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Anyone Know Where To Get This Kind Of Mesh In Vic?

ZigenGT

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umm maybe a closeup? it could be the thick perforated and twisted mesh used on some security doors.

Just go to any secuity door factory and ask for offcuts and scraps. I'm sure they won't mind giving you a little.

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i got mine from a bus panel beater its the same mesh that they use in the ventelation on the rear engine bay doors

the ony reason i put it on was to stop birds from dint and hitting my cooler

cost be 20 bucks for a huge square i just cut it down and bent to suit

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thanks guys, unfortunately i dun have a bigger pic. I tried asking around, went to a few places but the mesh is all the same, ie the thin ones. Anyone knows any panel shop or somewhere where i can purchase them?

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Check out an aluminium window/door manufacturer. My company sometimes uses what is often called 'DVA' or 'one-way' mesh in security doors instead of normal flywire. It is hard to tell from your pic but this may be the stuff you are after. It is aluminium and available in a heap of powdercoat colour finishes. If no luck, get in contact with the company "Al-Spec" (Aluminium Specialties Group). They are a wholesaler we buy it from. They are nationwide and should be able to put you onto someone in your area who uses the stuff if you ask nicely.

Hope this helps somewhat.

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