Aitaverkko

Aitaverkko is a Finnish term that translates to "fence mesh" or "fencing net." It generally refers to a type of mesh used in the construction of fences. This can encompass a variety of materials and structures, including wire mesh, plastic netting, or even woven natural materials, depending on the intended purpose and aesthetic.

Aitaverkko is commonly used for agricultural fencing to contain livestock or protect crops from animals. In domestic settings, it can be employed for garden boundaries, pet enclosures, or as a decorative element. The specific type of aitaverkko chosen will depend on factors such as durability requirements, the size and type of animals or objects it needs to contain, and the desired visual appearance.

The installation of aitaverkko typically involves stretching the mesh between posts, which can be made of wood, metal, or plastic. The mesh is then secured to the posts using staples, ties, or specialized clips. The spacing of the posts and the tension applied to the mesh are crucial for ensuring the fence's stability and effectiveness. Different mesh patterns, such as hexagonal (chicken wire) or rectangular grids, are available, each offering varying degrees of strength and flexibility.