Rigid Wire Mesh Fence Panel

The main difference is the wire thickness: PRO panels use 5mm horizontal wires and 4mm vertical wires, while PRO+ panels feature 5mm wires both horizontally and vertically. This reinforced design makes PRO+ panels sturdier, which is especially useful for gardens exposed to harsh weather or wildlife such as wild boar.

The best option depends on your soil type and the layout of your land. For flat, stable ground, we recommend setting posts directly in the soil using our Tempo notched posts. If your property has rocky ground or a concrete slab, surface-mount posts with base plates are more suitable. For sloped areas, you'll need adaptable kits with specific accessories to handle elevation changes. Our team is here to help you select the right components for your project.

Set the fence posts in place and secure them with concrete, making sure they are properly aligned and plumb. Slide the concrete base panels into the grooves of the slotted posts, with the cap facing outward. Next, attach the rigid mesh panels above the base using the notch system. Continue this process section by section, checking levels as you go, until your fence is fully installed.

The proper orientation of your rigid fence panel is key to ensuring its maximum strength against outdoor stresses. Always position the horizontal folds so they face outward, with the curved side toward the street and the concave side facing your property.

For panels with defensive spikes, make sure the spikes are always pointing up. This not only helps deter intruders but also increases the effective height of your fence while maintaining a clean look.

Our ready-to-install kits from Districlos come with everything you need to set up your fence in the right direction. The specially designed notching system makes installation straightforward and ensures a professional, long-lasting result.

The removal process depends on the type of post used in your installation. For posts with clips, use adjustable pliers to gently remove each fixing clip without putting pressure on the mesh wires.

If you have Tempo posts with notches, use flat-nose pliers to carefully open each notch by hand, then lift the panel upwards to release it. Take your time to avoid damaging any components.

Work methodically, section by section, starting from one end of the fence. Store all clips and accessories in a container to keep them organized. Having a second person to help makes handling the rigid panels much easier, as they can be quite heavy once detached from the posts.

Rigid fence panels are available in heights ranging from 0.63 m up to over 2 m, depending on your specific needs. For basic property boundaries, 4 ft (about 1.2 m) is usually sufficient. If you're looking for added security, consider at least 6 ft (about 1.8 m). For gardens with pets, choose a height that suits the size of your animals. Our Districlos experts can help you select the right height based on your project and local regulations.

There are several effective ways to add privacy to your rigid mesh fence. PVC privacy slats are the most popular option—they slide between the wires and are available in kits with all the necessary installation accessories. Privacy screens made from fabric can be quickly attached with clips or ties, providing instant coverage at a low cost. Natural reed or bamboo panels offer a more decorative, authentic look, while wooden slats create a modern and warm appearance.

4 mm wire thickness is ideal for standard residential use and marking property boundaries. If your area is exposed to harsh weather or you need extra strength, consider 5 mm wires for added durability. At Districlos, our PRO+ panels use 5 mm wires throughout, providing maximum strength against outdoor conditions and intrusion attempts.

If your rigid mesh fence is damaged, the repair method will depend on the type and extent of the issue. Start by carefully assessing the damage before proceeding.

For minor bends, you can usually straighten the panel by applying steady, controlled pressure by hand. Light scratches can be covered with an anti-corrosion spray paint that matches the original RAL color of your fence.

If a panel is badly damaged, it's best to replace it. Remove any damaged fasteners and fit the new panel into place, making sure it lines up correctly with the neighboring sections to keep a uniform look.

We offer a full range of replacement parts for your fence. If you need help or a custom quote, our team is here to assist you.