- What does hot-dip galvanized after welding mean?
- The mesh is welded first, then dipped in molten zinc. That coats the wire and the weld joints, so the joints resist rust better than mesh galvanized before welding.
- Is 19-gauge hardware cloth strong enough for an animal cage?
- It works for rabbits, poultry and small pets that push against the wire. For dogs, large predators or structural framing, use 16-gauge or heavier cloth.
- What is the 1/2-inch mesh good for?
- It blocks mice, rats and small birds while letting air and light through. That suits vents, soffits, screen doors, tree guards and gutter covers.
- How do I cut it?
- Tin snips or aviation snips cut it by hand. Wear gloves, and file or bend over the cut ends so they do not catch.
- Does it come in one piece?
- Yes, it ships as a single roll in the size you choose. Unroll it flat and weigh the ends down before fastening.
- Where is the Fencer Wire Hardware Cloth, 19 Gauge with Mesh Size 1/2”, Hot-Dip Galvanized After Welding, Heavy Duty Welding Fencing for Cage Wire, Screen Doors, Tree Guards & Gutter Covers, Size Options Available cheapest?
- At Walmart, for $21.61, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Fencer Wire Hardware Cloth, 19 Gauge with Mesh Size 1/2”, Hot-Dip Galvanized After Welding, Heavy Duty Welding Fencing for Cage Wire, Screen Doors, Tree Guards & Gutter Covers, Size Options Available?
- Rated 4.8 out of 5 from 90 ratings.