I was driving via another route to work yesterday when I noticed this deck railing construction that I very intrigued with. I was thinking of going with cables, but I know they are pricey. Then I spied this:
(https://i257.photobucket.com/albums/hh222/teskeym/IMAGE_081.jpg)
It looks like a welded fence of some sort. I went to a farm supply place and looked around but didn't find it. I asked and showed this picture and the guy thought that another place might have it, but they were out.
Does anyone know what I would call this?
I like the idea that it appears easy to install and is easy to see through.
Thanks as always.
mt
I was thinking Hog Panels, Mike, but could be bull panels or something similar.
http://www.stockyardsupply.com/page3/
The hog panels I keep finding have decreasing sized grids. I think I am on the right track with finding these at a farm supply place, but I gotta keep looking.
I think we call it horse panel , no kidding but googling doesn't get the result we're after. I try to remember to check at the lumber yard tomorrow. It's about $70.00 a sheet , 6' x12' IIRC , we looked at using it recently but the client decided on something else. I guess it was more or less a "drill" on thier part to ensure they "got thier money's worth " makin me jump thru ANOTHER hoop that is :( ::)
MT - around here we call it cattle panels. I think they are usually about 4-5' by 15'.
MikeT Yes those are livestock panels. They come in a variety of sizes. There are cattle panels which are 52" X 16' for about $18 @ panel. There are also pig panels which I think are 36" X 16' for about $26@ and there is a combination which incorporates the two into one. Not real sure what the price and size available on these. We just bought 6 cattle panels at Southern States last week on sale for $15.99@. If you are going with a long span you should have intermediate post or bracing every so often as they are not that rigid in longer runs.
Try searching for weld wire or welded wire.