Wire mesh fencing from K Garden is made from 800 MPa high-tensile steel with four-strand knots, holding its shape even on uneven ground, and hot dip galvanised to resist rust.
Apertures of 2×4, 4×4 and 4×6 inch, heights from 90 to 250 cm and rolls of 30 and 50 metres, from 38 THB per metre depending on the specification.
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Why this grade — The 4×6 inch aperture uses the least wire per metre, so it is the cheapest per metre — right for long runs that do not need to hold small animals.
Mesh only. Posts, VAT, delivery, installation and tie wire are not included.
For example, a 40 × 60 metre plot has a 200 metre perimeter. For a land or house boundary the calculator suggests Thai Chicken Fence Wire Mesh 4×6 inch model SS 16 at 150 cm, which needs 7 rolls of 30 m at 1,590 THB each — 11,130 THB of mesh, about 56 THB per metre. Adding Y-Posts brings in 68 posts at 270 THB each, for roughly 29,490 THB in total.
Wire mesh fence prices for every grade and every height — hinge joint, square mesh and chain link, from 90 to 250 cm tall. Prices are per roll from the factory, listed by height and roll length so you can pick the specification that suits the job.
Note prices exclude VAT and delivery
Thai Chicken Fence wire mesh, 4×6 inch aperture in 2.00 mm wire. The best value in the range — the widest aperture uses less wire per metre, which suits large livestock, house boundaries and long perimeter runs.
| Height | 30 m roll | 50 m roll |
|---|---|---|
| 100 cm | 1,245THB | 1,920THB |
| 120 cm | 1,370THB | 2,230THB |
| 150 cm | 1,590THB | 2,670THB |
| 180 cm | 1,810THB | 2,960THB |
| 200 cm | 1,980THB | 3,270THB |
| 220 cm | 2,340THB | 3,660THB |
| 250 cm | 2,500THB | 4,060THB |
Thai Chicken Fence wire mesh, 4×4 inch aperture in 2.00 mm wire. A square aperture that balances strength against cost, suited to pens for goats, sheep, cattle and buffalo.
| Height | 30 m roll | 50 m roll |
|---|---|---|
| 100 cm | 1,550THB | 2,460THB |
| 120 cm | 1,710THB | 2,800THB |
| 150 cm | 1,960THB | 3,320THB |
| 180 cm | 2,270THB | 3,810THB |
| 200 cm | 2,490THB | 4,100THB |
Thai Chicken Fence wire mesh, 2×4 inch aperture in 2.00 mm wire. The tightest aperture in the range, for small animals such as chicks, rabbits and ducklings, and effective at stopping small dogs from slipping through.
| Height | 30 m roll | 50 m roll |
|---|---|---|
| 100 cm | 2,110THB | 3,610THB |
| 120 cm | 2,460THB | 4,210THB |
| 150 cm | 3,000THB | 5,190THB |
| 180 cm | 3,450THB | 5,760THB |
| 200 cm | 3,760THB | 6,310THB |
Chain link wire mesh, 1.5 inch aperture in 2.00 mm wire. The tightest chain link aperture — good against small animals and harder to climb than the wider grades.
| Height | 10 m roll |
|---|---|
| 100 cm | 870THB |
| 120 cm | 1,030THB |
| 150 cm | 1,170THB |
| 180 cm | 1,330THB |
| 200 cm | 1,420THB |
Chain link wire mesh, 2.0 inch aperture in 2.50 mm wire. Balances strength against price, and is the size most often used for house and sports-ground fencing.
| Height | 10 m roll |
|---|---|
| 100 cm | 930THB |
| 120 cm | 1,060THB |
| 150 cm | 1,250THB |
| 180 cm | 1,440THB |
| 200 cm | 1,540THB |
Chain link wire mesh, 2.5 inch aperture in 2.50 mm wire. The widest aperture and the best value for large sites that need long runs of fencing.
| Height | 10 m roll |
|---|---|
| 100 cm | 870THB |
| 120 cm | 1,010THB |
| 150 cm | 1,150THB |
| 180 cm | 1,320THB |
| 200 cm | 1,480THB |
Hinge joint wire mesh in 2.50 mm wire, models HJ 8-90-15 to HJ 14-200-15, made in Thailand to Australian quality standards. Spacing is tight at the bottom to stop small animals slipping through and opens up towards the top. The knotted joints flex under load and return to shape, which suits livestock pens and sloping ground.
