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What is the guardrail mesh used?

11 years ago

What is the material used as the mesh within the guardrail frame?

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PRO
austin outdoor design
11 years ago
The guard rail is made of a galvanized perforated metal with 1/8" holes. Thanks for the question!
PRO
McNICHOLS CO.
11 years ago
Beth, we suggest
McNICHOLS® Perforated Metal for this look. We offer a
number of different hole sizes including 1/8”. It’s an attractive, durable
product. Please check out our website for our selection.

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