Welded Mesh, Wire Fencing, Panels & Accessories

The right fence starts with what the barrier needs to contain, exclude or protect. Rally fencing supplies include welded mesh panels, wire fencing rolls, rabbit hex wire, Handy Panels & associated fittings for garden, property, animal-enclosure & general fencing work. Buyers planning the complete installation can compare Fencing & Gates alongside Rally Panel Clips where suitable mesh-panel connections form part of the job.

Wire fencing can look similar from a distance while being very different at specification level. Rally products span compact welded panels, larger mesh sheets, continuous rolls & hexagonal wire, with different apertures, wire diameters, widths & lengths across the range.

Start with the barrier requirement, then work through the dimensions. Compare mesh construction, opening size, wire diameter, overall height or panel size & fixing method before ordering.

What Are Rally Fencing Supplies?

Rally Fencing products cover several forms of wire mesh plus selected components used to complete suitable fencing projects. The range extends from compact Handy Panels through to larger welded sheets, continuous mesh rolls & rabbit netting.

Depending on the product, buyers can find:

► Welded mesh panels
► Handy mesh panels
► Welded mesh rolls
► Heavy welded mesh
► Rabbit hex wire
► Netting clips
► Selected gate & fencing hardware
► Roof mesh for its specific building application

These products aren't interchangeable simply because they're made from wire. Aperture, wire diameter, construction, dimensions & intended use should all be considered before choosing the material.

Why Choose Rally Wire Fencing & Mesh?

Different barriers call for different mesh configurations. A compact garden project may suit a Handy Panel, a longer fence may be better planned around a roll & another application may require a larger rigid welded sheet.

Across selected Rally products, buyers can compare:

► Galvanised wire construction
► Mesh galvanised after welding on selected ranges
► Square, rectangular & hexagonal openings
► Multiple wire diameters
► Sheet, panel & roll formats
► Different widths & lengths
► General fencing options
► Garden-protection materials
► Animal-enclosure options
► Separate mesh-fixing accessories

Check the individual product before treating one specification as representative of the entire range. Rally mesh families contain different openings, wire sizes, dimensions & constructions.

Common Applications

The job itself provides the first clue to the mesh you should investigate. Rally documents selected products for fencing, garden protection, animal enclosures & other wire-mesh applications.

Depending on the specific product, applications can include:

► General fencing
► Farm fencing
► Garden protection
► Animal enclosures
► Rabbit-control fencing
► Gates
► Grilles
► Window guards
► General mesh fabrication
► Landscaping applications
► Selected building applications

For garden boundaries, planting areas & broader property work, Landscaping & Garden Tools provides a useful next step for the surrounding ground & landscape work.

A stated application doesn't remove the need to check the specification. Where animals are involved in particular, select the aperture, wire size, fence height & complete enclosure design for the actual animal rather than relying on a broad “animal enclosure” description.

Rally Fencing Selection Guide

Five details narrow a large mesh range quickly: construction, aperture, wire diameter, overall dimensions & format.

Choose the product family first, then compare individual specifications. That approach is more reliable than starting with whichever roll or sheet happens to have the largest dimensions.

Rally Welded Mesh Panels

Rigid sheets provide defined dimensions for fences, gates, grilles & suitable fabrication projects. Rally manufactures larger welded mesh panels across multiple aperture & wire-diameter combinations.

Selected manufacturer configurations include:

► 25mm x 25mm mesh with 2.5mm wire
► 50mm x 50mm mesh with 3mm wire
► 50mm x 50mm mesh with 4mm wire
► 75mm x 50mm mesh with 4mm wire
► 100mm x 100mm mesh in selected wire diameters

Larger Rally sheets are available in formats including 2m x 1200mm & 2.4m x 1200mm across selected products.

Aperture & wire diameter should be read together. Two sheets of the same outside dimensions can provide very different barriers when their grid opening or wire construction changes.

Rally Handy Mesh Panels

Small projects don't always justify cutting down a full-size welded sheet. Rally Handy Panels provide compact 600mm x 900mm welded mesh sheets for suitable garden, enclosure & general mesh work.

Selected configurations include:

► 12.5mm x 12.5mm mesh with 1.5mm wire
► 25mm x 25mm mesh with 2mm wire
► 50mm x 50mm mesh with 3mm wire

The compact panel size is only part of the choice. Compare the opening & wire diameter with what the finished panel needs to do.

Rally Welded Mesh Rolls

Longer fence runs can make continuous rolled mesh more practical than joining a series of rigid sheets. Rally Welded Mesh is galvanised after welding & supplied in 30m rolls across a range of widths, grid sizes & wire gauges.

Rally identifies suitable applications including:

► Farm fencing
► Animal enclosures
► Garden protection
► General fencing

Roll length shouldn't make the decision by itself. Width determines fence height or coverage while aperture & wire diameter influence the physical barrier you're installing.

Rally Heavy Welded Mesh

Some projects call for heavier wire configurations rather than simply a smaller mesh opening. Rally Heavy Welded Mesh is galvanised after welding & supplied in 30m rolls across selected widths, hole sizes & wire diameters.

Rally identifies uses including:

► Animal fencing
► General fencing
► Landscaping
► Building applications

“Heavy” still covers more than one specification. Compare the actual wire diameter, aperture & roll width for the project rather than selecting from the family name alone.