| Height | 30 m roll | 50 m roll |
|---|---|---|
| 90 cm | 1,430THB | 2,340THB |
| 115 cm | 1,550THB | 2,580THB |
| 120 cm | 1,730THB | 2,870THB |
| 142 cm | 1,920THB | 3,160THB |
| 150 cm | 1,890THB | 3,140THB |
| 150 cm | 2,060THB | 3,460THB |
| 175 cm | 2,070THB | 3,400THB |
| 175 cm | 2,270THB | 3,760THB |
| 200 cm | 2,460THB | 4,100THB |
The Y-Post is designed specifically as the main support for wire mesh fencing — strong, durable and quick to install. It comes EDP-coated or hot dip galvanised.
| Height | Price / post |
|---|---|
| 1.67 m | 210THB |
| 2.13 m | 270THB |
| 2.43 m | 300THB |
| 2.74 m | 330THB |
| 3.00 m | 400THB |
| Height | Price / post |
|---|---|
| 2.0 m | 330THB |
| 2.2 m | 370THB |
| 2.4 m | 400THB |
| 2.8 m | 470THB |
| 3.2 m | 520THB |
For a quotation including delivery and installation, send us your site dimensions and what you need to contain — we will work out the rolls and posts for you at no charge.
Request a quote on LINECall 063-337-1113Every job needs a different aperture and height. This table sets out, in one row each, which grade to use, the minimum height, how far apart to set the posts, and the mesh price per metre — posts and installation not included.
| Job type | Recommended grade | Minimum height | Mesh per metre |
|---|---|---|---|
| Land and house boundaryThe 4×6 inch aperture uses the least wire per metre, so it is the cheapest per metre — right for long runs that do not need to hold small animals. | 4×6 inSS 16 · wire 2.00 mm | 150 cmposts every 3 m | 53THB/m |
| Cattle and buffaloCattle lean in with real weight. The square 4×4 inch aperture does not splay under pressure and is less likely to trap a head than a rectangular one. | 4×4 inSS 16 · wire 2.00 mm | 150 cmposts every 2.5 m | 65THB/m |
| Goats and sheepGoats climb and push their heads through gaps. Use the 4×4 inch aperture, nothing wider, at 120 cm or taller. | 4×4 inSS 13 · wire 2.00 mm | 120 cmposts every 2.5 m | 56THB/m |
| PoultryThe 2×4 inch aperture is small enough to keep chicks and ducklings in, and predators out. | 2×4 inSS 11 · wire 2.00 mm | 100 cmposts every 2.5 m | 70THB/m |
| Dog runSmall dogs slip through wide gaps. Use 2×4 inch at 120 cm or more, and bury the base 15 to 20 cm if the dog digs. | 2×4 inSS 13 · wire 2.00 mm | 120 cmposts every 2.5 m | 82THB/m |
| Factory and sports groundChain link has an even surface that can be cut and adapted freely on site. The 2.0 inch grade uses 2.50 mm wire, making it harder to climb and more durable. | 2.0 inCL 2.0″ · wire 2.50 mm | 180 cmposts every 2.5 m | 144THB/m |
Wire mesh fencing is steel wire woven into a sheet and supplied in rolls, tensioned against posts set at intervals. Compared with rigid panel fencing it is more flexible, easier to transport and far cheaper per metre over large areas. We make two main families.
The vertical and horizontal wires are knotted rather than welded, so each joint flexes when an animal pushes or the ground settles, then returns to shape without tearing. Spacing is tight at the bottom and opens towards the top, stopping small animals without wasting wire up high. Built from 2.50 mm high-tensile wire throughout.
