What the product is

The product is also called a 2D welded wire fence or a twin-horizontal wire mesh. According to the product description, it has two parallel horizontal wires welded to a single vertical wire at every intersection. This double wire mesh fence construction makes it different from standard single-wire welded panels. The supplier describes it as a rigid, anti-climb security barrier that stays easy to see through.

Step 1: Define your site requirements first

Before you compare options, write down:

• What the fence must keep out or keep in: people, vehicles, animals or falling rock.
• Required height and the total perimeter length.
• Installation type: rigid panels or rolls.
• Environment and appearance: whether you need corrosion protection only or a specific color.
• Documents your project needs: test reports, standard compliance or certificates.

Step 2: Choose the mesh opening (aperture)

The listed mesh apertures are:

If cost matters most, the product page names 50 x 200 mm as the budget option. If your site needs a smaller opening, 50 x 150 mm is the smaller of the two listed sizes. The supplier says mesh sizes can be customized based on threat level or animal pressure. Any size outside these two needs to be confirmed in writing.

Step 3: Choose the wire diameter combination

Wire diameters are listed as three-part combinations:

• 8mm/6mm/8mm
• 6mm/5mm/6mm
• 6mm/4mm/6mm
• Others ("etc."), described as customizable

The three-part format matches the twin-horizontal, single-vertical construction. Ask the manufacturer to confirm which value applies to which wire on your drawings. The published pages give no weight, load or tensile figures for each combination, so ask for technical data if your specification needs a minimum strength. The supplier says it offers engineering support, including calculations for anchor loads and post spacing.

Step 4: Match panel height and width

• Panel heights: 1.0 m, 1.5 m, 2.0 m, 2.5 m, 3.0 m, with custom heights available.
• Panel width: rigid panels up to 3.0 m wide. Rolls come in 2.0 m or 2.5 m.

Rigid panels and rolls are both listed. Pick the format that suits how you will install and transport the fence, then confirm the exact sizes when you request a quotation.

Step 5: Select posts and connections

The listed post types are:

• Type A – Rectangle post: listed as 4060mm
• Type B – Square post: listed as 6060mm and 8080mm
• Type C – Peach post: listed as 5070mm and 70100mm

The listed connection types are square clamp, metal clip, stainless steel clamp, self-lock peach post and clamp bar. Have the manufacturer confirm the post cross-section, wall thickness and length for your fence height. The published pages do not give these details.

Step 6: Specify surface treatment

The listed surface treatments are:

• Electro-galvanized or hot-dip galvanized
• PVC coated
• Powder coated in RAL colors

The galvanization is listed as hot-dipped, at 40–60 g/m² or 500 g/m² after welding. If corrosion resistance is a priority, state which galvanizing level you need and whether you also want a PVC or powder coat on top. Confirm what the selected finish will actually include.

Applications named by the supplier

The product pages list these uses:

• Industrial perimeters and high-security logistics sites
• Critical infrastructure, military installations and airport perimeters
• Zoos and heavy-duty animal enclosures
• Rockfall protection
• Industrial sites and parks

For rockfall projects, the supplier mentions technical calculations for rockfall netting energy (kJ) ratings. No specific kJ values are published, so ask for project-specific calculations rather than assuming a rating.

What comes with the system

According to the product page, the fence is supplied as a system kit with mesh, posts, clamps and installation diagrams. The supplier also mentions tension-based installation guidance and maintenance planning for inspection and repair.

When this product may not fit

• You need a documented certification or test result. The pages say the system was engineered with reference to German and European (DACH) security benchmarks, but the materials here contain no certificate or test report. Ask for documents before treating any standard as met.
• You need a double barbed wire fence or a double loop wire fence. These are different products and are not covered by the materials this guide is based on.
• You need stainless welded wire mesh. The listed finishes are galvanized, PVC coated and powder coated. Stainless steel appears only as a clamp option, not as a mesh material.
• You need sizes outside the listed range. Custom heights and mesh sizes are mentioned, but specific limits are not published.

What to confirm before ordering

When you contact Anping Huawo Metal Wire Mesh Products Co., Ltd., include your height, length, aperture, wire combination, post type, connection method and finish. Ask for a written specification and any compliance documents your project needs.