Customer Reviews for Everbilt 1/4 in. Mesh x 3 ft. x 5 ft. 23-Gauge Galvanized Steel Hardware Cloth

I used this material for an Architectural Design modeling project and it served the students well.

The fence mesh allowed us to raise our existing chain link fence higher to keep our dog inside of the fence. I installed a little over 400' of fencing in three half days by myself. It had kept our dog at home since it has been installed.

Needed a Garden Riddle (Sieve) to produce fine seed compost. Much cheaper to make your own. Make a frame from any scrap lumber, cut hardware cloth to fit & assemble, just staple hardware cloth to wooden frame.

Awesome product. They gave me more material than I actually needed. I'm using the extra material for side projects with my son. The initial material was used to cover up access points where my attic fan is. We used the excess material to build a cicada cage. This stuff is pretty cool but also sharp. Take care to swear you safety gear when handling.

Easy to cut. Put this in my cabinet doors instead of glass. Looks great.

Excellent for weep hole cover

This wire mesh appears to be soldered together using leaded solder according to the label on the actual in store product. The online advertisement of the same product does not state that the product contains lead this is misleading advertising. Lead is not good for any animals that I know of and definitely should not be used for any water filtering application, or making cages for pets. If you intend to use this for caging animals keep in mind that if they chew on it in addition to zinc they well also get a dose of lead... Typical leaded solder contains 63% lead, 37% tin... I will say the solder joints look good though...

Worked great sifting loam built frame attached cloth(wire) with staples cut wire to 2x4 used 1x3 for frame

This material was the perfect solution to keep field mice out of our little vegetable garden. As you can see from my photo, we used it as an exterior fence, but we also dug down underneath the plants to lay it out horizontally. The field mice seem to have disappeared as a result of this our now-impenetrable fortress made from Everbilt hardware cloth. I would say the product definitely met our expectations, therefore.

Material worked for needed project for gross filter for water pump. I would have purchased product that was plastic coated if available.

It's doing its job. The spiralling energy in the bundle was not defeated during installation. But peonies are blooming and not impeding ADA ramp.

I bought this product to build what I call a rock strainer. I'm replacing weed block and cleaning all the lava rocks in my landscaping. The holes are the right size to let water and dirt through but holds back the rocks.

I used the steel hardware cloth for the bottom of our garden planter boxes to keep certain pests out. So far we have not had any problems. The product has certainly met my expectations.

Used this on a raised herb garden to support the soil. It was easy to lay and secure and provides ample support.

Worked great for by new finch cage.

The material strong, yet flexible and easy tog work it.

Pest management professional here. This is my go-to product for rodent exclusion. All you need is a tape measure, gloves, tin snips, and a staple gun, to block rodent entry points with this excellent product. Rats and mice cannot chew thru it. Where would I be without it?

I had a squirrel problem as the screens on the gables in my attic had worn out and the squirrels could get in. This fencing worked perfectly to keep the critters out. It’s pretty easy to cut with snips and can even be attached with a commercial stapler.

Good enough for a chicken coop

Great product. Works great for keeping squirrels out of my urban pot.

I used this wire cloth to make a gutter screen. It worked great. It will keep most of the leaves out and let the water run .

I used the product to build a compost/soil sifter

I use this product on all types of conditions, most are to keep rodents, animals out of houses, garages, crawl spaces ect. This time I used it on a chimney to keep birds out while the house is up for sale.

This wire works great and easy to use

This was easy to work with and bend to shape, used this on the 2 doors for my plated lizard " Buddy's " house. I needed some thing to keep the bearded Dragons from getting in more then him getting out. I did not want a fine mesh screen as their little claws can tear that stuff up.

We have already used this product in three very different projects. We first used it to cover the drain holes in the bottom of several planters we purchased to assist with drainage. Then we recovered the bottom half of a screen door that holes in the original screen. Finally, it was used in a piece of art I was creating. It worked well in all these applications.

I used this screen material to cover an opening in a duct used for air flow in and out of a portable A/C unit. It is ridged and once bent to shape it stays that way and only requires a few screws to hold it in place. The 1/4 inch spacing make sure no birds or animals get in.

made a homemade sifter to clean my yard from weeds rocks etc and works perfectly

Had ordered 5 Everbilt 1/4 x 2 x 5 Galvanized Steel Hardware Cloth rolls, and thought to buy a 6th. Didn't need it. The hardware cloth folded over on itself with some effort, and now is located as a wire frame surrounding my raised bed garden frame that holds hardwood mulch for the spring of 2017. A good value for the money, would buy again if necessary.