Also called diamond mesh, woven into a continuous diamond pattern with an even surface that can be cut and adapted freely on site. It is the usual choice for house, sports-ground and warehouse fencing as well as DIY work. Available in 1.5, 2.0 and 2.5 inch apertures, in 10 metre rolls from 100 to 200 cm tall.
| Attribute | Hinge joint | Chain Link |
|---|---|---|
| Aperture | Rectangular, tight at base | Uniform diamond |
| Joints | Knotted, flexes under load | Continuously interwoven |
| Wire gauge | 2.50 mm | 2.00 – 2.50 mm |
| Heights | 90 – 200 cm | 100 – 200 cm |
| Roll length | 30 and 50 m | 10 m |
| Best for | Pens, farms, sloping land | Homes, factories, sports grounds |
Each kind of fence is good at something different — none of them wins at everything. This table lays out what you gain and give up with each, so you can judge which one fits your job.
| Criterion | Wire mesh | Panel fence | Barbed wire | Concrete wall |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cost per metre | 38–154 THB | Higher than mesh | Cheapest | Highest |
| Speed to install | Fast — unroll and tension along the posts | Fast — panel by panel | Fastest | Slowest — needs curing time |
| Sloping or uneven ground | Handles it — the mesh follows the ground | Possible but panels must be cut to fit | Handles it | Needs stepped footings — costs more |
| Privacy | None — fully open | None | None | Complete |
| Holds small animals | Yes, with the 2×4 inch aperture | Depends on the bar spacing | No — animals pass straight through | Yes |
| Repairing one damaged spot | Yes — cut out and splice that run | Yes — swap that panel | Yes | Hard — break out and recast |
| Moving it elsewhere | Yes — roll it up and take it | Yes, but panels are bulky to haul | Yes | No |
| Best suited to | Land, farms, animal pens, long runs | Houses and frontages where looks matter | Temporary boundaries on a tight budget | Homes needing privacy and sound blocking |
The per-metre figure for wire mesh comes from the price tables above. For the other kinds we give a relative level only, because their price depends on the maker and the specification.
Aperture is what decides whether a fence actually holds an animal. The rule is simple: the gap must be smaller than the head of the animal you are containing. Tighter apertures use more wire, so the price per roll rises accordingly.
The widest aperture uses less wire per metre, making it the best value for land boundaries, orchards and large livestock. From 1,245 THB per 30 m roll.
A square aperture balancing strength and cost. It resists pushing and stops heads getting stuck — the size most livestock farms choose.
The tightest aperture, holding chicks, rabbits, ducklings and small dogs while keeping predators out. It uses more wire, so costs more per roll.
The 1.5 inch grade uses 2.00 mm wire; the 2.0 and 2.5 inch grades use 2.50 mm. Smaller diamonds are denser and harder to climb, larger ones are more open and cheaper. From 870 THB per 10 m roll.
How long a wire mesh fence lasts comes down to three things: the gauge of the wire, the tensile strength of the steel, and the corrosion coating. The three points below set out which gauge each grade uses, what it suits, and how the surface is treated.
The heaviest gauge, used across the hinge joint range and for 2.0 and 2.5 inch chain link — for farm stock and large animals.
Used across the 4×6, 4×4 and 2×4 inch square mesh from 100 to 250 cm — the most widely applicable grade.
Y-Posts are available EDP-coated or hot dip galvanised for outdoor runs that need a long service life.
High-tensile wire carries more load at the same gauge, so it tensions tighter, allows wider post spacing and does not sag under repeated pushing. Every grade holds its gauge through the whole roll, not just at the selvedge.
MIT (Made in Thailand) certifies local manufacture, ISO 9001 covers the quality management system, and Green Industry reflects a commitment to reducing environmental impact at every production stage.
Our plant is in Bang Yai, Nonthaburi. Ordering direct from the manufacturer keeps both quality and cost under one roof — and every price is published openly on this page, with no need to enquire first.
We have installation teams nationwide — quick to install and easy on site time — and we will calculate the rolls and posts you need from your actual site dimensions.
These six applications cover what customers order most. Each carries a specific aperture and height recommendation you can act on, not a general suggestion.
A clear, open boundary that does not block light or airflow. We suggest 2.0 inch chain link or the 4×6 inch mesh, the best value per metre.
Cattle lean into a fence with real weight. Use the 4×4 inch aperture at 150 cm or taller, or 2.50 mm hinge joint whose knots flex under load and recover.
Goats climb well and push their heads through gaps. Use the 4×4 inch aperture, nothing wider, at a height of at least 120 to 150 cm.
Small dogs slip through wide apertures. Use 2×4 inch mesh at 120 cm or taller, and bury the base 15 to 20 cm if the dog digs.
