RAMM’s 2"x4" non-climb, Class 3 galvanized wire mesh is made of 12.5-gauge galvanized wire. This roll is 60" in height and 200' in length. The fencing is designed to help prevent horses from getting their legs through the fence, as well as hinder predators from getting in. The closely spaced woven design helps prevent horses from “stepping through” or “walking down” the fence. Mesh fencing is also great if you want to contain smaller animals.
The special “S” shaped knot design of RAMM's mesh fencing is strong enough to withstand most animal impacts while helping to protect your animals from any abrasions. The Class 3 galvanization has 2.5 times the amount of zinc coating protection than that of traditional mesh fencing, which will give the fence a lifespan of 15-20+ years under normal circumstances. *For more photos and ideas, we welcome you to visit our Wire Mesh Fence Pinterest board section.
Specifications:
- Roll Height: 60"
- Roll Length: 200’
- Fence Type: Non-Electric
- Fence Material: 12.5-gauge Class 3 galvanized steel wire that is 2" x 4" woven mesh, with all junctions held together with a special "S" shaped knot. The top and bottom wires are 10-gauge galvanized steel.
- Fence Post Compatibility: Wood Posts & *T-Posts (*Line Posts Only)
Installation: Installs quickly and easily by driving roughly 4-5 lbs (per roll) of 1.5" or 2" barbed staples (sold separately) into wood posts. Save your thumbs when installing with a barbed staple driver. 10” fence pliers are also great to have around for cutting high-tensile wire, hammering staples with its flat head, and pulling staples.
RAMM Tip: Wire mesh fencing isn’t as visible as most fences, so adding a top rail of Flex Fence to improve strength and visibility is suggested.
Shipping: Mesh fence ships on a semi-truck via an LTL freight carrier; four rolls per 4'x4' pallet. Please contact one of our expert account managers at 1-800-434-6296 for a shipping quote or a free custom fencing layout. For more information on how this type of delivery works and what we need you to do upon arrival, please read through these two links:
