MAPORCH Steel Mesh Screen (2, Mesh 20 11.4" x 23.6")

Why would you buy galvanize screen that will rush or Corrode? This quality product is perfect. The only drawback is only the perimeter Strands are welded, so if you cut it, it will fray. You can avoid this by cutting it too big and folding it back and tapping it flat with a hammer if you don’t have a break. I used it for spark arresting on my Solo Stove. Works fantastic!

We use these for our pits at the BBQ Truck. They work perfect

Very sturdy. I actually needed a size 13”x13”, but not available so I had to reshape it. It came folded in 12"x12", I used a hammer to flattered it. I used it to avoid pests get into the vent opening. Although I had to spent an hour to customize the size to fit my need but I don't have to worry about pests getting through from the vent opening now. Happy customer :)

I really thought it would be a bigger piece, my mistake for not checking measurements. I thought it was expensive for such a small piece, but it was definitely strong and stainless steel. Funny thing, I couldn't figure out how to cut it. Tried my metal sheers, wire cutters, and every thing I could but it would only cut a little at the time. I was so frustrated and needed to cut it. Next day I just tried plain ol scissors, and it cut right through it. I felt a little dumb, if wire cutters didn't work, never thought scissors would. Good product.

I utilized this product in my garden as a barrier on the ground to prevent mice from digging into the soil. I covered the metal mesh with a layer of small landscaping stones and presently it has kept the mice from disturbing the garden. The mesh is very easy to use and reshape to the desired dimensions.

I am only giving 3 stars because I haven't used the product yet, I purchased it to cover 2 small vent windows in my attic and I'm waiting until the weather gets a bit warmer before I replace them. I'll revise my review at that time. I can tell you the material is very sturdy and I like that the openings in the mesh are tiny so hopefully it will keep out the wasps that keep building nests in the attic. I'll keep you posted.

This was the perfect thing to cover up holes in drywall made by rats. I put castor oil pellets in the hole, then packed it tight with steel wool, put dry wall anchors, cut it slightly bigger than the hole (use sheet metal scissors because the metal is super strong), drilled screws through the metal and anchors, covered it with a layer of compound, painted it and boom! Completely cut off rats means of entry. I am actually buying it again to use for other projects.

The size of the grid opening is small enough (4.5mm) to block entry of small animals into vent openings. Cutting this material to shape is very easy when using tin snips. Also, wear good gloves when handling to avoid being poked and cut.