Fence mesh hexagonal green 0.4x25 m steel with 13 pointed posts 32 mm 60 cm galvanised steel – VidaXL

VidaXL green hexagonal fence mesh 0.4 x 25 m is a steel garden barrier designed for basic perimeter protection, plant bed delimitation and small-animal enclosures. The mesh features a hexagonal pattern finished in green, offering a uniform appearance that blends with garden vegetation. The set includes thirteen pointed galvanised steel posts (32 mm diameter, 60 cm height) for direct ground insertion, enabling a straightforward installation without specialised tools.

Advantages

The galvanised steel construction provides resistance to corrosion, extending the useful life of the fence when used outdoors. The hexagonal mesh pattern combines flexibility with mechanical strength, allowing the fence to follow slight ground contours and resist deformation from light impacts. Included pointed posts simplify mounting and ensure stable positioning in soil. The green finish reduces visual contrast, making the fence less conspicuous in landscaped areas.

Suitable for

• Delimiting flower beds and vegetable patches
• Enclosing small animals such as rabbits or poultry
• Temporary perimeter protection around garden areas
• Low boundary fences for pathways and lawns

When it may not be suitable

This product is intended for light to medium-duty garden use and is not suitable as a primary security barrier against intrusion or for containing large, strong animals. The posts are designed for direct insertion into soil and may not provide sufficient anchoring in rocky or very sandy ground without additional fixing measures. For tall or heavy-duty fencing requirements, consider products designed for higher loads and greater heights.

Key specifications

• Material: steel mesh with galvanised steel posts
• Mesh pattern: hexagonal
• Mesh dimensions: 0.4 m (height) x 25 m (length)
• Post diameter: 32 mm
• Post height: 60 cm
• Number of posts included: 13
• Finish: green coating on mesh, galvanised finish on posts

How to use

Unroll the mesh along the intended line of the fence and position the first pointed post at one end. Push the post into the soil at regular intervals matching the included posts, making sure each post is driven to a stable depth so the top of the post aligns with the mesh height. Attach or weave the mesh around the posts to secure it; tensions should be modest to retain the hexagonal shape and avoid overtightening that could distort the mesh. Trim any excess mesh with appropriate cutting tools and check all posts for vertical alignment. For harder ground, pre-drill pilot holes or use a hammer with a protective cap on the post to avoid damaging the coating.

What to consider before purchase

• Intended use: light garden barrier vs. security fence
• Ground type at installation site (soft soil, rocky or sandy conditions)
• Required fence height and length to ensure adequate coverage
• Need for extra posts or fastening materials for corners and gates

Usage recommendations

For best results, install posts at consistent intervals and avoid excessive tension when attaching the mesh. Periodic inspection and removal of debris or plant overgrowth will help maintain corrosion resistance and appearance. If higher stability is required, concrete footings or additional anchoring can be used for the posts.