High Rigidity Double Wire Fence Panel 868 656 Twin Bar Welded Mesh

Double Wire Fence Panel 868/656 — Twin-Bar Welded Mesh, High Rigidity

Product Information:

Double-wire (twin-bar) welded fence panels — commonly known by types such as 868 and 656 — combine two horizontal wires with single vertical wires to form a robust 2D mesh panel. This twin-wire geometry gives the panel high lateral stiffness and straightness over long spans while maintaining clear-view aesthetics. Standard panels are manufactured in widths of about 2.0–2.5 m and heights from ~1.0 m up to 3.0 m or more, depending on project needs. These panels are widely used in commercial, industrial and sports perimeter projects.

Characteristics:

Twin-bar panels typically use combinations such as 6/5/6 mm or 8/6/8 mm (horizontal/vertical/horizontal) wire profiles — offering customizable thickness to match anti-cut and rigidity requirements. Mesh openings commonly include 50×100, 50×150 and 50×200 mm; welds at each intersection are controlled for mechanical consistency. The double horizontal wires at regular centres dramatically reduce panel flexing and help maintain a straight line over long runs.

Advantages:

The double horizontal wire design delivers a high stiffness-to-weight ratio, lowering the need for heavy framing and intermediate rails. Panels are difficult to cut or deform quickly, improving perimeter security while retaining excellent sightlines for CCTV. Modular panels and standardized fixings speed installation and simplify replacement of single damaged panels — a practical advantage for large sites.

Applications:

Double-wire panels suit industrial parks, commercial campuses, schools, sports facilities, logistics yards and utility substations. Denser wire and tighter mesh variants are preferred for higher-security installations; lighter variants are popular for aesthetic or landscape edges that require transparency and robustness.

Installation & Maintenance:

Panels bolt to posts with metal clamps or pressed brackets; foundation choice (in-ground concrete vs baseplate anchor) depends on soil and wind loading. Typical installation uses M8/M10 grade fasteners and factory-matched clamps; packs include clips, bolts and post caps. Inspect welds and coatings annually; touch up or replace damaged panels promptly to avoid localized corrosion or mechanical weakening.