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Mesh panel STANDARD
Standard panel, spot-welded or welded, galvanised. The most frequently ordered variant for building projects.
Given the wide range of production options, the technical data quoted is indicative.
The STANDARD mesh panel is the variant that leaves the yard most often — the balance between panel weight and stiffness that suits a typical structural build.
The 3500 × 2000 mm panel weighs between 10.1 and 12 kg depending on the wire gauge in the mesh. The frame uses a 38 mm vertical and 25 mm horizontal profile, with infill of 2.2–3.2 mm wire, spot-welded or fully welded. That weight difference against the ECO variant comes from denser infill and translates directly into panel stiffness when handling.
Which sites suit STANDARD
This is fencing for a project measured in months rather than weeks. The panel takes repeated dismantling and re-erection, so it fits sites where the fence line moves as the works progress.
- structural and multi-residential developments
- sites where the fence is repositioned in phases
- storage yards and compounds held for longer periods
- enclosures destined for long-term hire
How it differs from neighbouring variants
Against ECO it gives noticeably more stiffness at the same panel geometry. If the fence has to carry debris netting or banners, move to the crossbar variant — the extra horizontal member carries the wind load. On curves and changes of direction, CORNER with its reinforced corners performs better.
Galvanising and service life
Galvanising covers the frame and the infill together with the weld points, so the panel comes back off site fit for the next contract. In a hire fleet, how long a set of panels stays in service is decided by the number of cycles it survives without losing geometry.
