Kerítésrács

Kerítésrács, often translated as fence mesh or fencing grid, refers to a type of fencing material constructed from interwoven or welded metal wires. These materials are commonly used for various purposes, including defining property boundaries, enclosing areas for security or containment, and providing decorative elements to outdoor spaces. The design of kerítésrács can vary significantly, from simple, diamond-shaped patterns to more intricate, rectangular or square grids.

The primary function of kerítésrács is to create a physical barrier. Its open structure allows for visibility through the fence, which can be desirable for maintaining sightlines or for aesthetic reasons. Despite its open nature, when properly installed, it provides a sufficient deterrent against unauthorized entry and can effectively contain pets or livestock.

Kerítésrács is typically manufactured from steel, which can be galvanized or coated with PVC to enhance its resistance to rust and corrosion, thereby extending its lifespan. This durability makes it a practical choice for outdoor applications where exposure to weather elements is a constant factor. Installation methods vary depending on the specific type of kerítésrács and the terrain, but often involve setting posts into the ground and attaching the mesh panels to them. Common applications include residential gardens, agricultural fields, industrial sites, and public parks.