VEVOR Hardware Cloth - 24 in. x 100 ft. - 19 Gauge - Silver

This VEVOR Hardware Cloth is constructed from low-carbon steel and features a hot-dipped galvaniza...

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This VEVOR Hardware Cloth is designed for homeowners and DIY enthusiasts needing durable, weather-resistant barriers for gardens and small animal enclosures. Its key benefit is superior corrosion resistance due to hot-dipped galvanization, ensuring longevity. A minor caveat is the need for caution when handling due to potentially sharp cut edges. The product features a 1/2-inch mesh, 19-gauge wire, and a welded structure for strength, all packaged for protection against water and rust.

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ColourSilver
Model Part NumberDXGSWL24IN10QAYFCV0
BrandVEVOR

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FAQs

What is the gauge of the wire?

The wire gauge is 19, which offers a good balance of flexibility and strength for most common applications.

Is this suitable for keeping out larger animals like deer?

No, the 1/2-inch mesh and 19-gauge wire are primarily designed for deterring small animals such as rabbits, squirrels, and groundhogs. It is not intended for larger animals.

How is the corrosion resistance achieved?

The hardware cloth is constructed from low-carbon steel and undergoes a hot-dipped galvanization process, which coats the steel with a layer of zinc for superior protection against rust and corrosion.

Can this product be used in constantly wet environments?

Yes, the hot-dipped galvanization provides excellent resistance to corrosion, making it suitable for use in damp or wet outdoor conditions. However, prolonged submersion is not recommended.

What are the dimensions of the mesh openings?

The mesh openings are 1/2 inch by 1/2 inch.

How easy is it to install around corners or curves?

While it can be bent to follow contours, the welded structure makes it relatively stiff. Gentle bending is possible for curves, but sharp angles may require careful manipulation or cutting sections.

Does the product come with any mounting hardware?

No, mounting hardware such as staples or fasteners is not included with the hardware cloth. You will need to purchase these separately based on your installation needs.

Troubleshooting

Mesh is difficult to cut.

Ensure you are using heavy-duty wire cutters or shears specifically designed for metal. For thicker gauges, a bolt cutter might be necessary.

Product arrived damaged or rusted.

Contact customer support with details and images of the damage. The enhanced packaging aims to prevent this, but issues can occasionally occur during transit.

Edges are too sharp after cutting.

Always wear thick work gloves when handling freshly cut hardware cloth. You can also consider folding the cut edge back on itself or covering it with tape or sealant for added safety.

Hardware cloth is not staying in place.

Use an adequate number of fasteners (staples, nails, ties) spaced closely enough to hold the mesh taut against the support structure. Ensure the structure itself is stable.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Excellent corrosion and rust resistance due to galvanization.
  • Strong and durable welded construction.
  • Effective at keeping out small pests.
  • Easy to cut and work with for various projects.
  • Well-packaged to prevent damage during shipping.

Cons

  • Sharp edges may form after cutting, requiring gloves for safe handling.
  • 19-gauge wire may not be sufficient for deterring larger or more determined animals.
  • Can be stiff to unroll and manipulate for complex shapes.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Unroll the hardware cloth carefully. Wear gloves to protect your hands from potential sharp edges.
  2. Measure and cut the desired length using sturdy scissors or wire cutters.
  3. Secure the hardware cloth using staples, zip ties, U-nails, or other appropriate fasteners to posts, frames, or structures.

Compatibility:

This hardware cloth is compatible with wood, metal, and plastic framing materials commonly used in garden fencing, pet enclosures, and DIY projects. It can be used in conjunction with other fencing materials for added security.

Care:

No specific maintenance is typically required due to the galvanized coating. Periodically inspect for any damage or areas of wear. Clean with water if dirt or debris accumulates. Store any unused portions in a dry place to maintain its condition.