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Mesh panel ROUNDTOP
Panel made from two tubes only, spot-welded with additional reinforcements. A rigid structure with a bottom tube, resistant to deformation.
Given the wide range of production options, the technical data quoted is indicative.
The ROUNDTOP mesh panel is built on two tubes plus a bottom rail, so it survives handling and repositioning better than a panel with an open-bottomed frame.
The 3500 × 2000 mm panel weighs 12–14 kg. The frame is 38 mm in diameter, the bottom tube 25–38 mm, and the infill is 2.2–3.2 mm wire spot-welded with additional reinforcement at the corners. The bottom tube closes the panel's perimeter — it provides the torsional stiffness that open-bottom panels lack.
Why a closed perimeter matters
Temporary fencing is usually destroyed in transport and handling rather than on site. A panel lifted by one corner works in torsion and gradually loses its geometry — it stops seating in the feet and no longer holds a straight line. A closed frame with a bottom tube and reinforced corners slows that down noticeably.
- fencing moved between sites
- hire fleets with high turnover
- fences repositioned with the working front
- uneven ground where the panel works in torsion
The rounded top
The oval top edge leaves no exposed wire ends, which matters wherever the fence meets a footway. On urban enclosures, beside pavements and at building entrances, that is an argument about public safety as much as appearance.
