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Versatile Apron Fence - 17 gauge 1-1/2" hexagonal woven wire mesh

  
  
  
  

Red Brand Apron fence is a unique woven wire mesh that can be used in manyapron fence applications. Use apron fence when you need to prevent animals from digging into or out of your fenced area.

This is a woven mesh fence. Heavy 17 gauge galvanized wire is woven into a 1-1/2" hexagonal mesh. 17 gauge wire is much heavier than the 20 gauge wire used in ordinary galvanized poultry hex netting. Being heavier, it has a longer life expectancy than 20 gauge mesh. The 1-1/2" mesh is small enough to keep most small animals from passing through.

The unique feature of this woven fence is its apron. 12" up from the bottom edge of the roll, a continuous line wire is woven into the mesh. This line wire, which runs the length of the roll, acts as a guide for bending or folding the bottom 12" of the roll to make an apron. When bent at a 90 degree angle, this part of the fence can lay on the ground. Vegetation will grow up through the apron, securely fastening the hexagonal mesh to the ground. This eliminates the need for and extra labor of digging a trench and burying wire in the ground.

If you want to keep animals from digging into an area, such as a garden, place the apron to the outside. When they come up the edge of the vertical fence and start to dig, the wire mesh will stop them. If you are trying to keep animals enclosed within an area, place the apron to the inside. The apron will prevent digging under the fence.

Rolls are available in two sizes:

  • 60" (48" high with 12" apron) x 150'
  • 72" (60" high with 12" apron) x 150'

Apron Fence is available in galvanized and black vinyl coated finish.17 gauge 1-1/2 The vinyl coated rolls are custom coated with a thick and durable vinyl coating that is tightly bonded to the wire. It resists scraping and will not crack or split when the wire is bent. The coating is flexible across all temperature ranges. Although considerably more expensive initially, the vinyl coated wire will last far longer than the galvanized mesh. Black wire makes an attractive, virtually invisible fence. The view of your fenced in area is not diminished by the brightness of the galvanized wire.

Apron Fence has many uses, including the following:

  • Securely fence in your beagle training pens and runs.apron fence
  • Build a perimeter fence for your game birds and poultry that can keep predators out.
  • Enjoy a garden fence that prevents the invasion of hungry wildlife looking for a free meal.
  • Build an inexpensive tennis court fence by doubling up two 60" rolls without using the apron feature.



Comments

Please let me know if you have 3 inch hex (chicken wire). I need to tent a 50 x150 enclosure. Would like to get it as tall as possible. Thanks for your reply.
Posted @ Thursday, August 20, 2009 6:23 PM by Ann Austn
In the past we have sold 3" hex netting. It was used as top netting for game bird flight pens. It is no longer a standard item made by the mill. 2" hex is the largest opening currently available. It is only available in a Galvanized Before weave finish.
Posted @ Friday, August 21, 2009 8:28 AM by Duncan Page
http://roostershamblin.wordpress.com/ would you please spend a few minutes checking out my blog about all things chicken. I have been raising more than 50 breeds of chickens 40 years.
Posted @ Wednesday, February 24, 2010 10:02 AM by Rooster Shamblin
does anyone in michigan carry yor apron fencing?
Posted @ Saturday, March 12, 2011 6:25 PM by katherine strickland
We do not have any dealers in Michigan selling Apron Fence.
Posted @ Tuesday, March 15, 2011 12:41 PM by Duncan Page
I put up a circular corral 70 ft in diameter (more sq.ft. vs rectangular) with the 60" apron fencing. As soon as my 2 beagles spotted deer which run through the woods behind my house they were over it & gone. The larger male,a blue-tick beagle, weighing about 30 some pounds at the time leaped up, compressing the top edge & launched off. His smaller sister followed suit. I added more posts for stability. They could still climb it.
Posted @ Wednesday, May 18, 2011 11:13 AM by David Gehrman
curious about the carcinogen warning on mesh for gardening purposes? Seems like roots might absorb whatever is in the mesh.
Posted @ Tuesday, June 14, 2011 7:44 PM by cali ranger
I'm wondering how the apron is attached to the bottom of the fence so it can move in or out. is there any pictures available that show this in detail?
Posted @ Thursday, March 01, 2012 11:44 AM by Ken Ward
The apron is actually part of the fence. It is not loose, swinging back and forth. You have to bend the mesh in the direction needed, using the line wire 12" up from the bottom of the fence as a guide.
Posted @ Thursday, March 01, 2012 12:26 PM by Duncan Page
we produce any kinds of wire mesh and metal wire in China, 
 
as perforated metal sheet, ss wire mesh, expanded metal, welded wire mesh, and so on. 
 
If your company needs, contact me.  
 
Posted @ Thursday, March 22, 2012 4:27 AM by leo
Hi, I'm interested in the 60" vinyl coated apron fence. Are there dealers in Connecticut that sell it? Thanks!
Posted @ Friday, March 30, 2012 7:32 PM by Joan
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