Reinforcing mesh technical enquiry checklist
Use the model tables above to identify the square, rectangular, trench or utility mesh required by your project. Send the full model designation and schedule so the quotation can be checked against the correct sheet or length format.
- Model and dimensions: specify the model, sheet dimensions or length, wire and spacing requirements, and quantity for each item. Include drawings for a non-standard enquiry.
- Project requirements: supply the specified material grade and applicable standard or purchaser specification. Do not assume two model names from different markets are interchangeable.
- Inspection and traceability: identify the certificates, test records and bundle identification required for your purchase. Confirm that documents apply to the relevant product and production source.
- Packing and loading: state your bundle requirements, order mix and destination. Confirm the final loading plan in the quotation rather than treating catalogue loading figures as a shipment guarantee.
Using the mesh catalogue for Australian and New Zealand enquiries
The catalogue supports product comparison and quotation; it does not replace the project reinforcement design. Mesh selection, placement and construction details must follow the approved project documents.
For New Zealand supply enquiries, send the required specification and model schedule for review. Australian catalogue references are not a declaration of equivalence or project approval in New Zealand.
Request product-specific documentation
Tell us which model and documents your buyer requires before placing an order. Certification scope and order documentation should be confirmed for the exact supply, not inferred from a product photograph.
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