Chain-link mesh 35x35 mm, wire 1.6 mm, 1.2 m

🛠 Chain-link mesh 35x35 mm, wire 1.6 mm, height 1.2 m

Galvanized chain-link mesh with 35x35 mm openings and 1.6 mm wire, at a height of 1.2 m - lightweight low perimeter fencing at the most affordable price. A thin wire makes the roll the most economical, and a dense 35x35 mesh opening neatly keeps its shape. Zinc coating protects metal from rust without any painting - suitable for front garden, garden fences and corrals.

🏗️ Main areas of application:

• Low perimeter fences: front garden, front boundary of the plot, garden fence.
• Garden fences: demarcation of zones, protection of beds and flower beds.
• Poultry enclosures: small mesh openings of 35×35 holds small animals.
• Support for plants: a base for climbing plants and hedges.

✅ Advantages of SteelStream chain-link mesh

We supply chain-link mesh in accordance with ГОСТ 5336 in full 10 m rolls. See Technical documentation for guidance on choosing wire diameter and mesh-opening size, weight, and installation.

• reliable galvanizing: a dense layer of zinc that protects the metal from rust for years without painting.
• Lowest price: The thinnest 1.6 mm wire is an economical choice for low fencing.
• Accurate roll length: exactly 10 meters in a roll, without shortening the roll.

🚚 How to buy chain-link mesh?

We sell full 10 m rolls, prices are per roll.

1. 📦 Fence kit: we can supply posts, tension wire and fasteners in a single delivery.
2. 🚛 Expedited delivery: we carry rolls with our own transport in Kyiv, Vyshnevo, Brovary and the region.
3. ⚖️ Collection: from the warehouse in Vyshnevo at a convenient time.
4. 💳 Convenient payment: cash on delivery, card or cashless with VAT.

🔗 Recommended related products

• 35x35, 1.6 mm, 1.0 m mesh trellis — lower for garden smalls and flower beds.
• 35x35 mesh chain-link, 1.6 mm, 1.5 m is higher for a full fence.
• 50x50 mesh chain-link mesh, 1.6 mm, 1.2 m is a more economical standard mesh opening.

👉 Go to chain-link mesh catalogue - all mesh openings, wire diameters, and heights. For help choosing the parameters, see the “chain-link mesh” technical guide.