maximum strength and durability. A variety of styles and weights make stockade panels a possibility for cattle, sheep, goats, and horses.

Take Home Message

While there are many important factors to consider when selecting the right fence for your property, remember to start with mesh design. Netting is best suited for smaller animals, as the low-cost, lightweight rolls ensure a secure enclosure while providing for an easier installation process. For larger animals, squared or v-mesh fence styles provide a low maintenance, longer lasting solution to safely contain your valuable animals.

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For help in selecting the ideal fence style to meet your need, stop by your local Red Brand dealer or use the resources available at our website.

Welded mesh fencing can be found all across various suburbs in Melbourne. It finds a wide range of applications in residential areas, commercial and industrial sites.

This blog post will focus on finding out what welded mesh is and what some of the benefits of welded mesh fencing are. Additionally, if you own a welded mesh fence, this blog post can help you understand how to maintain the fencing for a longer life span.

What is welded mesh?

Welded mesh, or welded wire mesh, is made by welding together a series of longitudinal wires with an accurate spacing to create a grid with desired spacing. This welded mesh is then placed between the metal frame to create panels that are then used for welded mesh fencing.

Benefits of welded mesh fencing

1. DURABILITY & LONGEVITY

The process of making welded mesh panels ensures the maximum strength and durability. The wires are welded together and then attached to the frame creating sturdy panels that are not easy to break. A durable steel wire used to construct welded mesh ensures the versatility of the welded mesh fencing, making sure that the steel fences would last for many decades. With a proper care and maintenance, of course.

2.  SECURITY

As welded mesh fences are strong and versatile, they are good to use as high-security fences. Especially in industrial areas. The measurements of your fencing can also be customised to fit the fencing requirements, while taking into account any height restrictions by a local council.

3. EASY SET-UP

Welded mesh fences, either permanent or temporary fencing, are made out of mesh panels. Hence, making it is easier to transport and install them. In turn, turning the whole installation process into a quicker one.

If you are dealing with a temporary fence, panels can be forklifted onto a truck and transported to the required location efficiently.

4. LOW MAINTENANCE

Welded mesh fences require minimal maintenance. Further below, you can find a few tips on how to keep your fence maintained properly.

5. WEATHER-FRIENDLY FENCING

What does weather-friendly mean? If your fence is located in a windy area, for example, a coastal area, then constant strong winds can damage the fencing. However, welded mesh fences do not have to problem. The wind can blow through the welded mesh panels without affecting the stability of the fencing.

Maintenance of welded mesh fences

1. The first suggestion would be to keep your fence as dry as possible. It does not mean that you will suddenly have to worry about the rain and other weather factors. However, regardless if your welded mesh fencing has been galvanized or powder coated for protection from corrosion, you should still limit the amount of moisture your fence is exposed to. That means preventing wetness by limiting spraying your welded mesh fencing with a hose or sprinklers as much as possible.
2. Accumulated dirt and debris can also create a perfect environment for moisture. Hence, allowing for corrosion to take place. Hence, you should try to eliminate the dirt and debris around your fence. A biannual check-up can help to determine whether the fencing needs a clean-up or not.
3. Checking your fence for wear and tear a few times a year can also go a long way. Detecting the damage as early as possible can save you money in the long run. Note that you should try to eliminate the damage soonest.
4. If your fence doesn’t have any wear and tear, it’s clean from debris, then the only thing left is to wash it a couple of times a year. All you need is warm water, soap and a hose to rinse it off.

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