- Wire mesh provides strength to concrete slabs
- Uniform stress in slabs to prevent cracking
- Speed of installation saves on labor
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Product Overview
This Remesh Sheet has a faster placement time than rebar and can reduce overall project completion time. It can reduce the amount of steel consumption up to 25% in traditional rebar reinforced projects, thus lowering the overall cost to the customer. Remesh Sheet are easy to handle and transport.
- Grade 40 frame for durability
- Embeds in concrete to add tensile strength for enhanced reinforcement
- Square grid pattern
- Supports bending to a preferred angle for adaptation to curved surfaces
- Note: product may vary by store
Specifications
Dimensions
Product Depth (in.)
84
Product Height (in.)
0.187
Product Length (in.)
42
Roll length (ft.)
7 ft
Details
Gauge
10
Grade
40
Product Weight (lb.)
5.4
Type
Rebar
Warranty / Certifications
Manufacturer Warranty
NONE
Questions & Answers
21Questions10Answers
Does it come in a roll or flat?
Asked by jjandlillysmom May 4, 20211
AnswerIt is flat.
Can we roll this
Asked by Kayjay May 1, 20210
AnswersThis may sound dumb, but I don't have access to a pickup & I live 20 miles from the store. Would ...
Asked by Candice January 4, 20211
AnswerYou can bend this by hand if you need to.
Can this be used for fencing panels?
Asked by Dirk September 4, 20201
AnswerYes.
What size gauge wire ?
Asked by Schooner August 4, 20201
Answer10 gauge.
Is this sturdy enough to use as a coffee table top?
Asked by J9 July 16, 20201
AnswerNo it’s not that sturdy.
what is the spacing between wires? are they 4 inches apart or 6 inches? thank you
Asked by Theman October 24, 20191
AnswerEach opening is 6'' x 6''.
What is the diameter in inches?
Asked by BobbyD14 February 26, 20191
AnswerThe gauge of the wire is .134"
What is the difference between the rebar sheet and the re mesh sheet. They have different sku numbers 737624 and 5901028
Asked by Shag July 30, 20181
AnswerThe numbers you are referencing are Model numbers which apply to different manufactures of the product, not the Home Depot SKU number. Both products are listed as the same Home Depot SKU. Depending on the Home Depot store you shop, there may be different manufactures who supply the store.
Is this weldable?
Asked by Traumantic June 15, 20182
AnswersSeems kind of thin to be weldable.
Customer Reviews
Mar 27, 2021
Used to build tall and sturdy tomato cages
I did have to cut the first two cross wires at one of the short ends, that made seven 12" steel tines to drive into the ground to make it very well anchored. After bending into a long roll, I added 12 gage steel wire about a foot long to complete the circle at 12 inch increments. The 10-gage wire makes it very sturdy. The cut pieces of wire, I'll used to connect to deeply driven anchors.
by RetiredDisabledVetInNNVA
Jan 12, 2018
Pretty thin stuff but there is no real weight going on my pad. I always use mesh as an added prec...
Pretty thin stuff but there is no real weight going on my pad. I always use mesh as an added precaution. I bought one of these and threw in some rebar, an old clothes horse to finish off my pad. You can see my install of the mesh and sakrete concrete mix on You tube.
https://youtu.be/V6RfyuN4nqQ
by midnightfox
Dec 18, 2020
I am so glad to have read a diy suggestion on line about buying remesh to use as a trellis. As lo...
I am so glad to have read a diy suggestion on line about buying remesh to use as a trellis. As long as you have posts or some other sturdy mount, it's easy and inexpensive to put up for climbing plants. I'll be buying more for sure.
by upsidedawn
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