Green PVC Coated Wire Fencing Mesh, 100 x 75mm Openings, 25m Rolls, 0.9m, 1.2m or 1.8m High

This green PVC coated wire fencing mesh is a general-purpose garden fencing roll for boundaries, allotments, pet runs and plant protection. Each roll is 25m long and the mesh has rectangular 100mm × 75mm (4in × 3in) openings. It is made from galvanised steel wire with a green PVC coating, and three heights are available to buy: 0.9m, 1.2m and 1.8m. It is fixed to timber or metal posts and suits gardeners, allotment holders, pet owners and smallholders.

Why it works

Two layers of protection on the wire

The steel wire is galvanised and then covered with a green PVC coating. Galvanising gives the steel a protective layer that helps it resist rust and corrosion, and the plastic coating adds a second barrier over the top. This combination is a common choice for garden and boundary fencing that stays outdoors all year.

A green finish that sits quietly in the garden

The green coating is less noticeable against hedges, lawns and planting than bare metal. That makes the mesh a practical option where you want a boundary or a barrier without a fence that dominates the view.

A light, flexible roll that is easy to handle

The core wire is approximately 1.6mm in diameter, or approximately 2.1mm including the PVC coating. The mesh is light and flexible enough to unroll, carry and fix to posts without specialist equipment, and the 100mm × 75mm openings keep it open to light and views.

Know the limits: a light mesh, not a security fence

This is a light-gauge garden mesh. It will keep pets in and larger animals out, but the 100mm × 75mm openings are too large to stop small animals such as rabbits, young poultry or rodents getting through, so use a finer mesh where that matters. It is not designed to resist climbing or deliberate damage. Any cut through the coating exposes the steel underneath, and the method used to join the wires is not published for this line.

Where it's used

The mesh is typically used for:

• Garden boundary fencing
• Allotment fencing and plot divisions
• Keeping pets in and larger animals out
• Plant protection around beds, borders and vegetable patches
• Lining post and rail fences
• General garden fencing fixed to timber or metal posts

Specifications

Choosing the right option

All three options share the same 25m roll length, the same 100mm × 75mm openings and the same wire, so the only choice is the height.

0.9m suits low garden borders, vegetable beds, plant protection and lining low post and rail fences. It is also the lightest roll to handle.

1.2m is a middle height for allotment boundaries, pet runs and general garden fencing where a waist-high barrier is enough.

1.8m is the tallest option, for full-height boundary fencing and for keeping larger dogs or animals in or out. It is the heaviest roll, so allow for two people when handling and tensioning it.

To work out how many rolls you need, measure the full run of the fence and divide by 25m, rounding up and allowing a little extra for corners and overlaps.

Installation, use & care

Set your timber or metal posts first, spaced evenly along the line of the fence. Unroll the mesh along the posts, pull it reasonably taut and fix it to timber posts with galvanised staples. On metal posts, use suitable wire ties or clips. For longer runs, running line wire between the posts and tying the mesh to it helps keep the fence straight. Wear gloves when handling and cutting the mesh. Where you cut the roll, protect the exposed ends to reduce the risk of rust. Check the fence from time to time and refix any loose staples or ties.

FAQ

How long is each roll?

Every roll is 25m long, whichever height you choose. Measure your fence line and order enough rolls to cover the full run.

Will it keep rabbits out?

Not reliably. The 100mm × 75mm openings are large enough for rabbits and other small animals to pass through. For rabbits, choose a finer mesh, or add a finer mesh along the lower part of the fence.

Is the mesh suitable for outdoor use?

Yes. The steel wire is galvanised and PVC coated to help it resist rust and corrosion, and it is intended for outdoor garden and boundary fencing. Protect any cut ends, because cutting exposes the steel.

Can I cut the roll to length?

Yes. The wire can be cut with ordinary wire cutters. Wear gloves, and treat the cut ends to reduce the risk of rust at those points.

Ordering & delivery

Rolls are sold individually and no minimum order applies, so you can order the exact number of rolls your fence needs. Delivery charges and lead times are shown at checkout.