Manufactured with a galvanized before welding process, this 16′ x 5′ panel combines 6″ x 6″ spacing and 1 gauge wire rod to keep the animal from going over or through this strong built panel. Staple to wood posts or weld to steel posts Size.2″ x 4″ Mesh helps prevent stepping through or becoming caught.

Ideal for runs, paddocks, arenas, stallion pens, stall fronts & dividers and temporary stalls. All Welded Wire Panels are FOB Commerce City, CO Only.Come see us when you’re ready for fencing, where you know the quality is always the best. Stockyards gives you an excellent choice of eleven different panels so that you may choose the one that’s just right for you. Welded Wire Livestock Panels will give your corral years of service and minimal maintenance at a low initial cost. The 16′ panels are easy to handle and install. The many other uses for these panels include temporary runs and pens, stall dividers and hay stack protection. Welded Livestock Panels are ideal for loafing areas, corrals, feedlots, arenas, and working pens. The wire rods are welded at every intersection and are heavily galvanized with a thick zinc coating. Be sure they are protected with the best materials your money can buy.These heavy duty Welded Livestock Panels are constructed from heavy weight galvanized wire rods. You invest time, money and resources in your animals. In all these applications, the common features are high-quality steel, durable zinc coating and expert manufacturing. Be sure the opening is no more than 2″x4″. Proper spacing for horses is important to prevent hooves or legs from getting caught in the mesh. Sheep may not exert as much pressure, but protecting them from predators requires a tight, secure mesh spacing to deter entry into the enclosure. And, containing an excited bull or a herd of cows at dinnertime requires the most durable fence available. On the other hand, cattle don’t require graduated spacing at the bottom, but height is a consideration.

The height of the fence doesn’t have to be significant. Piglets are small enough to slip through large openings, so graduated spacing near the bottom of the panel would be a good idea. Swine can root their way out of an enclosure, so the fence must sit low and tight to the ground. Pigs have different safety issues than cattle. To determine the style that best fits the needs of your corral, feedlot or property, you must first consider what the purpose of the enclosure will serve. The panels won’t break when cattle, pigs or horses press against the mesh, so you can be rest assured that your animals are protected. And, with a galvanized zinc coating protecting the steel, rust and corrosion don’t stand a chance. With durable welds securing every vertical and horizontal intersection, the mesh is virtually impossible to break down. The wire used for these panels typically ranges from lighter-weight 4 and 6 gauge to a robust ¼” diameter wire. Heavy-duty steel stockade panels provide the reinforcement you need.

To preserve your valuable time, you’ll want to avoid the countless hours that could be lost to sleepless nights of worry, or making unnecessary repairs to failed enclosures. The constant pressure that large, heavy animals exert by simply pressing against a fence, especially in close quarters, can take its toll on inadequate fencing material. Pens, corrals and feedlot areas must be safe and secure at all times. Investing in proper food and shelter is only part of your concern. As farmers and ranchers, you have a lot riding on the well-being of your livestock.

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