Metex GI Block Mesh, 6" × 30 m, Galvanized & Easy-Fix

It is made from galvanized iron (GI), offering enhanced durability and corrosion resistance, making it ideal for outdoor and construction environments.

The wire gauge typically ranges from 2.0mm to 4.0mm, allowing for flexibility in strength and application based on specific project needs.

This mesh is primarily used for reinforcement in masonry work, providing structural support in walls and enhancing stability in construction projects.

The GI Block Mesh is customizable and can often be cut to length to meet specific project requirements.

The galvanization process protects the mesh from rust and corrosion, significantly extending its lifespan when exposed to moisture and harsh environments.

It is suitable for both residential and commercial projects, providing reliable reinforcement across a variety of applications.

Key technical specifications include the mesh size (6 inches), roll length (30 meters), wire gauge (2.0mm to 4.0mm), and material (galvanized iron), all contributing to its effectiveness in construction reinforcement.

GI Block Mesh is a durable reinforcement material made from galvanized iron with a grid/mesh design. It is best used to reinforce masonry and concrete walls, foundations, and other structural elements to provide added strength and stability.

It is made from galvanized iron and features a grid or mesh pattern that reinforces concrete and masonry. The galvanized coating provides corrosion resistance for longer life in harsh conditions, making it versatile for construction projects.

Sizes and specifications vary by listing. Check the Fepy product page for exact dimensions, aperture sizes, and gauge options.

The grid/mesh pattern distributes loads more evenly and provides greater stability for walls and foundations, while the galvanized coating adds corrosion resistance—especially important in outdoor or damp environments.

Yes. The galvanized coating protects against corrosion, making it suitable for outdoor use and harsh weather conditions.

Position the mesh within the formwork, secure it to supports as needed, maintain proper concrete cover over the mesh, and overlap panels as required before pouring. Follow project engineering guidance for spacing and placement.

Cut with tin snips or bolt cutters, wear gloves and eye protection, and treat cut edges to preserve the galvanized coating where possible.