"Dutch mesh" (often referred to as welded wire mesh fencing) is a common wire mesh product widely used due to its structural stability and moderate cost. One of its primary applications is perimeter fencing; it is frequently installed at factories, residential communities, schools, livestock farms, and landscaped areas to delineate zones, restrict unauthorized access by people or animals, and provide basic security and separation.
This type of mesh is extensively used in agriculture and animal husbandry. For instance, it serves as fencing for poultry (such as chickens and ducks) and rabbits, effectively preventing the animals from escaping or external predators from entering; it also facilitates zoned management and improves farming efficiency. Additionally, it is used in farmlands and orchards to protect crops from damage.
Dutch mesh is also commonly employed in municipal and landscaping projects, such as road dividers, protective barriers for green belts, and temporary construction fencing. Its uniform mesh structure offers good visibility and airflow without obstructing sightlines; combined with its aesthetic appeal, it is a popular choice for public spaces.
