Q1. What is the recommended wire material for Wire Garden Fence durability?
A: Industry-standard is low-carbon steel (Q195/Q235) due to its balance of tensile strength, workability and anti-rust performance; marine-use recommends AISI 304/316L stainless steel.
Q2. What do mesh specifications like "50x50mm" mean?
A: Mesh size indicates the spacing between horizontal and vertical wires; "50x50mm" offers a balance for pet safety, visual transparency and intruder deterrence (per ISO 2768).
Q3. How does the powder coating process enhance fence longevity?
A: Powder coating bonds thermoset resin to the galvanized substrate at 180°C, producing a dense, UV, and impact-resistant sheath per ISO 12944, outperforming traditional painting.
Q4. What are anti-climb/anti-cut mesh types?
A: Mesh sizes ≤ 12.7×76.2 mm, with thick gauge (≥4mm), restrict climbing and cutting, critical for high-security gardens, playgrounds, or public venues (tested to ASTM F1912).
Q5. Which standards should Wire Garden Fence installation comply with?
A: Major projects follow ISO 1461 (galvanizing), ANSI A13.1 (safety color coding), and local construction codes; always demand supplier's test certificates.
Q6. How to maintain anti-corrosion performance?
A: Clean surface annually; check for coating integrity; reapply touch-up paint as recommended; avoid using acidic cleaners on PVC-coated fences.
Q7. What packaging meets export safety?
A: Wire Garden Fence panels are shrink-wrapped, then stacked on steel or wood pallets, plastic or bubble-covered, and edge-protected to ensure no transit deformation (see ISO 11607).