💠 History of fence mesh
The history of fence netting dates back to a time when the first fences needed something above the ground to protect them from animals and other environmental hazards. Originally, people used stones, wood, and tree branches with serrated blades to build rudimentary fences. In 1844, a new stage in the history of fencing began with the start of the production of fence netting by a company that was mostly active in the field of fabric weaving. This evolution in the production of fence netting led to the creation of diverse and high-quality products that can be seen today in various types and sizes. In the past, fences needed to be replaced frequently due to wear and tear, but with the advancement of science and technology, products with high durability and excellent quality have been produced through which the necessary protection can be continuously provided.
What are the applications of fence mesh?
🔹protection of industrial, commercial and residential areas
🔹separation of areas in construction projects
🔹use in open space as a barrier between cars and pedestrians
🔹use in open space as Barrier between lighted livestock and cars
🔹Using in open space as a barrier between hungry livestock and agricultural products
🔹Using in open space as a buffer between the pool and an area that has the possibility of public access.
🔹Fence or barbed wire above the wall
🔹Use in special or protected areas
🔹Military areas
💠 Maintenance and repair of fence mesh
🔹We should periodically check the nails embedded in the hedges and replace them if necessary.
🔹We should clean the fence every few months and make sure that there are no stains or dirt. It is not left on them. We have to paint the fences every few years so that they have a clean and justified color. Give time to putty so that it does not get damaged and the fence does not suffer from corrosion or moisture.