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20 m x 1 m Aviary wire Wire mesh Welding grid Wire mesh Wire fencing

Name: 20 m x 1 m Aviary wire Wire mesh Welding grid Wire mesh Wire fencing
Brand: AQUAGART
SKU: 1027697348
Price: 74.16 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.38 (13 reviews)

(£3.70/m)

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Product information

Description

General description

High-quality galvanized aviary wire from Aquagart - a true all-rounder for home and garden. Our spot-welded and galvanized wire mesh is versatile: it provides a comfortable space for animals, whether as a small animal fence, rabbit cage, chicken coop, birdcage, poultry fence, chick wire, or rabbit hutch wire, allowing every animal enough room to exhibit its natural behavior. Additionally, our wire mesh serves as protection against local predators such as martens or owls, effectively safeguarding birds, rabbits, guinea pigs, and even turtles in outdoor areas.

Technical specifications

Height: 1.0 m

Wire thickness: 0.9 mm

Roll length: 20 m (per roll)

Mesh size: 19 mm x 19 mm

Material: Galvanized steel

Other information

The wire is made from closely spaced galvanized steel wires.

During manufacturing, the wire is firmly welded at the contact points, resulting in a so-called "spot-welded grid".

The zinc oxidizes relatively easily, so any scratch on the surface forms another zinc oxide layer, preventing moisture from reaching the steel core.

This process makes our aviary wire particularly resistant to weather influences.

Features

Brand
AQUAGART
Warranty
2 year(s)
Colour
Grey
Enclosure features
Welded mesh
Height
100 cm
Width
35 cm
Blackout level
Mesh enclosed
Weight
15 kg
anti-corrosion treatment
Yes
Type of wire fencing
High flow
ManoMano Reference
ME6511614
MMID
195913476782
Product code
1027697348
EAN
4251682596367

Customer reviews

4,4

/ 13 Reviews

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JJACQUES AZAM

Pro Customer

Published on 07/01/2023, France

Product conforms to the description. No, but in place to date.

2 people found this helpful

EEnrico

Published on 10/02/2025, Germany

So far, that's OK. It gets annoying when a whole strut is suddenly missing. Not only does patching it up look ugly, it also means a lot of extra work.

LLouis

Published on 22/01/2024, France

Quality

1 person found this helpful

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