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Orchard and pasture roll-mesh system

Orchard Livestock Wire Fence

A green coated welded roll-mesh family for orchard edges and adjacent livestock areas, coordinated around aperture, height, posts, braced corners, tree and equipment clearance, gates and terrain.

Provide the animal and crop context, orchard plan, fence height, mesh opening, corners, gates, machinery routes, ground levels, supports and exposure before quotation.

Form
Flexible welded-wire roll
Selection
Aperture, wire and roll size
Installation
Tensioned to suitable supports
Final basis
Approved specification and quotation

Where this product family fits.

  • Orchard and pasture interfaces with defined animal and crop-operation needs.
  • Long flexible runs coordinated with braced corners and equipment openings.
  • Projects that provide levels, tree clearance, gates and maintenance access.

What must not be assumed.

  • Animal containment or crop protection guaranteed by a generic orchard image.
  • Placement that conflicts with machinery, irrigation, tree growth or harvest access.
  • Support design chosen without terrain, line tension and gate loads.

Define these decisions before comparing configurations.

The page collects the variables that change suitability, scope and price. It does not replace the approved drawing, quotation or responsible engineering review.

Duty

State the animal, garden or boundary purpose.

Defines aperture and support questions.

Mesh

Confirm opening, wire and welded construction.

Sets the material basis.

Roll

Provide required width, length and quantity.

Controls supply and packing.

Layout

Send runs, corners, levels and openings.

Controls tension sections and accessories.

Supports

State posts, spacing, braces and fixing method.

Prevents unsupported use.

Operations

Map machinery, irrigation, harvest and maintenance routes.

Prevents access conflicts.

Configurable specification sheet.

Values shown here describe the supply variables. Exact dimensions, finishes and components are confirmed for the project.

Send the missing inputs →
FieldCurrent supply basisWhat to confirm
MeshWelded rectangular wire gridConfirm aperture in both directions.
WireProject-selected steel wireConfirm diameter and tolerance.
SupplyFlexible rolls by orderConfirm width, length and packing.
SupportsPosts, braces and clips by scopeProvide layout and responsibility.
FinishProject-selected coatingState exposure and colour.
ClearanceTree, equipment and ground offsets by layoutProvide the orchard plan.
Final basisApproved specification and quotationImages do not prove containment or life.

From requirement to approved supply.

The sequence keeps product selection, engineering responsibility and commercial scope aligned.

  1. 01

    Define the duty

    State the boundary, access or separation purpose and every applicable project criterion.

  2. 02

    Confirm the layout

    Provide dimensions, corners, levels, openings, supports and site interfaces.

  3. 03

    Review the configuration

    Approve material, finish, connections, accessories and responsibility boundaries.

  4. 04

    Release supply

    Confirm drawings, quantities, packing, destination, documentation and delivery timing.

See the system in context.

Each image explains a form, interface or possible application. Captions state where a drawing, sample or project review is still required.

Green roll mesh following an orchard pasture boundary
Orchard-pasture edgeRepresentative context; animals, crop access, machinery, terrain and support design remain project-specific.
Orchard mesh at a braced corner post
Braced cornerProduct-family detail; final geometry and connection require approved specification.
Green mesh beside orchard rows
Orchard alignmentRepresentative context; not proof of a completed project or performance result.

Questions to resolve before purchase.

These answers define the quotation boundary without inventing project-specific performance.

Which aperture should I choose?

Provide the animal, pest or boundary duty and the maximum acceptable opening; samples may be appropriate.

Are posts and clips included?

They can be quoted after the layout, spacing, corners, braces, openings and installation scope are defined.

Can the roll follow sloped ground?

Gradual levels can be reviewed from the alignment, support spacing and required bottom clearance.

How should gates be positioned?

Provide machinery width, turning path, livestock movement and maintenance access for review.

Send a quote-ready brief.

Complete the known fields. If drawings or standards apply, mention them in project notes and attach them when your email application opens.

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