Fence Netting
Windbreak Garden Netting - 50m x 2m Roll
Windbreak Garden Netting - 50m x 3m Roll
6.5mm x 6.5mm Weldmesh Roll (21 gauge) 0.915m x 25m
50mm x 50mm Weldmesh Roll (12 gauge) - 0.915m x 25m
25mm x 25mm Weldmesh Roll (16 gauge) - 0.915m x 6m
12.5mm x 25mm Weldmesh Roll (16 gauge) - 0.915m x 6m
6.5mm x 6.5mm Weldmesh Roll (21 gauge) 0.915m x 6m
50mm x 50mm Galvanised Weldmesh Panel (12 gauge) - 1.22m x 2.44m
Driveway Barrier Safety Net - 1m x Custom Length
Jute Fabric, Air-permeable - 450 g/m² - Made to Order
The Best Fence Netting for Any Application
Putting netting around your garden fencing can be a great way to ensure your site is as secure as possible.
These nets are ideal for a wide range of applications, from construction sites and warehouses to domestic gardens. They are the perfect choice for keeping out unwanted pests, birds, and other unwelcome visitors.
Plastic Mesh Fencing
Our plastic mesh fencing is manufactured using UV-stabilised and rot-proof materials, providing a long-lasting solution to your needs.
We stock netting with various mesh sizes, allowing you to choose the most appropriate size for your property or application. Our mesh fencing can be made-to-order by our in-house manufacturing team, ensuring you receive the most accurate fit.
Wire Mesh Fencing
We also supply wire mesh fencing in weldmesh rolls or panels, which can provide a slightly stronger option for your project.
They’re often used for keeping out mice and birds, and our range is available in a variety of sizes to suit all applications.
Browse our range of plastic and mesh fence netting to help secure your property.
FAQs
There are different ways to secure a mesh fence net to a fence post. However, one of the easiest ways is to use cable ties. Simply loop the cable ties around the post and slide the grip shut. The best mesh for your garden fencing will depend on what purpose you want the netting to serve. Plastic mesh is good for various applications, including keeping out cats, deer, rabbits and birds. Wire mesh fencing is another great choice, but bear in mind that it’ll rust over the years so may need to be replaced more often. As a general rule, fence posts should be between 8' and 12' to keep the mesh taught and supported over time. The gauge of the mesh can also play a part in the ideal spacing of fence posts to hold the fence properly.How Do You Attach Netting to a Fence Post?
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