Rally Rabbit Hex Wire

Hexagonal netting provides a different construction from square or rectangular welded mesh. Rally Rabbit Hex Wire uses the familiar hexagonal wire pattern & is available across several heights.

Selected Rally rabbit wire uses:

► 40mm mesh
► 1.40mm wire
► 300mm to 1800mm heights across the manufacturer range
► 25m or 50m lengths across selected sizes

Height matters alongside the opening & wire size. Plan rabbit-control or enclosure work around the complete barrier rather than choosing a roll solely because the mesh is described as rabbit wire.

How To Choose Wire Mesh?

Aperture, wire diameter, overall dimensions & material format work together. Comparing only one measurement can lead to mesh that fits the space but doesn't suit the intended barrier.

Check The Aperture

The opening determines how fine or open the physical barrier will be.

Consider:

► What needs to remain inside the fence
► What needs to remain outside
► Whether square, rectangular or hexagonal mesh suits the application
► Whether the opening is appropriate for the intended animal or object

Smaller isn't automatically better. Choose an aperture that suits the actual barrier requirement.

Compare Wire Diameter

Two meshes with similar openings can still have different wire constructions. Check the individual wire diameter rather than assuming all welded mesh of the same aperture is equivalent.

Measure The Overall Size

Outside dimensions determine how the material fits into the project. Compare panel height & width or roll width & length with the planned fence layout.

Before material quantities are calculated, Measuring & Layout Tools can support setting out fence lines, gate openings, corners & post positions.

Choose Panel Or Roll Format

The shape of the project often determines which format is easier to work with. Rigid panels provide defined sections while rolls can suit longer continuous runs.

Panels may suit:

► Defined rigid sections
► Gates or fabricated frames
► Compact projects
► Work where known sheet dimensions simplify planning

Rolls may suit:

► Longer fence runs
► Continuous garden barriers
► Rural fencing
► Projects where fewer sheet-to-sheet joins are preferred

Check The Fixing Method

Mesh becomes part of a fence only when it is properly connected to the supporting structure. Check the post, frame or substrate together with the mesh before selecting clips or other fixings.

Where the installation requires additional hardware beyond Rally's dedicated mesh components, Specialty Fasteners & Fixings provides a relevant path for comparing suitable fixing products.

Rally Netting Clips & Mesh Fixings

The connection between mesh & support deserves the same attention as the wire itself. Rally Netting Clips provide fixing components for suitable wire & mesh installations.

Current clip formats include:

► 16mm x 2.00mm Netting Clips
► 19mm x 2.24mm Netting Clips
► 500-piece bag options

Rally also manufactures galvanised U-shaped Rally Panel Clips for suitable mesh-panel installations.

Match the fixing to both sides of the connection. Mesh construction, supporting post or frame & installation method should all be considered before choosing the clip or fastener.

Gates Within The Fence Line

A gate changes both the material take-off & the way the fence needs to be planned. Establish gate openings before calculating the final mesh quantity so those sections aren't mistakenly treated as continuous fence runs.

For rural & property-access projects, compare the available Rally I Brace Farm Gates where that gate construction suits the intended opening & fencing system.

Gate width should be selected from the actual access requirement. Consider the opening, surrounding fence arrangement & installation detail rather than treating the gate as an afterthought once the mesh is ordered.

Measure The Fence Before Ordering Mesh

A measured fence layout turns a roll or panel dimension into a useful quantity calculation. Total straight-line distance alone may overlook gates, corners, separate sections & joins.

Record:

► Total fence length
► Required height
► Gate openings
► Corners & direction changes
► Panel or roll dimensions
► Post positions
► Joining points
► Cutting allowance

Work from the installed layout rather than the property boundary alone. A gate removes mesh from one part of the run while corners, overlaps or panel arrangements can change material requirements elsewhere.

Tools For Fencing Installation

Mesh selection is only one part of getting a fence from the materials list into position. Cutting, positioning, fastening & adjustment can require different tools depending on the wire, posts, frame & fixing method.

Hand Tools provides a useful cross-sell for general installation, adjustment & site work without assuming one particular tool suits every Rally mesh product.

Choose tools around the material being worked. Wire diameter, fixing type & supporting structure can all affect what is appropriate for cutting or installation.

Fencing Supplies For Rural, Workshop & Property Projects

Wire mesh moves through very different working environments depending on the project. Rally products can support rural properties, gardens, workshops, fabrication work, property maintenance & selected commercial applications.

Relevant buyers can include:

► Fencing contractors
► Landscapers
► Rural property operators
► Workshops & fabricators
► Builders
► Property-maintenance teams
► Facilities crews
► Commercial maintenance operations

Larger jobs are easier to plan when the complete fence is considered early. Mesh, panels, gates, supporting structure & fixings should work together rather than being selected as unrelated components.

Expert Tips

Start with the barrier requirement. Decide what the fence needs to contain, exclude or protect before comparing products.

Read aperture & wire diameter together. Neither measurement tells the whole story on its own.

Measure fence height before choosing roll width. A convenient roll length doesn't compensate for the wrong height.

Treat hex wire & welded mesh as different constructions. Choose between them from the actual application.

Use compact panels where they reduce unnecessary cutting. A full sheet isn't automatically the most practical format.

Include gates before calculating quantity. They interrupt the continuous mesh run.

Plan joins before ordering panels. Sheet dimensions influence how many connections the finished fence requires.

Match fixings to the mesh & supporting structure. The complete connection matters.