Classification by Mesh Size

Mesh size must match the breeding objects to prevent "escape by squeezing through" or "entrapment injuries":

• Small Mesh (2cm×2cm - 5cm×5cm): Suitable for young poultry and livestock (such as chicks, piglets, lambs) and small poultry (ducks, geese), preventing young animals from escaping or predators (weasels, snakes) from entering.
• Medium Mesh (6cm×6cm - 10cm×10cm): A universal specification suitable for cattle and sheep during the fattening period, as well as adult chickens/ducks. It balances protection and ventilation without obstructing the observation of livestock and poultry conditions.
• Large Mesh (12cm×12cm - 20cm×20cm): Suitable for large livestock such as adult beef cattle, dairy cows, and horses. It reduces material usage and costs while ensuring good breathability of the mesh.

3. Classification by Net Panel Size

• Standard Net Panels: Height 1.2m-2.5m (1.2-1.8m for small livestock and poultry, 2.0-2.5m for large livestock to prevent jumping escapes), width 2m-4m (compatible with common post spacing for easy transportation and installation).
• Custom Net Panels: Can be customized in height (over 3m to prevent large animals from jumping) and width according to the shape of the breeding site (e.g., irregular mountainous areas, circular pastures), meeting special requirements.

Core Performance Advantages

Compared to other breeding fences such as welded mesh and Dutch net, the unique advantage of gabion mesh is its "flexible adaptability," which better meets the needs of breeding scenarios:

1. Impact Resistance and Livestock Safety: The mesh is woven from steel wires with a certain elasticity, cushioning impact forces when livestock (e.g., cattle, sheep) collide, avoiding limb injuries caused by traditional rigid fences (e.g., brick walls, welded mesh).
2. Easy Adaptation to Complex Terrain: The net panels can bend along undulating terrain (e.g., mountains, slopes) without cutting or splicing, ensuring strong overall continuity after installation and avoiding "protection gaps" due to terrain differences (e.g., small animals squeezing through gaps).
3. Excellent Ventilation and Light Transmission: The diamond/square mesh structure of gabion mesh provides a ventilation rate of over 70%, reducing moisture and ammonia buildup in enclosures and lowering the risk of respiratory diseases in livestock. It also does not block sunlight, promoting vegetation growth in grazing pastures.
4. Flexible Installation and Reusability: The net panels are lightweight (5-15kg per square meter) and paired with detachable connectors (clips, bolts), making installation 3-5 times more efficient than brick walls. When relocating, the entire structure can be dismantled and moved, with a reuse rate of over 80%, reducing long-term costs.
5. Corrosion Resistance and Low Maintenance: Gabion mesh made of galvanized/plastic-coated materials requires no daily painting for rust prevention. Only periodic checks for loose connectors are needed, making maintenance costs far lower than wooden fences (prone to decay) or ordinary wire fences (prone to rust).

Suitable Breeding Scenarios

Gabion mesh is highly adaptable and covers the vast majority of terrestrial breeding scenarios:

• Livestock Breeding: Enclosure/grazing partitioning for cattle, sheep, horses, donkeys, etc., particularly suitable for mountainous pastures (the mesh bends with the terrain without land leveling).
• Poultry Breeding: Isolation for the outer perimeter of poultry houses or free-range areas for chickens, ducks, geese, turkeys, etc. Small mesh prevents predators, while large mesh allows poultry movement.
• Specialty Breeding: Fur animals such as rabbits, foxes, raccoon dogs; economic animals like deer and alpacas; and "net enclosures for fish" in aquaculture (requires stainless steel/plastic-coated materials for corrosion resistance).
• Temporary Isolation: Temporary fencing for disinfection areas or sick animal isolation zones in breeding farms, allowing quick setup and dismantling with high flexibility.