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Mesh Panel Fencing & Gates – Twin Wire & 358 Security Mesh in Bolton & Bury

Mesh Panel Fences and Gates
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What Is Mesh Panel Fencing ?

Mesh panel fencing is a type of fencing that consists of welded wire mesh panels that are secured to fence posts to create a sturdy and durable barrier. Mesh panel fences are widely used for various applications due to their versatility, security features, and aesthetic appeal.

  • The welded wire mesh fencing system combines shape and panel strength for a pleasing see-through perspective.
  • Weld mesh fencing panels come in widths of 2.5m, 2.75m, and 3m but can be cut to any size.
  • Each panel is made from drawn steel wires which are welded at every intersection to give rigidity.
  • Wire thickness ranges between 4mm and 8mm and some panels such as 868 for example are made using a combination (i.e. 8mm, on 6mm, on 8mm hence the name).

Wire mesh panel fencing is cost effective, and is a good security choice if you want something a little less aggressive looking with more see-through appearance.

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V-Mesh Fencing - Cost Effective Profiled Mesh System
V Mesh Profile Fencing
  • V-Mesh Post and Panel Mesh Fence System is the most cost effective wire mesh fencing system.
  • VMesh has anti-climb profiles in the shape of a V, hence the name.
  • Panel apertures are 200mm x 50mm, and 50mm x 50mm at the anti-climb profiles.
  • Wire thickness is approximately 5mm.
  • Designed to provide a balance between security aesthetic and economy.
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Description of V-Mesh Fencing

V-Mesh fencing refers to a type of welded wire mesh, designed to create a secure barrier, with a see-through appearence. It's commonly used in applications such as agricultural fencing, perimeter security, animal enclosures, school security, and more. The term "VMesh" is sometimes used a generic descriptor, but more specifically, it refers to this specific type of mesh fencing, with it's unique designs and specifications.

V-Mesh panel fencing the most cost effective and most abundant mesh panel system.


Twin-Wire - 868 or 656 heavy duty Mesh System
Twin Wire Mesh Fence
  • Twin-wire is the strongest and most rigid of the mesh panel fencing systems.
  • 2 variants: Twin-wire-868 and Twin-wire-656, and are both flat panels without profiles.
  • Mesh aperture is 200mm x 50mm.
  • Wire thickness: Twin-wire 868 are 8mm x 6mm x 8mm / Twin-wire 656 are 6mm x 5mm x 6mm.
  • Designed to provide high security, durability, and pleasent aesthetic.
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Description of Twin-wire Fencing

Twin-wire 868 is the strongest and most rigid mesh panel fencing system. Twin-wire 656 is slightly less heavy duty, but still easily the next strongest and rigid mesh panel fencing system. Wire mesh spacing is 200mm x 50mm and is strengthened by two 8mm horizontal wires on each side of a 6mm vertical wire (or 6mm and 5mm on 656 mesh).

Twin-wire mesh is extremely strong and has excellent rebound properties making it an ideal choice for sports grounds or other high impact areas like parks or ball courts.


358 Max Security Mesh System, AKA Prison Mesh
358 High Security Prison Mesh
  • 358 mesh has superior anti-climb and anti-cut properties.
  • Very narrow mesh openings, typically 76.2 mm x 12.7 mm (3 inches x 0.5 inches).
  • Very difficult to insert fingers, tools, or get footholds.
  • Offers both physical and visual security while maintaining transparency for monitoring.
  • 8-gauge wire and dense mesh pattern make it difficult to cut the fence using standard hand tools.
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Description of 358 Fencing

358 mesh fencing, also known as "prison mesh" or "anti-climb mesh fencing," is a high-security fencing system specifically designed to provide a strong and durable barrier with excellent visibility and anti-intrusion capabilities. The name "358" refers to the dimensions of the mesh openings: 3 inches by 0.5 inches by 8-gauge wire, which makes it highly resistant to cutting, climbing, and forced entry.

  • Mesh Aperture
    • The mesh openings are very narrow, typically 76.2 mm x 12.7 mm (3 inches x 0.5 inches), making it difficult for intruders to insert fingers, tools, or footholds.
    • The close spacing of wires prevents climbing and penetration, even with small tools like bolt cutters.
  • Material
    • TMade from 8-gauge steel wire (approximately 4 mm in diameter), which is highly durable and resistant to mechanical impact.
    • The steel wire is often coated with a layer of zinc (galvanization) or powder-coated to prevent rust and corrosion, ensuring long-term performance.
  • Anti-Climb Properties:
    • The small mesh apertures do not allow fingers or toes to grip the surface, which makes it nearly impossible to climb without specialized equipment.
  • Cut-Resistance:
    • The heavy-duty 8-gauge wire and the dense mesh pattern make it difficult to cut the fence using standard hand tools, providing an additional layer of security.
  • Visibility:
    • Despite its strength, 358 mesh fencing offers excellent visibility due to the narrow, flat profile of the wires. This makes it suitable for surveillance purposes, as it allows clear sight lines for cameras and security personnel.


Mesh-Fence Post Fixing

Most common methods for fixing steel mesh fence posts:

  • Straight fence posts set in a concrete foundation.
  • Base plated steel fence posts for bolt down onto concrete and other solid surfaces using rawl bolts, wedge anchors, or threaded bar set with chemical anchor resin.
  • Cranked posts designed so that the mesh fencing sits atop a wall and the post is bolted to the back (or concreted-in behind) the wall.

Mesh Fence Post in Concrete
Concrete Fixed
 Mesh Fence Post Base Plated
Base Plated
 Mesh Fencing Cranked
Wall Cranked
Mesh-Panel to Post Fixing

Main fixing methods for securing mesh fence panels to mesh fence posts:

  • Clip system is the most common. The clip system brings a balance of security and cost effectiveness.
  • Clamp bar system is used for high security where the bar completely covers and secures both mesh panel ends..
  • Welding the mesh panels to mesh posts is often done for extra security.

Mesh Fencing Clips
Clip System
 Mesh Fence Clamp Bars
Clamp Bar
 Welded Fencing
Welded