Metallgitterzäune

Metallgitterzäune, also known as metal mesh fences, are a common type of fencing constructed from welded metal wires or rods. These fences are typically made from galvanized steel or aluminum to prevent rust and corrosion, ensuring durability and longevity. The design usually consists of a grid-like pattern of interconnected horizontal and vertical bars or wires.

These fences are widely used for a variety of purposes due to their strength, visibility, and relatively low cost. Common applications include residential property boundaries, where they offer security without obstructing views. They are also frequently found in commercial and industrial settings for enclosing areas, securing perimeters, and protecting equipment. In public spaces, metal mesh fences serve to delineate areas, provide safety for playgrounds, or create enclosures for sports fields.

The construction of metallgitterzäune involves welding metal rods or wires together at intersecting points to form a sturdy mesh panel. These panels are then attached to metal posts, which are typically anchored in the ground. The spacing of the mesh openings can vary, influencing the level of security and visibility. Some fences are also coated with PVC or powder coating for added protection and aesthetic appeal, available in various colors to match their surroundings. Maintenance is generally minimal, often requiring occasional cleaning to remove debris.