Stock, Wire & Weldmesh
Dive into our Stock Wire & Weldmesh Fencing category for solutions that prioritize both security and visibility. Perfect for agricultural use, animal enclosures, and secure boundary formations, these fencing options offer robustness and flexibility. Choose from various wire gauges and mesh sizes to suit your specific needs, ensuring the safety and containment of livestock or delineating property lines effectively.
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Green Post 75MM X 150MM
£16.38£13.65 – £16.69£13.91Price range: £16.38£13.65 through £16.69£13.91 Incl. VATExcl. VAT
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Stock Fencing
£64.20£53.50 – £105.00£87.50Price range: £64.20£53.50 through £105.00£87.50 Incl. VATExcl. VAT
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Wire Netting 25MM X 20G X10M
£23.77£19.81 – £47.90£39.92Price range: £23.77£19.81 through £47.90£39.92 Incl. VATExcl. VAT
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Wire Netting 50MM X 19G X 10M
£15.91£13.26 – £34.44£28.70Price range: £15.91£13.26 through £34.44£28.70 Incl. VATExcl. VAT
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Green PVC Coated Weldmesh 50MM X 50MM 25M Roll
£174.00£145.00 – £382.33£318.61Price range: £174.00£145.00 through £382.33£318.61 Incl. VATExcl. VAT
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Weldmesh Galvanised 25MM X 25MM 6M Roll
£60.76£50.63 – £93.24£77.70Price range: £60.76£50.63 through £93.24£77.70 Incl. VATExcl. VAT
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Galvanised Staples
£4.12£3.43 – £15.22£12.68Price range: £4.12£3.43 through £15.22£12.68 Incl. VATExcl. VAT
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As you finish browsing our Stock Wire & Weldmesh Fencing selection, remember that each product is designed for resilience and versatility. Whether for farm use or property protection, these fences provide reliable security without compromising on visibility. For any further assistance or specific requirements, our expert team is always at your service.
FAQ
What is the difference between stock fencing, wire netting, and weldmesh?
Stock fencing uses horizontal line wires with vertical stays in graduated spacings - closer at the bottom for small animals, wider at the top - and is the standard agricultural boundary fence for sheep, cattle, and horses over long runs. Wire netting has a hexagonal mesh and suits poultry, rabbits, and small animal containment where a finer aperture is needed; the 25 mm mesh is for smaller animals, the 50 mm for general use. Weldmesh has a rigid welded square grid - it holds its shape without tensioning, which makes it better suited to dog runs, secure enclosures, and situations where the mesh needs to stand independently rather than be strained between posts.
What wire do I need to attach mesh to posts and straining posts?
Galvanised staples are used to fix mesh directly to timber posts - the size depends on the post timber and mesh gauge. For line wires between straining posts, plain galvanised wire (3.15 mm for general use, 25 kg coil for longer runs) is tensioned and fixed with a ratchet strainer. Tie wire - either galvanised 1.6 mm or green PVC coated 2 mm - is used to attach mesh panels to line wires or to each other at joins. For chain-link specifically, netting clips rather than tie wire give a neater, more secure fixing.
Is deer fencing significantly different from standard stock fencing?
Yes - deer fencing needs to be considerably taller and more robust than standard stock fencing. The deer fencing in this range is designed specifically to exclude deer, with a wire spacing and height suited to the task. Standard stock fencing at 1.05 m or 1.2 m is inadequate for deer exclusion - red deer in particular can clear fences well above that height. Posts for deer fencing also need to be longer and set more deeply, given the increased height and wind loading of a taller fence.




