Sliced Insect Netting — Vegetable, Fruit Tree & Livestock Enclosure Cross-Border Pack

Buying a full roll of netting to build one livestock pen or one raised-bed screen means paying for 50 meters you will not use this season and cutting panels with scissors that leave a frayed, unraveling edge. Pre-sliced panels solve exactly that: each sheet arrives cut to a usable dimension with clean edges, so the installer measures nothing, cuts nothing, and the mesh holds its weave at the boundary instead of shedding filaments from the first day.

Cut to the Job, Not to Waste

• No on-site cutting, no edge failure — scissors-cut netting frays at every cut line and the unravel starts exactly there; factory-cut panels keep a clean boundary that holds tension
• 14-100 mesh in one product line — the coarse end screens livestock enclosures and pigeon lofts where airflow matters most; the fine end blocks greenhouse insects; one supplier covers both
• Widths to 6 m span standard frames in one piece — a 6 m panel covers a typical livestock pen wall or greenhouse gable without a vertical seam, which is one fewer pest entry point and one fewer wind tear
• White / black / silver selection per use — black for UV life and low glare in animal housing, white for crop light transmission, silver where reflective deterrence helps at open doorways
• Foreign-trade compliant packaging — panels are folded, labeled and palletized for export handling, so the consignment arrives flat and unkinked instead of rolled into permanent creases

📋 Product Specifications

Fitting Panels on Different Structures

For a livestock enclosure, run the panel from the top rail down past the bottom rail so 150-200 mm lies on the ground under a sand or gravel skirt — animals push against screening, and the buried hem is what stops them lifting the panel and walking out. For greenhouses and garden frames, fasten every 300-400 mm with wide washers or batten strips rather than staples alone, because staples pull through the weave under wind load. Where two panels meet, overlap by at least 100 mm and fasten through both layers; a butt joint with a gap is a door for the smallest pest you are trying to exclude. Choose 14-40 mesh for anything housing animals, where ventilation and ammonia clearance beat fine exclusion, and 60-100 mesh only where the structure has active airflow — a fine panel on a still, closed pen will raise humidity and heat faster than the animals can tolerate.

Factory-direct from Shandong, China · MOQ 100 pcs · Custom panel widths, mesh grades and colors · Request a wholesale quote →