Welded galvanized mesh

The cost of a roll of welded galvanized steel mesh depends on its technical characteristics and the amount of metal used. First of all, the price depends on the wire diameter—the thicker it is, the stronger and more expensive the mesh. The mesh size also plays an important role—models with smaller openings require more wire, so they cost more.

Galvanized welded mesh is used for making cages for animals and poultry, for creating and fencing low flower beds, as well as in construction—particularly for plastering work.

Yes, this type of mesh can easily be cut manually without special equipment. Since it uses a small wire diameter (0.7–1.4 mm), wire cutters or pruning shears are sufficient. They allow you to cut the wire cleanly and precisely.

In construction, the mesh is fixed to reinforcement frames, walls, or surfaces during plastering work without additional materials. In household structures, it is attached to metal or wooden frames depending on the type of construction. Installation is done with even tension to avoid sagging and distortion.

Galvanized welded mesh from the manufacturer “Sitka Zakhid” has a protective zinc coating that creates a barrier between the metal and the external environment. Thanks to this, the steel does not directly contact moisture and oxygen, significantly reducing the risk of corrosion and ensuring a service life of over 10 years even under intensive use.