Welded Wire Fence VidaXL with 13 Spike Posts Gray 0.4 x 25 m Steel

Welded Wire Fence VidaXL with 13 Spike Posts Gray 0.4 x 25 m Steel is a welded mesh barrier designed to mark boundaries and protect small outdoor areas. Made from steel and supplied with thirteen spike posts, the fence stretches 25 metres long and stands 0.4 metre high, offering a low-profile perimeter solution for gardens, allotments, terraces and light livestock containment.

Advantages

The welded steel construction provides consistent mesh strength and shape stability while remaining relatively lightweight for handling and installation. Included spike posts have pointed ends for direct ground mounting, eliminating the need for separate post anchors in many soil types. The gray coating increases resistance to corrosion and blends unobtrusively with garden and landscape settings. The system supports climbing plants and can be used as a trellis or barrier depending on need.

Suitable for

• Marking property boundaries and creating temporary or permanent perimeter lines
• Enclosing vegetable gardens, flower beds and allotments
• Containing small animals such as rabbits or poultry where high security is not required
• Supporting climbing plants, vines or beans as a trellis

When it may not be suitable

This fence is not intended for high-security applications or for containing large or strong livestock, as the 0.4 m height and welded mesh design provide only limited deterrence and containment. It may also be unsuitable for very rocky or hard ground where spike posts cannot be driven in without pre-drilling or additional installation hardware.

Key specifications

• Material: steel welded mesh with protective gray coating
• Overall length: 25 metres
• Height: 0.4 metre
• Number of spike posts included: 13
• Post type: pointed spike posts for direct ground insertion
• Typical uses: boundary marking, garden enclosure, plant support

How to use

Unroll the welded wire fence along the planned line and position the included spike posts at regular intervals, aligning posts with the fence mesh. Push or drive the pointed posts into the ground until secure; in hard or compacted soils use a mallet and, if necessary, pre-drill holes. Attach the mesh to each post using wire ties, clips or other suitable fasteners at top, middle and bottom to maintain tension and vertical alignment. For corners or end points, overlap the mesh and secure firmly to prevent sagging. Trim excess mesh with bolt cutters and check all fastenings before use.

What to consider before purchase

• Measure the installation perimeter to ensure 25 m length is sufficient or if multiple rolls are required
• Assess soil type to confirm spike posts can be driven in or if additional anchors or concrete fixing will be needed
• Consider required fence height—0.4 m is suitable for low barriers and plant support but not for high containment
• Check local regulations or covenants related to boundary fencing and visibility

Usage recommendations

For best results, install posts at even intervals (approximately every 1.8–2.5 m depending on ground conditions) and maintain moderate tension in the mesh to reduce sagging. Treat cut edges and connection points to reduce corrosion over time and inspect fastenings annually.