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What Are Chicken Fences Made of? Feb. 09, 2023

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  Chicken wire fencing  is usually made of black polypropylene plastic or black PVC-coated galvanized steel. Here is some information on the production of chicken fences.   Woven structures   Metal chicken wire fencing: Small to large opening sizes of wire fencing in a variety of thicknesses and strengths. This wire fencing can be welded or woven. The woven wire is bent into shape by machine and can be knotted like traditional field fencing or twisted like traditional hexagonal wire (chicken wire). Metal chicken fences are very strong, ranging from 800 pounds breaking strength for woven wire hex (chicken wire) types to over 2,000 pounds per square foot for some welded wire types. Click here to purchase our chicken fence rolls   Coating Types   Polypropylene plastic chicken fence: The opening size can be used as a physical barrier and ranges from 400 pounds per square foot breaking strength to 1400 pounds per square foot breaking strength. Higher-strength versions of this poly chicken f

How To Install A Slope Protection Netting?

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  Slopes and hills are structures that often cause stability problems such as erosion, landslides, and rockfalls, and, in the worst-case scenario, they can collapse. For these purposes, we can classify them as natural slopes and engineered slopes.  In the first case, these structures usually cause problems caused by ground damage, natural slope, soil type, diving areas, and local weather conditions. With man-made slopes, these do not usually cause any sliding problems, either in terms of design or in terms of the materials involved. This article discusses the use of a  side slope protection net  in the prevention of slope erosion. One of the most common problems is caused by erosion, which can be due to several different reasons. High Tensile Rockfall Mesh  As a result of water, whether it is precipitation or groundwater. It is vital to always consider water as one of the main elements that can lead to erosion. Depending on the slope, a slope may be more or less susceptible to erosion.