1/2 in. x 3 ft. x 25 ft. 19-Gauge Galvanized Hardware Cloth
- 19-Gauge durable galvanized steel wire
- 1/2 in. mesh protection
- Used for animal containment, gutter guards, gardening and more
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- Made of galvanized steel for durability
- Double zinc-coated for long-lasting rust protection
- Can be used for a variety of home and garden projects
- Ideal for screen doors, gutter guards, animal control, cages, tree guards, gardening applications, or craft projects
- Roll of wire is 3 ft. H and 25 ft. L with 1/2 in. mesh
- 19-Gauge wire
- Easy to assemble
- Recommended with use of U-posts (not included) with a suggested space of every 5 to 10 ft. apart and 1 ft. in the ground
- California residents
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Having trouble with pack rats getting into my in ground hot tub heater. My neighbor tried this m...
Asked by Hare March 22, 2021Yes it is 1/2" holes are very sturdy. Should work.
Is this galvanized before or after welded?
Asked by 23WI March 11, 2021Gotta be after.
Can I use this on top of my A/C unit vents to keep out pigeon poop?
Asked by RoeD November 13, 2020How would you use it? If the pigeons sit on the mesh covering, their droppings will go right through it. If you shape and form it so the pigeons can't perch on the mesh (cone-shaped, etc..), then I think it would work.
What do i use to attach to wood?
Asked by Annie65 November 5, 2020No. I purchased it to be used as the field for large poster size frames. The screen serves as a way to clothes pin to the frame, those many crayon works of art brought home by my grandchildren. This allows me to easily trade it out and keep it current. Plus it provides more space to display, than the refrigerator doors.
Has anyone had issues with Everbilt hardware cloth rusting at the welds?
Asked by Brent September 16, 2020We’ve live in a dryer climate and had it installed for a year however it is exposed in areas to sprinklers and had no rusting to date.
Is this still hot dip galvanized after welding? The question was asked several years ago and stil...
Asked by LBNJ September 13, 2020Was the best wire I found to build a bird cage for my daughter’s bird cage
Is this suitable to screen roof vents and keep raccoons from getting into my attic?
Asked by Prince August 23, 2020Yes we tacked some to the inside of the attic roof vents so it is not visible from the outside and it keeps squirrels and bird out too.
is it made in usa ?
Asked by hydroboy August 1, 2020I don't know and couldn't find anything on the site about it but I did find a phone number for you to call with questions: (800) 628-8815 I hope this helps.
Once this is cut with snips, can you use a soldering iron to melt the jagged edge to smooth it o...
Asked by AB July 28, 2020I just use a fine flat file.
I want to use this to keep my cat on my balcony. Any suggestions on how to fasten this to cement...
Asked by TtheK July 2, 2020Stuff a 2x4 under the bottom railing and fasten it to the railing. shim if necessary for any small gap. The width of the 2x4 should go under no problem. Use wire or zip ties to secure the 2x4 to the bottom railing. Then staple your hardware cloth to the 2x4. Make sure the 2x4 is sitting on it's edge on the concrete. Good luck
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