GOLDPEAK Black Hardware Cloth 1in Mesh, 36 x 100 ft – 17-Gauge Vinyl Coated Welded Wire Fence

Versatile, durable fencing for outdoor projects

Meet GOLDPEAK Black Hardware Cloth, a versatile woven steel mesh designed to tackle a range of DIY fencing and enclosure tasks. The roll measures 36 inches wide by 100 feet long, offering generous coverage for garden projects, animal enclosures, and workspace boundaries. The mesh squares measure 1 inch by 1 inch, crafted from 17-gauge wire, delivering a robust yet workable barrier for many applications.

Double-layer rust resistance sets this cloth apart: an inside galvanized steel core plus an outside black vinyl coating. This combination helps resist corrosion in damp climates and exposed outdoor settings, giving you a longer service life without frequent replacement. While it's built to endure outdoors, handling and installation should be done with care to avoid injury from sharp edges.

Strong, smooth, and easy to work with

Welded joints create a tight, tear-resistant mesh that stands up to everyday use in coops, runs, and fencing projects. The flat, smooth surface helps achieve a clean, professional finish when installed along garden beds or boundary lines. The roll arrives packed in a heavy-duty carton to minimize shipping damage and returns hassles.

• 36 inches wide by 100 feet long
• 1 inch by 1 inch square openings
• 17-gauge wire with galvanized interior
• Black vinyl outer coating for added protection
• Flat mesh surface for easy installation

Practical uses for GOLDPEAK hardware cloth

From garden fencing to tree guards, this hardware cloth supports a wide range of DIY tasks. It can be cut and shaped to fit raised beds, chicken coops, runs, and animal cages. Its versatility makes it a handy choice for small farmyards and backyard projects alike.

• Garden fencing and raised beds
• Tree guards and protective covers
• Chicken coops, runs, and animal cages
• DIY enclosure projects and barrier borders

Tips for handling: wear gloves to protect against sharp edges, measure carefully before cutting, and use compatible fasteners to secure the mesh along frames or posts. This approach helps you achieve a sturdy, long-lasting setup without overextending your budget.