2x2 welded wire mesh price: specify the 3D fence panel before comparing quotes

Define the panel before asking for price

A 2x2 welded wire mesh price request should identify the complete fence panel configuration. Our 3D V Bending Welded Fence Wire Mesh is specified by mesh size, wire diameter, panel width, panel height, number of bends, post model and post height type. These fields give us the information needed to describe one configuration instead of a general opening-size request.

The listed wire diameters are 3.5 mm, 4.0 mm, 4.5 mm and 5.0 mm. Mesh options include 100 × 50 mm, 100 × 55 mm, 120 × 55 mm and 150 × 55 mm. A request that names only “2x2” does not identify which of these welded panel options you need. Put the opening and wire diameter together in the first line of your schedule.

Choose the mesh size and wire diameter together

The 100 × 50 mm and 100 × 55 mm choices give you the closer mesh options in this listed range. The 120 × 55 mm and 150 × 55 mm choices give you the larger listed openings. Select the mesh size required by your project specification, then state the wire diameter as a separate field. We supply the four listed diameters, so the opening label alone does not define the panel.

For example, a quotation request can identify a 100 × 50 mm mesh with 3.5 mm wire, or a 150 × 55 mm mesh with 5.0 mm wire. Those are different panel descriptions even before width, height and posts are added. Keep each combination on its own line when a project uses more than one specification.

Picture a fence line with several sections and an access opening. The panel schedule should show which mesh and wire diameter belongs to each section, so the quantities can be checked against the measured layout. Send the section list with the request instead of combining different configurations under one 2x2 label.

Set the panel width, height and bends

Our listed panel widths are 2.0 m, 2.25 m, 2.5 m and 3.0 m. Listed panel heights include 800 mm, 1,000 mm, 1,200 mm, 1,500 mm, 1,700 mm and 2,000 mm. The formed panel specification also includes configurations with 2, 3, 4 or 5 bends.

Panel width belongs in the quantity calculation. A measured fence line may require different section counts with 2.0 m panels than with 3.0 m panels. Mark corners, ends and access openings on your layout before choosing the width. This lets us read the panel quantity together with the line length instead of treating the opening size as the only purchasing field.

Panel height should be selected from the required line schedule. The 800 mm and 1,000 mm options are the lower listed heights, while 1,500 mm, 1,700 mm and 2,000 mm are taller listed choices. Add the height beside the width and mesh size, especially when one order contains sections of different heights.

The number of bends identifies the formed 3D panel format. Include 2, 3, 4 or 5 bends in the inquiry when that is the required configuration. A flat welded panel and a formed panel should not be placed on the same quotation line because their descriptions are different.

Match the posts to the panel schedule

We list peach type posts, square posts and round posts. The schedule also separates embedded type post heights from base type post heights. For the common embedded arrangement, the listed heights are 1,200 mm, 1,400 mm, 1,600 mm, 2,000 mm, 2,200 mm and 2,500 mm. For the common base type arrangement, the listed heights are 900 mm, 1,200 mm, 1,400 mm, 1,700 mm, 1,900 mm and 2,200 mm.

Choose the post model and height type at the same time as the panel. An embedded post line and a base type post line are different schedule entries. If your layout uses base type posts, state that type and select one of the listed base heights. If it uses embedded posts, state the embedded arrangement and its selected height.

The post model should also be named: peach type, square or round. This matters when several quotations use the same panel width and mesh size but different support descriptions. Include the post model beside the panel dimensions so the requested fence configuration can be read without interpretation.

Compare quotations using identical fields

Use these fields for every quotation you compare:

• mesh size
• wire diameter
• panel width
• panel height
• number of bends
• post model
• embedded or base type post height
• quantity for each section

A 2x2 welded wire mesh price comparison is meaningful only when the offers identify the same fields. A mesh opening can be similar while the panel width, height, bends or post arrangement differs. Compare one complete line item with another complete line item, then check the total quantity for each section.

A useful order schedule can group repeated sections together. For example, list the mesh size, wire diameter, width, height, bend count and post arrangement once, then add the quantity for that exact line. Create a separate line when the height, opening, wire diameter or post type changes.

Prepare the quotation request

Start with the measured fence line and divide it into sections by panel height, access opening, corner and end condition. For each section, write the mesh size, wire diameter, panel width, panel height and bend count. Add the post model and identify whether the posts are embedded type or base type. Then provide the quantity for panels and posts.

This approach is useful when you are comparing a 2x2 welded wire mesh price with a formed 3D panel quotation. The search phrase can begin the inquiry, but the quotation should use the exact product fields. We can then read the request as a panel and post schedule rather than as an opening-size description.

Questions to check in the schedule

Send the measurements with the configuration

Our 3D V Bending Welded Fence Wire Mesh fits a quotation request that defines the listed mesh, wire, panel and post fields as one schedule. To obtain a comparable 2x2 welded wire mesh price, send the total fence length, section lengths, opening, wire diameter, panel width and height, bend count, post model, post height type and quantities.