Unroll the wire mesh panels along the length of the wood fence, ensuring they are positioned evenly and aligned with the top and bottom rails or support beams. Use a level to ensure that the wire mesh is straight and plumb, making any adjustments as necessary to achieve a uniform appearance.

Wire gauge, which refers to the thickness of the wire used to create the mesh, also impacts the price. Thicker wires typically command a higher price due to increased material costs and manufacturing complexity. Conversely, thinner wires may be more affordable but may sacrifice durability and strength.

In addition to the composition, the diameter of the cable also plays a crucial role in determining its strength. Thicker cables generally have higher tensile strength and can withstand greater loads. The 3% 16% stainless steel cable is available in various diameters to cater to different applications and load requirements.

Before embarking on the construction of a wire mesh fence, thorough planning and preparation are essential. Begin by determining the boundaries of the fence and obtaining any necessary permits or approvals from local authorities. Next, gather the materials and tools required for the project, including wire mesh panels, fence posts, concrete mix, post hole digger, level, and wire cutters.

One of the key benefits of cage fencing is its durability. Made from high-quality materials such as galvanized steel or aluminum, cage fencing is designed to withstand the elements and resist corrosion. This means that once installed, cage fencing can provide long-lasting security and protection without the need for frequent maintenance or repairs.