Masonry mesh

Welded masonry mesh (armopoyas) made of steel wire.

This type of mesh belongs to building materials. The map of such a mesh has clear overall dimensions, ideally even geometry of cells and has a high strength of welded joints. It is manufactured both in a standard overall size, mesh size and wire thickness, and according to individual requests.

The main areas of application of masonry mesh:

• reinforcement of reinforced concrete;
• reinforcement of floors, floors;
• reinforcement of paths, foundations, blind areas;
• reinforcement of asphalt-concrete road surfaces;
• bridge building;
• reinforcement of brickwork, building blocks;
• reinforcement for plastering and facade works;
• for monolithic housing construction;
• for sheathing of pipelines;
• installation of insulation on the roof;
•  production of aviaries, cages for animals;
• for fencing the territory and areas;
• for the manufacture of grilles for ventilation shafts;
• production and installation of fences;
• production of frames for greenhouses and hotbeds, as well as in the form of a plaster mesh.

Due to a large margin of safety and a long period of operation, a product of this type can be used at various facilities - from small household structures to residential buildings and large industrial buildings.

There are two forms of release:

• Rolls, if the diameter of the steel wire or reinforcement is up to 5 mm. Sometimes a little more. Or it is a composite mesh with a fiber diameter of 1.5 to 8 mm.
• Maps (sheets), which is typical for steel masonry mesh with a large diameter of reinforcement. Although in this case, one of the technologies involves the purchase of reinforcement rather than mesh. A mesh is formed from it directly at the construction site.

DISTINCTIVE CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MASONRY NET:

• the smaller the mesh size, the stronger the mesh, and the higher its ability to withstand heavy loads;
• the presence of a polymer or zinc coating will help resist corrosion and environmental influences.
• the weight of the masonry mesh affects its strength: the greater the weight, the more load the mesh can withstand. The strength of the mesh can be determined by its weight: you need to weigh the roll of masonry mesh, calculate the weight of 1 sq. m and compare with the theoretical (reference) weight. If the difference in weight is more than 5%, then the quality of this roll is poor.