MAPORCH 2 Pack 304 Stainless Steel Mesh Screen Woven Metal Type 5 Wire 29Cm X 60Cm (23.6” X 11.4”) For Vent, Animal Cage Net, Security, Cabinets Review

Perfect product for my application. Needed a replacement screen on RV's existing roof refrigerator vent screen after installing fan to draw out heat and improve refrig. cooling. This product was easy to cut with tin snips and easy to bend into shape using a rubber mallet and 2x4 for making right angle corners for placement. Material being constructed of 304ss to prevent corrosion an added value.

This seems like good quality wire. However I needed something welded at the joints so that I could cut and fit it to a particular project. It is not welded. Any significant manipulation causes it to unravel. Used in a flat square or rectangular application it would be fine.

So, number 5 mesh is apparently about 5 holes per inch, which was just about the exact size I needed. I am making an air powered dryer for my coffee beans, This is small enough that no beans will fall through and with 72% of the aperature open (as they say) I will have plenty of airflow through the column of beans. Being stainless steel is nice, as I will not have to worry about rust. It is sturdy stuff and easy to work with. You will need a good pair of snips to cut it, but welded the way it…

I bought some catch and release traps that worked reasonably but many of the smaller critters (voles, chipmunks, etc.) could eat all the bait and squeeze out the side. ) As the gaps were too big I decided to modify the cages. I cut out sheet metal to line the bottom, and cut pieces of the mesh to line the sides of cage. I was considering trying to spot weld this, but decided it was a bit too awkward and going to take too long. Instead I just cut it to fit, pushed it into place and tie strapped…

I got this because my arborist advised I close up a hole in one of my large maples where squirrels are wreaking havoc on a large pruned branch cavity. He told me to NOT seal it off with anything solid, and recommended a mesh screen because I needed wind to air out the cavity and he didn't want me trap moisture in with any other method.This mesh screen is perfect and it is definitely marine grade stainless steel (304). It lets the cavity breathe, yet keeps the squirrels out of it.The second area

Its a solid product with openings about .2" square. The mesh is only welded on four sides and all the wires inside are simply woven around each other. So if you cut it it can lose integrity and the individual wires can work back and forth. Cutting one side we found is no problem and the 3 other welded sides still hold it together, however if you cut 2 sides then the wires no longer are held firmly and easily slide around. In that case, depending on your project one might need to clamp the ends…

My friend has a crack in the fence, and her dog keeps sneaking out. Every other night somebody has to go out looking for Isadora. Her home is near the freeway, and we are worried she is going to get run over.Anyways, I used this mesh to block the opening. I used mini zip ties to secure the mesh to the rest of the fencing. Yes, I was able to push the wires and slide the zip tie through. As other reviewers mentioned, only ends are welded, not entire mesh, and cutting it would likely cause the…

Pros:- it’s a 2 foor X 1 foot screen folded into a neat 1’x1’ box.- The wire is sturdy and will not unravel.- Perfect size to prevent water bugs and mosquitoes from entering thru vents.Cons:- none