The 2×4 inch aperture keeps chicks and ducklings in and predators out. A height of 100 to 150 cm is enough for most sheds.
Keeps animals out of crops across large areas. The 4×6 inch mesh in 50 metre rolls gives the best value per metre and reduces the number of joins.
Measure and set out — measure the perimeter, peg every corner and run a string line.
Set corner and brace posts — corners carry all the tension, so set them deep in concrete with a diagonal brace.
Set line posts — space them evenly, typically 2.5 to 3 metres apart.
Roll out the mesh — unroll along the post line and keep the horizontal wires parallel to the ground.
Tension and fix — pull evenly from corner to corner across the whole sheet before tying off at every post.
Finish and inspect — trim the excess, turn in the wire ends and check the base sits flush along the whole run.
A start-to-finish walkthrough of installing K-Garden wire mesh fencing — simple enough to follow even with no prior experience.
Not sure what you need? Send us your dimensions and we will work it out for you at no charge.
4.7out of 5 · 6 reviews
Ordered several hundred metres of wire mesh to fence a garden. The product matched the spec, the wire is strong and the finished run looks tidy. The shop advised on aperture size and how many rolls I needed, so the order fitted the plot exactly. Good service and quick replies.
Ordered wire mesh to fence a garden plot. The product feels solid, the wire is nicely tensioned and the sizes match what was quoted. The shop explained roll counts and how to choose the height in good detail. Delivery went smoothly.
Sturdier than I expected. Used it to fence farmland and installation was straightforward. Staff answered my questions about specs and how to work out the amount of mesh clearly. Arrived in good condition.
Bought it to fence an animal enclosure. The mesh is tight and feels strong, and the aperture suits the job. The shop recommended a product based on what I actually needed rather than pushing the most expensive grade. Impressed.
Good quality product. The land boundary looks tidy and solid. Pre-sales information was good and overall I am satisfied — more detailed delivery status updates would make it even better.
The mesh matched the spec I asked about. The wire feels strong and works well for the garden. Staff advised the number of rolls before I ordered, which made budgeting easier. Good value overall.
Wire mesh comes in rolls and is tensioned against posts on site, so it is more flexible and far cheaper over large areas. Welded panel fencing is a rigid prefabricated panel with a tidier finish, which suits building frontages and housing developments.
The 2.50 mm wire is used for hinge joint mesh and for 2.0–2.5 inch chain link, and handles large animals and high-load applications. The 2.00 mm wire is used across the square mesh range and for 1.5 inch chain link, which is enough for most farm and boundary work.
Use the 2×4 inch aperture, the tightest in the square mesh range, at a height of 120 cm or more. If the dog digs, bury the bottom of the fence 15 to 20 cm into the ground.
Hinge joint and square mesh are available in 30 metre and 50 metre rolls. Chain link comes in 10 metre rolls at every height.
The 4×6 inch mesh goes up to 250 cm (model SS 26), hinge joint up to 200 cm (model HJ 14-200-15) and chain link up to 200 cm.
The number after SS is the count of horizontal wires in that roll — SS 16 has 16 wires at 150 cm tall. An HJ code reads in three parts: HJ 14-200-15 means 14 horizontal wires, 200 cm tall, with vertical wires every 15 cm.
We recommend the Y-Post, designed specifically for tensioning wire mesh. It comes EDP-coated from 1.67 to 3.00 m at 210 to 400 baht per post, and hot dip galvanised from 2.0 to 3.2 m at 330 to 520 baht per post.
We have installation teams. Installation is quoted separately from materials and depends on distance, ground conditions and fence height. Send us your site dimensions on LINE or call for a quotation.
We deliver nationwide. Some grades ship as compact coils to save space in transit. Delivery is charged by destination and roll quantity.
MIT (Made in Thailand) certifying local manufacture, ISO 9001 for the quality management system, and Green Industry for reducing environmental impact across the production process.
Tell us your site dimensions, what you need to contain and the height you want. We will calculate the rolls and posts and quote including delivery within a working day.
K Garden & Fence factory
17/5 Moo 3, Bang Muang, Bang Yai, Nonthaburi 11140, Thailand
Tel 063-337-1113
Mon – Sat, 08:30 – 17:30
